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Set up a weekly program for your city: new homeowners get your postcard every week without lifting a finger.
Mail postcards to every new homeowner, get a website built on your own domain name, make the logo and the ad, publish the page it points at, and watch what visitors actually did — all from the same app that already holds your customers, your schedule and your money.
▶ Watch the marketing video tutorials — logo, ads, landing page, website, domain & postcards
Flat from $30/mo, or $25/mo billed yearly · 14-day free trial · no seat minimums, no contract required
The usual setup is a designer for the creative, a website builder for the page, a form tool for the leads, and an analytics dashboard nobody logs into — four bills and four logins to put one offer in front of one neighbourhood. Because FieldStacker already carries your company, your logo and your service catalog, it can host the page, price the job and report the result without you stitching four tools together.
All of it built on the company details, services and pricing already in your account.
Real printed postcards, mailed for you. Pick who gets one, choose your saved design and send — printing and postage handled.
Set up a program for your city and every new homeowner gets your card on the schedule you pick, with a log of what each run mailed and cost.
Answer a few questions and your whole site is built — pages, photos, services and a way to quote or book. Draft, publish, change it anytime.
Search for your .com and buy it right in the app — it connects to your website by itself. Add a business email on it, like sam@yourbusiness.com.
Describe your business, get logo options, pick one — it lands on your website, cards, quotes and ads.
Fill in a short brief and get finished ad images with your logo, offer and phone already placed — sized for a Meta feed, a story, or a Google leaderboard.
Every generate produces two genuinely different angles so you have a real choice. Push one bolder, simplify it, or ask for a new concept.
Build and publish a landing page with your branding and offer. No website required — and if you have one, embed the quote builder there instead.
On cleaning and alarm accounts, customers pick what they need, see a real total, and book — no phone call. Other industries get a contact form.
Arrived, scrolled, read to the end, tapped the button — visitor by visitor on your campaign pages, with a mobile-versus-desktop split.
Every ad you generate is kept in the app and stays downloadable, so a campaign you liked in March is still there in September.
More on automatic new homeowner postcards and the AI website builder.
You give it the facts that have to be right — company, offer, the services you want named, your phone number and the towns you cover — and it does the design, with your logo and details carried into the artwork. Each generate returns two different concepts rather than the same idea twice, so you are choosing between real alternatives instead of nudging one.
A landing page that only collects a name and number puts you right back on the phone. Put the quote builder on the page instead and the visitor does the qualifying themselves: they pick what they need, watch the total move, and arrive in your pipeline with a priced job attached rather than a form fill you have to chase. Prices come from your own catalog and are re-checked on the server, so a stale page cannot undercut you.
The problem with most small-business marketing is not that it fails, it is that nobody can tell which half failed. FieldStacker replays each visit as a sequence — arrived, scrolled a quarter, read to the end, tapped Get my free quote — so a page that people leave in four seconds looks obviously different from one that people read and act on. It splits mobile from desktop, because a page that converts on a laptop and dies on a phone is a fixable problem rather than a mystery.
Everything a service business needs to get found and get booked, in the same app as your customers, schedule and money: real printed postcards mailed to new homeowners (a batch by hand, or an automatic program that mails every new homeowner in your city), a website built for you, your own domain name and business email, an AI logo maker, ad images for social and display, landing pages, a self-serve quote builder you can put on your page or your own site, and analytics that show what every visitor did.
Yes — real printed postcards, mailed for you. Pick who gets one (for example the new homeowners on your map), choose one of your saved postcard designs and send; printing and postage are handled and each card is charged when it goes out. Or set up an automatic program for your city: every new homeowner gets your postcard on the schedule you pick, and you see what each run mailed and cost.
Yes. Answer a few questions about your business and FieldStacker builds your website — every page, with your logo, photos, services and a way to quote or book. Then search for your own domain name and buy it right in the app; it connects to your website by itself, and you can add a business email on it, like sam@yourbusiness.com. Draft, publish and change it whenever you like.
No. You fill in a short brief — company, offer, services, phone, service area — pick the size you need, and the ad is generated with your logo and details already placed correctly. Every generate makes two genuinely different concepts rather than two copies of the same one, so you have something to choose between. From there you can push a result bolder, simplify it, or ask for a new concept, and every ad you generate is saved automatically so you can come back and download it later.
Yes. Build the page in the app, publish it, and share the link — it is a real hosted page with your logo, your offer and your phone number on it, and it works as the destination for an ad, a QR code on a door hanger you print yourself, or the link on your digital business card. If you do have a website, you can skip the page and embed the quote builder there instead.
Every campaign landing page reports back. You see how many people arrived, how far down they read, which ones tapped a call to action, and what they did in order — arrived, scrolled, clicked "Get my free quote" — as a visitor-by-visitor journey rather than one blended number. It also splits mobile from desktop, which is usually the fastest way to spot a page that converts on a laptop and dies on a phone.
It is part of the app, not a separate product with its own bill. FieldStacker is flat month-to-month from $30/mo with a 14-day free trial and no card up front, no seat minimums and no annual contract. AI image generation runs on credits shown in the app, with top-up packs available if you make a lot of them in one month.
Short, real walk-throughs — no sign-up needed to watch.
Set up a weekly program for your city: new homeowners get your postcard every week without lifting a finger.
Pick who gets a card, choose your saved postcard and send. Printing and postage are handled for you.
Claim a free address, tell it about your business, build every page and publish. Your site is live in minutes.
Search for your .com and buy it right in the app — it connects to your website by itself. Then set up an email address on it, like sam@yourbusiness.com.
Describe your business, generate two logo options and pick one. It goes on your card, pages, ads and quotes.
Add your offer and service area, pick a size and get two different ads to post on Facebook, Instagram or Google.
Start a campaign, describe the offer and let AI design the page. Review it, publish it, and put the link on your ads and postcards.
Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card — and have a live landing page with a quote builder behind it before the weekend. Flat month-to-month, cancel anytime.