A real Scalus client

Josh runs the tools. I run his website.

Josh owns 22 Electrical Works, a small licensed team working across Melbourne's east. He already had a website. It was not bringing him work. So I built him a proper one, put a quote flow on the front of it and wired it into the job management system he already uses, so the jobs he finishes show up on his site by themselves.

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$225/mo · No setup fee · No lock in · A real Melbourne person on the other end

Josh · Owner, 22 Electrical Works · Croydon Hills

Have a look for yourself

Josh's website, live, right here

This is not a screenshot. It is his real site, loaded inside this page. Scroll it, open the menu, run the quote flow the way one of his customers would. Switch it to a phone and see what most people actually get.

www.22electricalworks.com.au

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In his words

What Josh actually said

Not a written review someone typed for him. This is straight off the video above.

"Tim jumped straight on board and helped me straight away. He got the website up and I'm stoked with it."

"The look of the website is super interactive, which is what I wanted."

"It's so easy for my clients to be able to get a quote that I don't have to worry about any of it."

"Tim's support is second to none. He started a WhatsApp group with me and he's super responsive."

"I've had to push back dates and he's been understanding and straight away answers. So it's been awesome."

"He's been super proactive with helping us."

The build

What I actually made him

Three things carry this site: the site itself, the quote flow on the front of it, and the live job feed wired into the back of it.

Live preview ⤢ 22 Electrical Works website built by Scalus

22 Electrical Works

Electrician · Croydon Hills · 22electricalworks.com.au

A website built around the work he wants

Josh wanted residential work close to home, so the site is built for it. His own photos, his own words, and a page for every service and every suburb he covers, written with things only a local would know rather than the same paragraph with the suburb name swapped in.

Tap the preview to open the real site full screen, or scroll back up to the live window and have a proper look through it.

28 pages, every service and every suburb he works
Built to be found when a local searches for a sparky
His enquiries land in his inbox the second they come in

The three step quote flow on the 22 Electrical Works website

A quote flow that does the asking for him

This is the bit Josh singled out. Instead of a contact form that says "message us", the front of his site walks a customer through three quick steps: what they need done, a few details about the job, then how to reach them. It takes about thirty seconds.

By the time it reaches Josh he already knows what the job is and where it is, so he can price it or call back without a round of questions first. In his words, he does not have to worry about any of it.

Three steps, about thirty seconds, no obligation
The job type and the suburb arrive with every enquiry
Nothing for Josh to chase or set up

Live job feed on the 22 Electrical Works website, pulled from ServiceM8

His job management system, wired into his website

Josh already runs every job through ServiceM8. So I connected it to his website. When he closes off a job, that job appears on his site on its own, with the real photo he took, the type of work and the suburb. No names, no addresses, nothing private ever leaves the system.

The counters on his site are wired to the same feed, so the number of jobs he has completed climbs by itself. Josh does not upload anything, does not write anything and does not remember to do anything. He just does the work.

Real finished jobs, with his own photos, updating on their own
Customer names and addresses never touch the website
Proof he is genuinely working nearby, kept current without him

Tim from Scalus with the 22 Electrical Works crew beside their truck in Melbourne's east — Josh's crew and me, on site in Melbourne's east.

The bit that is hard to put on a website

You get me, not a ticket number

I go out and meet the teams I work with. I see the trucks, the jobs and how the work actually runs, because that is the only way to build a site that fits it rather than one that looks nice and gets in the way.

I am in Melbourne, Josh has my number and the Scalus App, and when something needs changing he tells me and it gets changed. No account manager, no portal, no queue.

What Josh pays for it

The website, the quote flow, the job feed and me looking after all of it. One monthly price, no setup fee, no lock in contract.

No setup fee Scalus 225

$225/mo

month to month · no setup fee

A full website, built for you
A quote flow on the front of it
Wired into the systems you already run
Built to be found when locals search
Fast, secure hosting included
Changes whenever you need them
Ongoing support, no lock in

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No setup fee · Cancel with 30 days notice · Know what you want? Start straight away

Questions, answered

Is it really $225 a month?

Yes. $225/month, month to month. No setup fee, and you can cancel with 30 days notice.

Can you wire my system in like you did for Josh?

Usually yes. Josh runs ServiceM8 and I have done the same for other trades on it. If you run something else, tell me what it is and I will tell you honestly whether it can talk to a website. If it cannot, I will say so rather than sell you something that will not work.

Who actually looks after my site?

Tim, based right here in Melbourne's east. I handle the builds and look after your site directly. Josh has my number and the Scalus App. You get the same.

What if I already have a website?

So did Josh. If yours is not bringing you work, that is the thing worth fixing. Leave your details and I will have a proper look at what you have got and tell you straight what is wrong with it.

Am I locked into a contract?

No. Everything is month to month. Stay as long as it is working for you. Cancel with 30 days notice.

Do I own the website?

You own your content, your photos, and all of your contacts and data, and if you cancel they leave with you on 30 days notice. If you want to keep your website's design and code, it is a one off $850. What does not come with the design and code is the SEO and AI Search work, the hosting, updates, support and the connected systems, like the enquiry forms, live chat, missed call text back, review system and lead notifications, which run on Scalus hosting and would need replacing elsewhere. It is an ongoing service rather than a one off build that dates in a year or two, so while you are with me you get one to one support and your site keeps being updated, which you can follow at scalus.app/updates/. It is set out in the terms.

What happens if I stop paying?

If a payment fails, your site stays up for up to 14 days while I sort it out with you, then it is paused until you pay. To leave, give 30 days notice in writing and everything of yours comes with you. What stops is the part I run for you: hosting, support, maintenance, security, the chat bot and the other integrations. No lock in. Keeping your website's design and code is a one off $850 if you want it.

What if I am not satisfied?

I will do everything I can to make it right. If I still cannot, I will cancel your subscription straight away, and your site stays live for another 14 days so nothing drops off overnight.

Want one like Josh's?

Leave your details and I will reach out about creating something like this for your business. I will have a look at what you have got now, then call you back and tell you straight where it stands. If you do not have a website yet, even better, we start clean.

Tim

Developer, Scalus

Melbourne

Tim McCartney, the Ringwood website developer behind Scalus, working at his laptop

Tim McCartney with Michael from Glow Electrical beside the Glow van

Get in contact

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I'll use your information to reach out via call, SMS and email, usually a call. If you don't want to receive anything just reply STOP on any channel and I'll stop all communication. Kind regards, Tim.