Run Sitanza in your city

The job, exactly

Nine steps, start to paid.

This is the whole role. Not a summary of it — the actual sequence, in order, with how long each part takes. If any of it sounds like something you would not do, this is the right moment to know that.

Sign in and run your first sweep

Open the console, choose your town and a trade — plumbers, salons, roofers, whatever you like — and press go. It comes back with local businesses that have no website, scored by how likely they are to want one.

What you actually do

→Pick one trade at a time. A list of 40 plumbers is workable; a list of 400 of everything is not.
→Start with trades where a missing website costs them money today: emergency trades, restaurants, salons.

15 minutes, once per trade

Look at what the platform built

Every qualified business already has a complete website waiting. You read three or four of them properly before you call anybody, because you are about to describe them out loud.

What you are checking

→Is the business name right? Is the phone number right?
→Does anything on the page claim something you cannot confirm? If so, take it out — that rule is not negotiable.
→Would you be pleased if this were your business? If not, press regenerate.

2 minutes per business

Pick up the phone — this is the job

Most businesses with no website have no email address either, so the phone is the way in. The call queue gives you the number, an opening line, and the short web address to read out.

"Hi — is that the owner? My name's ___, I'm local. I build websites for businesses around here, and I've already made one for you — it's finished, you can look at it right now. Go to sitanza dot com slash bob47. I'll wait."

The one thing that matters

→Get them looking at it while you are still on the line. The website does the selling. Your job is to get it onto their screen.
→If they are busy: "When's a quieter moment? I'll call back." Then actually call back.
→Log the outcome in the console. Every call, every time — that is how you know who to ring next week.

2–4 minutes per call · 20–30 calls in a morning

Send the email, where there is an address

Where a business has published an email address, the outreach message is already drafted — identified, with a working opt-out and a link to their website. You read it, and press send.

The rules you must not break

→Nothing sends until you approve it. Read every message before it goes.
→Start at 10–20 a day. A new sending domain that fires 200 cold emails on day one gets filtered permanently.
→Somebody opts out, that is the end of it — forever, automatically. Never work around it.

10 minutes a day

Answer the ones who come back

When an owner presses "I like it", you get an email within seconds. This is the warmest lead you will ever handle — somebody who looked at a website about their own business and said yes.

What to do that day

→Reply the same day, by phone if they left a number. Speed is most of the sale.
→Say plainly: nothing is owed until they have seen the finished version with their own photos and prices on it.

5 minutes per reply

Collect their real content

The platform emails them a short form — their actual services, prices, hours, photographs and logo. When it comes back, their website is rebuilt with their own material instead of our stand-ins.

The part people get wrong

→Chase it after two days. At three, ring rather than email — and offer to fill it in with them over the phone.
→This is where warm leads go cold. Nothing else in the job loses more sales than a form nobody chased.

2 minutes, plus one call if it goes quiet

Show them the finished website and ask for the money

Send the link. Name the price. Mention the yearly option every single time — ten months for twelve is an easy yes at these numbers, and it doubles what you earn from that customer up front.

"That's yours — everything on it is what you sent me. It's $9 to put it live and $9 a month to keep it running. Or pay the year and it's $90 — two months free."

10 minutes

Record the sale

One button in the console: which package, monthly or yearly, and how they paid. That opens their customer account, takes them out of the outreach queue so nothing else can reach them by mistake, and books your commission.

1 minute

We take it from there. You get paid.

Sitanza connects the web address, publishes the site, hosts it, backs it up and answers their support questions forever. You keep the relationship in your town and the commission — 25% of the starting fee, and 10% of their monthly fee for 12 months.

Nothing further required from you

Be honest with yourself about step 3

Everything else on this list is administration. The job is talking to strangers about their business, mostly by telephone, mostly during working hours. Somebody who makes thirty calls a week will do well. Somebody who dreads the phone will not, and we would rather you knew that now than after paying a deposit.

There is no quota and no minimum. But a territory nobody has worked for two months is released so another partner can have it — you hold it by working it, not by claiming it.

That sounds like me — apply →

The numbers

Honest arithmetic. No fairy tales.

The table below is multiplication, not a forecast. It shows what the commission rates produce at a given number of sales. It is not a claim that you will make any sales, and some partners will not.

Websites sold	One-time commission	Monthly, while they stay	First-year total
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Based on the Growth package at today's prices. Commission is paid on money actually received from the customer; if a customer cancels or is refunded, the recurring part stops with them.

When the money arrives

→The one-time part once the customer's payment has cleared — not when they say yes.
→The monthly part each month that customer stays, for their first 12 months.
→Paid out monthly, with a statement showing every sale it came from.
→You keep the recurring commission on customers you sold even if you stop.

What we are not

✗Not a franchise, and no franchise fee
✗No stock to buy, no minimum order, nothing to resell
✗No recruiting other partners for a cut — there is no downline here
✗No income promise, because nobody honest can make one

Territory & deposit

Holding Toronto and holding Regina are not the same thing.

So they are not priced the same, and the big ones are not held whole. A major city is split into districts — nobody can work all of Toronto, and one person holding it would lock out everybody else in the country's biggest market.

Territory	What you hold	Refundable deposit
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Your exact tier is confirmed in conversation before anything is paid — a list of city names cannot know that one Springfield is a city and another is a village.

The deposit, and why it exists at all

It confirms you are serious, and it is returned in full and automatically once you have made 3 sales. You can ask for it back at any time before that, for any reason, and get it.

Sitanza never keeps the deposit of a partner who does not succeed. There is no forfeiture in our terms and no way to configure one in our software. Charging people for the chance to earn is the shape of a scam, and we will not build one — at any tier.

What exclusivity means

✓One partner per territory while it is being worked
✓You are never cold-calling a business another partner rang yesterday
✓Up to 3 territories once you are established — we start you with one
✓Released after two months of no activity, so nobody sits on a town they are not working

Questions

Before you apply.

Do I need to know anything technical?

No. You never touch code, hosting or domains, and you never build a website. If a customer asks something technical it comes to us. What you need is to be able to talk to a business owner without sounding like a script.

How many hours does this really take?

A useful week is one sweep, a morning of calls, and twenty minutes a day answering replies — call it eight to ten hours. You can do less, and less will produce less. Nobody is counting your hours; the territory rule is about activity, not attendance.

Why is the deposit different for different cities?

Because what you are holding is different. An exclusive district in a major metro is worth more to hold than a small town, so it costs a little more to hold it — and the big cities are split into districts so that every partner gets a territory they can actually work. The range is narrow on purpose: this is a deposit, not the price of a territory, and it comes back either way.

When exactly do I get the deposit back?

Automatically, once you have made 3 sales — you do not have to ask. Before that you can request it back at any time and we return it. There is no qualifying period and no conditions.

What happens if I stop?

Your deposit comes back and the territory is released. Customers you already sold to stay with Sitanza and keep their websites — and you keep the recurring commission on them for the rest of the 12 months.

Which countries is this open in?

The programme is open worldwide, and we are starting in the United States. The rules on contacting businesses differ by country — sometimes a great deal — and we only approve a territory where we can confirm we can do it lawfully there. Tell us your country in the form and we will be straight with you about it.

Who am I dealing with?

CABCEP, 615 Davis Dr. Toronto, ON, L3Y 2R2. Send us a message with any question before you apply — a person answers. The partner agreement is a written document you will see in full before anything is signed or paid.

Sell websites that are already built.

You are not selling an idea. You are showing them a finished website with their name on it.

It already exists when you call

The price removes the objection

They pay after they see it