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What's new on Spanwright

What's new.

Every feature we have shipped, in reverse-chronological order. New dates walk to the top of this page the same week they ship on the desk. Adding to this list is one append in changelog-data.ts— no rebuild of the surrounding page.

Looking for the contract itself? /how-it-works walks the full desk loop in ten steps, and /compare sits it next to Jobber, Buildertrend, and CoConstruct.

Timeline

9 ships and counting.

Newest first. The date chip is the release week, not a build stamp — a feature that lands on a Wednesday shows up here the same Friday.

  1. Aug 12, 2026
    Shipped
    Embeddable per-contractor contact widget
    A public widget that drops into a contractor's own site — the homeowner types their scope once, the inquiry lands in the Spanwright desk under the right contractor, and the homeowner gets an acknowledgement without ever leaving the host page. Built so a solo operator can run a contact widget from their own domain and still feed a desk that knows their pipeline.
  2. Aug 1, 2026
    Shipped
    Team-member invitations on /desk/team
    Invite crew members and office staff by email and assign them a seat against one of your existing tiers. Each invite lands in the invitee's inbox as a token link that activates the seat on accept, and the owner can revoke or re-assign a seat from the same team page at any time.
  3. Jul 9, 2026
    Shipped
    Monthly revenue analytics on /desk/analytics
    KPI tiles and a monthly recurring revenue chart that reads straight off the invoice ledger — no manual export, no spreadsheet pivot. The chart highlights the months where collection lagged invoice date by more than the bucket threshold, so the operator sees the leak before the next billing cycle.
  4. Jun 4, 2026
    Shipped
    Second SEO blog post published
    A long-form companion to the cost guide that walks the same kitchen remodel through the timeline, permit, and contractor-selection angles the first post pointed at. Built for the contractor googling a real answer and the homeowner who is two weeks from signing a contract.
  5. May 12, 2026
    Shipped
    ROI calculator on /pricing
    A slider that reflects the math we use internally — move your hours per week and your hourly cost and see your stack's number compared to the Spanwright desk, in real time. The same math sits behind the monthly subscription pitch, so the price you see is the savings you would actually realise, not a marketing rounding.
  6. Apr 15, 2026
    Shipped
    Contact page is human-reachable
    A clean contact form that posts to the desk and lands a real reply from the team the same business day. Replies go out from the same inbox that handles inbound intake, so the visitor and the contractor end up on the same thread once the conversation starts.
  7. Mar 28, 2026
    Shipped
    FAQ page answers the first-day questions
    The six questions we hear most — what kind of contractor we are built for, how the homeowner experience works, what changes about CRM and job-costing, where the AI stops short of a chat tool — collected in one place. The accordion sits next to a single contact CTA so a visitor who lands here is one click from a real human.
  8. Mar 10, 2026
    Shipped
    How-it-works page walks the full desk loop
    A ten-step page from inbound to paid — the same screens that already run in production, in the order a contractor meets them on a job. Every step links to the actual surface it describes, so the marketing page mirrors what the desk does, no hand-waving copy.
  9. Feb 20, 2026
    Shipped
    Pricing page is live
    Three tiers — Solo, Crew, and Multi-trade — each sized to a different operation. Lead qualification, walk-through scheduling, daily photo updates, permit tracking, change orders, invoice chasing, and analytics ship on every tier; you only pay for the seat count that matches your team. The waitlist locks in your tier preference before onboarding opens.

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