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The offer

What we build, what it costs to find out, and what we won’t do.

We build a lead funnel for owner-operated home-services businesses and run it every month: a quote page, ads on your own account, a fast reply to every lead, and a weekly report matched to the jobs you sold.

Two line items: a one-time build, and a monthly fee that runs it, plus ad spend on your own card. We quote both after we’ve checked your numbers, because if your jobs can’t carry the ad cost, we won’t take the work.

No. The page is what makes ad spend measurable, and the monthly management is what runs it and reports against your jobs sold. We don’t sell either alone.

Owners of roofing, HVAC replacement, remodeling and similar businesses who sell high-value jobs, have room for more work, and can call a new lead back the same day.

How it runs

From the first call to the weekly report.

We ask how leads reach you today, what a typical job is worth and how fast you call back. Then we check whether a typical job can carry the cost of getting it. If it can’t, we tell you.

Your team does. We make sure every lead arrives, gets a fast reply and gets counted.

Each lead, where it came from, and whether it became a sold job, matched to the jobs you tell us you sold. Not the ad platform’s own numbers.

For copy and simple text-and-graphic images, yes. Anything that shows a job, a home, a crew or a result uses your real photos. We never show work that didn’t happen.

Ownership and terms

What you own, and what happens if it isn’t working.

You do, from day one. The ad account runs on your own card, and nothing we hold is something you would need back on the way out.

The monthly management has a 90-day minimum, then it is month to month.

No. We don’t promise revenue or lead counts. If the numbers say stop, we tell you to stop spending.

If the build runs past the date we commit to, a credit applies for each day it is late, up to a cap.

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Find out before you spend.

Tell us about your jobs. On a call, we tell you whether ads can pay for them, including when they can’t.