SiteMason
Founder & Productized ServiceMy own venture: a done-for-you client system for salons, spas, and studios. One flagship package covers website, missed-call text-back, review generation, lead follow-up, and booking. Behind the brand sits real infrastructure: an automated client provisioning pipeline, an onboarding portal, and an outreach CRM, all of which I designed and built.
View live site: sitemason.coWhy this business exists
Appointment-based beauty and wellness businesses lose clients in the gaps: missed calls that never get a text back, reviews that never get requested, leads that never get a follow-up. Owners know this is happening but have no time to fix it. Agencies sell them marketing; nobody sells them an operating system.
The gap I saw:
- Around 22% of small business calls go unanswered, and most clients book with the first business that responds
- Salon and spa owners are with clients all day, so responding fast is structurally impossible without automation
- Existing tools are self-serve software that owners have to configure themselves, which they never do
- My work with NR Skin proved the model: build the system for them, run it for them, charge monthly
What I built
- Productized offer design: Text-Back Starter at $97/mo as the entry wedge, the full SiteMason System at $297/mo as the flagship, add-ons scoped on a call
- Missed Call Text-Back product: a missed call triggers an automatic SMS in under 60 seconds from a dedicated local number, with carrier compliance (A2P registration) handled per client
- Automated client provisioning pipeline: a new client signup scaffolds their entire instance end to end, including phone number purchase, configuration, subdomain, SSL, and service startup, with rollback on failure
- Client onboarding portal: tiered "Blueprint" intake that collects exactly what each plan needs, unlocks after Stripe payment, and triggers provisioning on submit
- Outreach CRM: pipeline stages from New Lead to Closed Won, click-to-call, industry filters, and a seeded list of 70+ qualified prospects
- Marketing site: product pages for each feature, honest-claims copy, demo phone line, and Book a Call as the single conversion path
- Automated monthly client reports: missed calls recovered, bookings, and reviews, emailed to each client on the first of the month
How missed-call recovery works
How I approached it
- Started from a working prototype: the NR Skin platform proved owners will pay for operations, not marketing
- Studied the best productized-service businesses in adjacent verticals and adapted their playbook to a spa-elegant brand voice, because the aesthetic is the targeting
- Priced deliberately: a $97 wedge product that is easy to say yes to, one $297 flagship instead of a confusing tier grid, and add-ons scoped on a call
- Automated everything that scales and kept humans in everything that sells: provisioning is fully automated, but every sale happens on a call
- Wrote honest-claims copy throughout: no fabricated testimonials, no promises about integrations that vary by booking platform
- Used AI-assisted development for the entire stack, from the marketing site to the provisioning pipeline to the CRM
Where it stands
SiteMason is pre-launch with active outreach in progress. Revenue numbers will be updated as clients sign.
Platform views
Prospect names and contact details are blurred in the CRM screenshot.