Austin agency Siite bundles web, SEO and ads for trades businesses

Siite launched in Austin on July 12, 2026, offering HVAC, plumbing and roofing companies one retainer for web, branding, SEO, Google Ads, automation and reputation management. The agency says the model is designed to replace fragmented vendor setups with a single partner accountable for booked jobs.

Why it matters: - Home service companies often juggle multiple vendors for websites, SEO, ads, email and lead generation, which can create higher costs and unclear accountability. - Siite is betting that trades businesses want one partner, one contract and reporting tied to booked jobs instead of clicks or impressions. - The model is aimed at contractors that want growth systems they can own, not shared lead marketplaces that sell the same prospect to multiple competitors.

What happened: - Siite launched today in Austin as a full-service digital growth agency for HVAC contractors, plumbers, roofers and other home service businesses. - The agency brings web development, e-commerce, branding, local SEO, Google Ads, paid social, email and SMS marketing, reputation management and marketing automation under one retainer. - Leonardo Miodrag, Partner and CMO at Siite, said a contractor should not need separate vendors to grow and should have one number that matters: booked jobs. - The company opened its U.S. operation at siite.co.

The details: - Siite says all core services are delivered in-house, with one dedicated advisor and no subcontractors or vendor hand-offs. - The agency measures performance by booked jobs and signed contracts, tracked through server-side attribution. - Monthly reporting includes cost per booked job by channel and the full attribution chain. - Siite OS, the company’s automation layer, includes missed-call text-back, automated review requests and CRM workflows. - Brand and website projects typically launch in four to six weeks. - Ad campaigns typically go live in one to two weeks. - Clients retain ownership of domains, hosting, ad accounts, customer data and creative assets. - Most retainers are month to month. - Siite says the U.S. operation is part of a Danish agency group that serves more than 800 businesses. - The company says the group brings Nordic engineering standards, including fast builds and transparent reporting, to U.S. main streets. - Siite’s target customer is established home service businesses with $1 million to $25 million in annual revenue. - New clients start with a free digital audit that reviews website performance, ad account efficiency, local search rankings, review velocity and tracking setup. - The audit is written and remains the client’s to keep whether or not they move forward.

Between the lines: - Siite is positioning itself against a common agency pain point: fragmented execution that leaves business owners mediating between vendors when leads slow down. - The emphasis on ownership, short launch timelines and month-to-month retainers signals a lower-lock-in pitch than many traditional agency relationships. - The booked-jobs metric suggests Siite is trying to connect marketing spend more directly to revenue, which may appeal to trades operators who care more about crews and calendars than traffic charts. - Siite’s claim of serving more than 800 businesses through its Danish parent adds operational credibility, but the U.S. brand still has to prove the model in a new market.

What's next: - Siite will likely use the free audit as its main lead-in for new clients. - The agency now has to show that its single-retainer model can reliably deliver booked jobs for U.S. contractors. - Growth will depend on whether established trades businesses see enough value in consolidating vendors and shifting accountability to one partner.

The bottom line: - Siite is entering the U.S. market with a simple pitch: replace five vendors with one accountable growth partner for the trades.