Portfolio Builder
Before photos, scope notes, final result, and a clean proof page a customer can open from an estimate.
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Your work speaks for itself. Now your site can too.
One Merritt account gives a service business the pieces customers need next: a portfolio builder for finished work, Booking for requests, and a Link Hub that ties the actions together.
One account, three customer-facing tools.
Most contractors already have the raw material: phone photos, job notes, service rules, and a few actions customers need. Merritt turns those into connected pages instead of scattered links.
Portfolio Builder
Open ChatGPT, share a few photos, and talk through the job. Merritt drafts a proof page you can approve, edit, and share.
Booking
Let customers request work through service rules, coverage, intake questions, and operator review before anything is treated as confirmed.
Link Hub
Put proof pages, booking requests, quote actions, and contact routes behind one practical link customers can use from a text, quote, or social profile.
Questions contractors usually ask first.
Do I have to write anything?
No. Share a few photos and talk through the job — typing or a voice note in ChatGPT. Merritt drafts the page. You review and approve.
What kind of photos do I need?
Phone photos work. Before-and-afters are great, but not required. Use what you already have from the job.
Who owns the site?
You do. Your pages, your customers, your link. You can take everything with you if you ever want to leave.
Can I edit a page after it's published?
Yes. Tweak the wording, swap photos, or update details anytime. Your public link stays the same.
What does it cost?
Free during early access. Unlimited portfolio pages, unlimited businesses, no card on file.
What one Merritt account can publish
Booking
A request-first flow that collects the right details before anyone treats the job as confirmed.
View proofLink Hub
Recent work, quote requests, booking setup, and contact actions in one link tied to the same account.
View proofStart with one real job, not a blank website project.
Send photos and notes from a finished job. Merritt turns that into the first page, then the rest of the site has something true to build around.