Why Kevlo exists

I built Kevlo because I watched it happen too many times.

Six years building websites, automation and lead-generation systems for small businesses taught me the same lesson over and over: good tradespeople were losing jobs not because their work was worse, but because they were slower to answer the phone, harder to find on Google, or invisible next to a competitor with two hundred reviews and a website from this decade. None of that reflects the standard of the work. All of it costs real money, every week, quietly.

Kevlo is what I wished existed for every plumber and heating engineer I spoke to — a text-back system so a ringing phone under a floor never means a lost job, a website built to turn a search into a call, and a way to collect the five-star reviews you've already earned but never got round to asking for. One system, one monthly price, built for one trade at a time, not bolted together from six different tools.

You deal with me directly. Not a sales team, not a support ticket — the person who built it.

— Amadeus Rennalls, Founder

How we operate

The way we work is most of the pitch.

Built for one trade

We don't build generic marketing sites. Every template, message and automation is written for plumbers and heating engineers specifically.

You talk to the person who built it

No account managers, no ticket queue. When you call, you get whoever actually built your site and set up your automations.

We earn it every month

No contracts, ever. If Kevlo stops paying for itself, you leave with one email — so we only keep your business while it's working.

Small on purpose

We'd rather do right by a few hundred trades than manage a few thousand badly. Growth stays slow and deliberate, never at your expense.

Straight talk over sales talk

If Kevlo isn't right for your business, we'll tell you on the first call — not after the fifth invoice.

Your data stays yours

Your number, your domain, your customer list. Exportable any time, whether you stay a year or a decade.

A small team fixing one problem: good trades losing jobs to bad admin.

I built Kevlo because I watched it happen too many times.

The way we work is most of the pitch.

Talk to the person who'll actually build your system.