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Introduction to Web Spark: your AI website team

Understand Web Spark, its seven agents, the Studio workflow, and how website creation differs from hosting, booking and the public broadcast.

What is Web Spark?

Web Spark is TradeVulcan’s website studio for home-service businesses. It brings planning, visual direction, copy, imagery, customer journeys and independent review into a shared project. You supply the business facts and direction; the team prepares work you can inspect and refine before publication.

A website is its own project, also called a deployment. Always check the website name and workspace before editing, connecting a domain or approving a purchase. A new draft, a saved website and a live release are different states.

Design / Compare directionsExpandWeb Spark Design stage comparing Modern precision and Neighborly, with an AC service-page preview and Request changes and Approve this direction controls.

Compare the directions, inspect a representative page, and check device previews before approving the design.

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Compare the directions, inspect a representative page, and check device previews before approving the design.

One director, six specialist agents

Vulcan coordinates the project. Mira shapes art direction; Reed writes copy; Atlas plans architecture and search-friendly structure; Iris works with brand imagery; Nico handles supported contact journeys; Quinn performs independent review. Their names describe responsibilities, not people employed on your account or a promise that all seven are always working.

You remain responsible for confirming services, locations, prices, claims, media permissions and the final website. An AI review is not a legal opinion, accessibility certification or guarantee of search performance.

The six-stage Studio

  1. Discover: gather your business information, vision and approved assets.
  2. Plan: review the page architecture and scope.
  3. Design: inspect a visual direction and request refinements.
  4. Build: follow saved pages, target changes and answer questions.
  5. Review: inspect findings and select work that is ready.
  6. Launch: prepare an approved website release and complete the separate publishing checks.

The Studio may start ready work after a plan or direction approval. Read the approval summary: it can authorize generation without authorizing public publication.

What the other products do

Web Spark builds the website. Site Spark provides supported visitor experiences such as forms and booking-related paths when separately available and configured. Proof Pulse supplies supported proof experiences. Work Mode is the broader Vulcan Intelligence environment for supported work across applications; its entire connection library is not automatically included in a Web Spark website.

Build cost, hosting and domains

A build package supplies creation capacity. Hosting is a separate recurring service for the public website. Domain registration, additional generation and optional Expert Assist may be separate purchases. Check the current quote in Billing rather than assuming that a platform trial includes a free website build.

Explore before you start

Visit the Web Spark product page, the Live Wire Electric case study, or the public broadcast. The broadcast presents selected saved previews; it is not your private editor and does not mean agents are constantly generating changes.