For agencies and freelancers
Make room for the work that matters.
If you build websites for clients again and again, a lot of each project is the same groundwork. SiteDraft makes that part consistent, so your team can spend more of its time on the part that's different every time.
Repeatable project preparation
Every project starts from the same discovery questionnaire and ends up with the same kind of blueprint, so kick-off doesn't depend on who ran it.
Consistent website structures
Sitemaps, page purposes and section plans follow the same logic every time, while still fitting each client's business.
Less content entry
Export populated, editable pages instead of pasting copy into blocks one section at a time.
Better internal handoffs
Designers, developers and whoever talks to the client work from one blueprint, with the open questions written down rather than kept in someone's head.
More creative capacity
Time that used to go into chasing content and structuring pages goes back into design, development and the details clients notice.
An example workflow
How a project could run.
One way a small agency might use SiteDraft. Adapt it to how your team already works.
- 01
Kick-off
The project lead starts a website project in SiteDraft and sends the client their private link, with email reminders switched on.
- 02
Discovery
The client fills in what they know; the team answers the rest in the same place.
- 03
Planning
The team reviews the proposed sitemap, adjusts pages and lets SiteDraft draft them.
- 04
Gaps
Missing details go back to the client as a short list, not a long email.
- 05
Design
Designers work with real structure and real copy instead of lorem ipsum.
- 06
Build
Developers export the pages to WordPress or HTML and start from populated templates.
Enough groundwork. Let's make something.
Start with a thoughtful blueprint, useful content, and a little less busywork.