The pitch page for tradespeople — stand out from a stack of resumes.

Why it works for tradespeople

1. 01

   Projects, not just job titles

   square footage built, projects delivered on time, and crews led, shown as real numbers and a clean timeline.

2. 02

   Safety + licenses up front

   OSHA, your lost-time record, and your tickets/certifications in one strip — no buried PDFs or ATS guesswork.

3. 03

   A face to the name

   a 60-second video where a GC or foreman sees you're reliable and easy to work with before they call.

Questions tradespeople ask

What do I send instead of a resume in the trades?

A pitch page: one link with your projects, safety record, licenses, and a short video. You text or email it to a GC, shop, or recruiter, and they see your actual track record instead of a PDF that gets lost.

What if my work isn't in numbers — I've just done a lot of jobs?

That's fine. List the projects, the types of work, the crews you've run, and the GCs or clients you've worked for. "Ran electrical on 30+ commercial fit-outs" tells a hiring story without a single percentage.

Do contractors and shops actually click a link?

More than you'd think when it's one tap on a phone with a clear photo and a short video — and it stands out hard against the stack of plain resumes and "see attached" replies they usually get.

Can I show my licenses and safety tickets?

Yes — they get an at-a-glance strip (OSHA 30, trade licenses, certifications), so a foreman can confirm you're qualified in two seconds instead of digging through a document.

How much does it cost?

Free to build and edit. $9 one-time to publish your shareable link — no subscription.