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We're building Lotwright alongside a small group of Founding Builders right now, and we'd rather tell you that plainly than dress up a beta as something it isn't. The first real case studies will come from those builders once they've run full job cycles on the platform, and we'll publish them here with their names attached, not stock photos and invented quotes.

If you're doing 10 to 100 homes a year and want a say in what gets built next, the Founding Builder Program is how you get in early.

Founding Builder Program

What you get for being early.

Lifetime pricing lock

Standard tier pricing, locked in for as long as you're on Lotwright. No creeping up as the product matures.

Direct access to the product team

You're not filing a support ticket into a queue. You're telling the people building the software what's broken and what's missing.

A say in what ships next

Founding Builders shape the roadmap. If a feature you need doesn't exist yet, this is the fastest way to get it built.

First case study, if you want it

Once you've closed jobs on Lotwright, we'll ask if you're willing to be one of our first published stories. Entirely optional.

What we'll measure

The numbers future case studies will report.

Not projections. Real numbers, pulled from real jobs, once Founding Builders have enough closed jobs to report on.

Cycle time

Start to close, by phase

Where schedule slack actually lives, and whether tighter scheduling and trade partner visibility shorten it.

Margin visibility

Gross margin per closing

Whether builders can see their GM% per job in real time, not three weeks after close, and whether that visibility changes decisions.

Punch-item closure

Time from walk to closed punch item

How fast items found on a voice walk get assigned, acknowledged by the trade partner, and marked complete.

Be one of the first 25.

If you're doing 10 to 100 homes a year and want construction software that respects your time, we'd like to hear from you.

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