for home builders, remodelers and suppliers

A marketing department that already knows your field.

Home building & construction: design, financing, permitting, site prep, foundations, framing, energy-efficient/green building, tiny homes/ADUs and off-grid systems.

Point it at your site. It runs a real audit, scores what it finds, and produces the work — content briefs, on-page fixes, positioning, outreach — grounded in your market rather than a template. You approve everything before it ships.

It knows what you actually sell

These are the buyer segments the engine already understands in your field. Content, positioning and outreach are built from them — not from a generic checklist.

Financing & budgetingConstruction loans, draw schedules, cost-per-square-foot, contingency.
Permitting & codePermits, inspections, zoning, energy codes (IECC), setbacks.
Site prep & foundationsGrading, drainage, slab vs pier-and-beam, soil tests.
Framing & envelopeFraming, insulation, air sealing, windows, roofing.
Energy efficiency & green buildingHERS, passive design, solar, heat pumps, LEED/Energy Star.
Tiny homes & ADUsAccessory dwelling units, tiny-home rules, rental income.
Off-grid systemsSolar + storage, water catchment, septic, propane.

And who you are up against

Named, not guessed. The engine tracks the real field so your positioning is written against actual competitors.

Link and citation targets worth earning, also tracked: National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

What is happening in your market

Refreshed from the industry knowledge base, and fed into every brief the engine writes.

  1. Material and labor costs remain elevated, driving demand for cost-per-square-foot transparency and value engineering.
  2. ADU law is loosening in many cities, unlocking backyard rentals and multigenerational living.
  3. Energy codes and buyer demand are accelerating heat pumps, tighter envelopes and solar-ready builds.
  4. Modular and prefab construction are growing as a faster, more predictable path to a finished home.

Built for agents, not just people

Every site publishes llms.txt, AGENTS.md, an OpenAPI description and an MCP server card, so AI assistants can read, navigate and cite it. Most of this category still blocks them.