Exterior Command writes the pages an exterior cleaning company needs and adds them to your WordPress site. It does not edit, move, restyle or delete one single thing it did not create — not as a policy, but because the code is built so that it cannot.
Every line below is something the plugin does today. There is a list further down of what it does not do yet, because finding that out after paying is worth a refund and finding it out now is not.
Home, six service pages, about, a quote page, your service area, privacy and terms — written from what you tell it about your company. Where you have not given it something, the page leaves that part out rather than inventing it.
Nothing appears on your site when you press the button. You read the pages, change whatever you want, and tick the ones you want live.
A separate button with a box to tick — and before you press it, the screen tells you whether publishing will also change your header on this particular site.
Published pages can be added to the end of your existing menu. Nothing already in it is moved, renamed, re-addressed or reordered.
The enquiry is stored on your own site before any email is attempted. When your mail breaks — and one day it will — you lose the notification, not the customer.
Every page it added and every time it refused to touch something. One button takes it all back off, and anything you edited yourself it leaves exactly where it is.
Every one of those times the tests were green. That is the problem this was rebuilt to solve, and it is the only reason it behaves the way it does: every page it creates is recorded in two independent places, and it will not touch a page unless both of them agree it is its own. Edit one of its pages by hand and it notices, and from then on it leaves that page alone — including when you ask it to undo everything.
There is nothing to choose between and nothing held back for a higher tier. When there is more, it will be because it exists.
A proper website, without touching the one you have.
30 days free, and no card to start. If you never come back, nothing happens and nobody charges you.
Because finding out afterwards is worth a refund and a bad review, and finding out now is not.
Checkout is not connected yet. Add the link under Appearance → Customize → Exterior Command Sales, and until then this button opens an email.
It cannot edit, move, restyle or delete anything it did not create. Every page it makes is recorded in two independent places and it will not touch one unless both agree it is its own. The one thing that can look like a change is not one: on a site with no menu of its own, WordPress builds the header by listing your published pages — so publishing new pages puts them there. The plugin tells you that before you publish.
A WordPress site and about fifteen minutes. No Google account, no API keys, no other services, nothing else to pay for.
Everything it built stays exactly where it is. The pages keep working, the quote form keeps taking enquiries, nothing is removed or hidden. What stops is adding new pages. A plugin that holds a working website hostage over a failed card deserves the chargeback.
No. It writes drafts. Publishing is a separate button with a box you have to tick.
It is your WordPress site and your database. Your pages and your enquiries stay where they are. Nothing is stored anywhere else.
One licence covers one site. If you run several companies, you need a licence for each.
Everything it refuses to do, it refuses for a reason somebody already paid for.