Niche Launch Pack

Ten rank and rent niches, researched and ready to build

The Niche Launch Pack removes the research week from a new rank and rent site. For ten contractor niches — retaining walls, decks, bathrooms, kitchens, roofing, siding, additions and ADUs, basements, concrete and pavers, and windows — it gives you the keywords, the cost numbers, the calculator inputs and the FAQs you need before you write a single page.

What’s in each niche tab

• 6–7 ready-to-hire service keywords for the Starter Kit’s Page Planner, so every service × city page has a real target
• Cost ranges with the source and link for every number (2025–2026), for the “how much does it cost” section homeowners look for
• The inputs for your cost calculator pages
• 10 homeowner FAQs for FAQ sections and schema
• A ready calculator prompt for Claude

Who it’s for

Anyone who has picked (or is choosing) a trade and wants real, cited numbers on their pages instead of guesses. It’s the add-on to take first, because cost ranges and FAQs are what make a local page worth ranking. Not sure which trade yet? Start with the free niche finder.

How it fits with the Starter Kit

The Starter Kit gives you the method, the City Picker and the Claude site builder. The Niche Launch Pack plugs straight into them: its keywords go into the Page Planner, its numbers and FAQs go into the Site Brief. You can use it without the kit, but it’s built to go with it.

Questions

Which niches are included? Retaining walls, decks, bathrooms, kitchens, roofing, siding, additions and ADUs, basements, concrete and pavers, windows.

Are the cost ranges local? They’re 2025–2026 ranges with a source link for each; adjust for your market and check them against a local contractor’s quotes.

Do I need Claude? Only for the calculator prompt. Everything else is a spreadsheet you can use with any tool.

Digital download. Instant access after checkout. Results depend on your own work and market; nothing here guarantees rankings, leads or income. Agreement templates are starting points — have a lawyer review them.