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9 pm. Keys gone.

What happens on a site we built, from the search to the booking. Every screen is real. Scroll.

SB Locksmith home page on a phone: “Locked out tonight? We’re on our way”, with Call now and Get my price buttons. Step 1 of 4 of the guided quote: “Where do you need help?” with a suburb field and a Continue button. The price screen: “Lost Keys in Richmond — Your price: from $150”, what it covers, and a Book this service button. The booking screen: “When suits you?” with real calendar openings on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the customer details form.
sblocksmith.com.au · real screens · captured September 2026
  1. 9:02 pm

    The number is the first thing on the screen.

    Somebody standing on their own doorstep does not browse. One button to call, one to get a price, and the rest gets out of the way.

  2. 9:03 pm

    One question, not a form.

    Which suburb. That decides whether they cover you and how far the drive is. Four steps, and the first is the only one that needs typing.

  3. 9:04 pm

    A price, before anyone drives anywhere.

    A real figure, in writing, with what it covers and what it does not. The fifteen-minute phone call about money is gone.

  4. 9:05 pm

    Pick a time from a calendar that is actually theirs.

    Real openings, not a “we will call you back”. The job is booked before the customer has finished their tea.

Job docket

The job, on paper.

Client
SB Locksmith
Trade
Locksmithing
Where
Melbourne, VIC
Delivered
2026
Scope
Website, guided fixed-price quotes, online booking
Owner
The client. Domain, site, every login.
Delivered

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Trade
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