
re·fac·tor/rēˈfaktər/ · verb
1. To change how a thing is built without changing what it does. The lights stay on. The wiring stops being a fire risk.
2. ours To keep everything your business already does well, and replace the sticky notes, spreadsheets and “is it ready yet?” calls with one system that won't quit on a Tuesday.
Profactr n. — sense 2, for working businesses.
A website made for your industry. The system it's been missing.
Pick a design, make it yours, and it goes live with the software that runs your business behind it.




New
NewThe front and the back
Your website is the front door. The software behind it comes with it.
Same records on both sides. Update something in the back and your customers see it out front.


- Work orders
- Quotes
- Unit tags
- Status lookup
- Website numbers
One plan. Website and software, one bill.
Add components for $99 a month each, only when you want them. Cancel anytime, no contract.