Five disciplines. One revenue system.

BoxBuild builds revenue systems for construction companies. That means websites that survive buyer vetting, SEO and AI-search visibility, paid campaigns with proper landing pages, and CRM follow-up that works your pipeline while you run jobs. We work only in construction, with deep roots in off-site — volumetric modular, panelized, container-based building. The website is one component. The system is the product.

Because construction buying works like no other market. Sales cycles run months to years, buyers vet you silently before they ever call, and credibility is judged in industry terms — backlog, bonding, delivery method, safety record. A generalist agency learns that on your budget. We already speak GC, design-build, and preconstruction, so we skip the education phase and go straight to what moves pipeline.

Usually not. Most construction firms we audit already have demand reaching them — the losses happen after the click. Visitors leave because the site fails their trust check, inquiries stall because follow-up is inconsistent, and positioning is too generic to earn a shortlist spot. We fix trust, conversion, positioning, and follow-up first. Only then does buying more traffic pay for itself.

It means we started in off-site and still specialize in it. We’ve marketed volumetric modular builders, panelized systems, container homes, ADU companies, and prefab firms — businesses that sell a construction method as much as a project. That work demands buyer education, financing content, and positioning against site-built skepticism. If we can position modular to a wary developer, we can position any construction business.

We don’t publish pricing — not as a sales tactic, but because a two-person ADU builder and a regional GC need very different systems, and pretending one price fits both would be dishonest. Every engagement is scoped to what your growth system actually needs: the levers involved, the verticals covered, the pace you want. You see exactly what a program costs, and what it’s accountable for, before you sign anything.

Because a fixed rate card would force us to sell you a package instead of a system. The right scope depends on your verticals, average contract value, sales cycle, and what’s already working. We’d rather spend a strategy call finding the leak, then quote precisely against it — including hosting and care, which are scoped with the rest of the engagement.