Featured builds & components
Real launches, real reporting, real owners — every number below comes from GA4, Search Console, or WhatConverts. Never estimated, never invented. From HVAC to hair salons to flower preservation: search the directory by industry to see the range.
14 of 14 builds
Moved onto Hydra OS with a ~50-guide learning center in the launch sitemap. Leadership left a 5-star review by week two.
Converted from day one — every call, form, and chat tracked and attributed through CI reporting.
“Very few companies would do that for their customers.”Joe Zimmer · Owner
A services brand whose new platform paid for attention immediately — measured, not estimated.
Launched with a full redirect map preserving years of SEO equity — then started compounding on top of it.
LeeAnn Matlock's full-service salon cut over with cut & style, color, extensions, lash & brow, eight neighborhoods, and a 13-post blog on day one.
A roofing and exteriors build with a roof checkup, replacement planner, and insurance-claim helper working as conversion paths.
“This is all kind of compounding — which is amazing.”Courtney Van Delden · Van Delden Wastewater Systems
An independent all-makes shop with 15+ years in the Rio Grande Valley got its first real website — built from zero on Hydra OS.
A painting franchise territory launched with a service-area content system covering four counties on day one.
A trades consulting and media brand whose platform carries the Hands Up book, the podcast, and the acquisitions practice in one system.
A global HVAC manufacturer structuring its U.S. comfort network as three connected layers — proof the platform scales past local business.
A Kitsap Peninsula plumbing and HVAC company being prepared for launch on Hydra OS. The current site is captured as the before state; the after numbers publish when the build goes live.
Wedding-bouquet preservation with nationwide shipping — nothing like the trades, running on the same operating system.
Born on client builds · now in the marketplace
Turns a scary replacement quote into a monthly number a homeowner can say yes to.
Real conditions on the page — “call now” lands different when it's 97° outside.
A broadcast-style proof wall for a brand with real radio presence.
Visitors pick the symptom; the site routes them to the fix and the form.
Business websites in production on the platform
Platform registry
Tracked conversions in Eco Electric's first week live
GA4 · first 7 days
Tracked leads in Door Serv Pro's first 10 days
WhatConverts
Traffic growth for Pink Callers in the first 28 days
GA4 · launch window
Proven components in the Hydra marketplace registry
registry.ciwebgroup.com
Databases exposed on any Hydra OS website
Architecture, not policy