One inquiry shouldn't scatter across texts, email, and three different apps. Craftfront keeps the website, booking, and follow-up in one place — so every job keeps moving.
Product preview showing a Craftfront operator dashboard, a new job request, a customer next step view, and a reserved walkthrough video slot.
The customer gets an obvious next step. You get one place to keep the job moving.
Your story, your work, and your services become a hosted site that is ready to take bookings.
Not a blank website builder. A finished front door.
Inquiry, quote, and booking flows collect the right details before they become another thread.
The next step is obvious before anyone has to ask.
Each confirmed job can open a hub with notes, timeline, approvals, and customer updates in one place.
The job stops living in scattered memory.
Replies, reminders, and next actions stay visible so you can keep doing the actual work.
A calm front office, not another inbox.
Every business looks different up front. Underneath, the path is the same: capture the inquiry, book it, and carry the details into the job.
Studio and team sessions, with the fee shown upfront.
Menus quoted per event - no canned packages.
Documentary coverage, quoted to the couple's date and venue.
Craftfront is built for the part after someone says yes — the notes, timing, and approvals that decide whether the job feels professional or scattered.
Contact, service, timing, and notes are saved before the work begins.
Craftfront keeps the next action visible for the operator and the client.
Context is already attached, so follow-up starts from the right place.
One flat rate while we onboard our first businesses. Everything below — nothing metered, nothing locked behind a higher tier.
Craftfront came out of years running service businesses — photography, private dining, client work — and every tool that almost fit but never quite did.
Not a website builder. Not another SaaS dashboard.
A front office that runs with the work.
One system from first inquiry to finished job — instead of a booking page that stops after someone says yes.