If you typed “sitelifter” into Google, you may have landed on two different businesses. The extra S is not a typo. SiteLifters (plural) is me — Jess — a technology consultant on Long Island. Sitelifter (singular) is a separate company. We are not affiliated.
Is SiteLifters the same as Sitelifter?
No. Same-sounding name, different work, different people.
- SiteLifters is a person you email. I look at your actual systems, then we decide whether to fix, automate, build, or leave it alone.
- Sitelifter is an AI-powered website optimization product. It analyzes landing pages, flags conversion bottlenecks, and produces “fix-it” lists.
What SiteLifters does
I help small and growing businesses with the technology that is slowing them down — broken workflows, disconnected tools, websites that don't convert, and software that almost does the job. That can mean on-call developer help ($249/month), fractional CTO work (Starting at $3,000/month), or a scoped project. I also build sites and software when that is the right next step.
I am based on Long Island and work with businesses here and remotely. More on technology consulting on Long Island.
What the other Sitelifter is
The other company uses the singular name. From their own positioning: they are an AI-powered website optimization platform meant to analyze landing pages, identify conversion bottlenecks, and give actionable “fix-it” lists. That is software. If that is what you searched for, you are in the wrong place — no hard feelings.
Why the extra S
SiteLifters is plural because the work is lifting the site — and the systems around it — with a person in the loop. It is easy to drop the S when you search. If you meant a consultant who will actually look at what you have, you meant this SiteLifters.
If you meant me
Send a note about what's going on. No paid engagement until we agree on scope in writing. If you wanted the AI landing-page tool, close this tab and search for Sitelifter without the S — you will find them.
