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Your spending vs What you could earn.

Paid lead lists, or a channel you own.

Angi, HomeAdvisor, Thumbtack, Yelp, Bark, Google LSA, ads
Every lead you pay for, contacted or not
Booked and paid, not just quoted
What a typical job invoices at
What you keep after materials, labor and overhead

These are typical contractor numbers. Replace them with yours.

/ the difference

Renting leads vs owning them.

The monthly cost is only half the story. The other half is what you are left holding.

Who else gets this lead
Shared. The same lead is sold to several pros at once.
Nobody. They found you and they called you.
Who usually wins the job
Whoever calls back first. You are racing, not selling.
Whoever the customer went looking for. That is you.
Where the price goes
Up, and you do not set it or cap it.
A fixed monthly fee you agreed to up front.
What you are actually buying
One lead. Then the next one. Then the next one.
The thing that produces the leads.
What you own after a year
Nothing. It stops the day the payment stops.
A site, a profile, reviews and rankings in your name.
46%
of Google searches are local
82%
run a "near me" search
88%
use Google Maps to find a business
/ what you are risking

You only have to earn.
There is nothing to lose.

Month to month

No minimum term. Cancel any time on 30 days notice. If it is not working you are not trapped in it.

You own everything

The site, the profile, the content, the citations. All on your accounts, in your name. If you leave, it leaves with you.

You approve the plan

Nothing ships before you have seen it. You sign off on the strategy, the targets and the copy before we start.

/ who you would be working with

A real team, at a real address.

/ FAQ

The questions you are already asking.

  • What you pay today is your own arithmetic. Cost per lead is your spend divided by your leads. Cost per job is your spend divided by your jobs. What each plan would change is an estimate, built on your own close rate and job value, and it is labeled as one. It is not a guarantee of results.

  • No, and we would not advise it. Most clients keep paid channels running while their own ranking builds, then wind them down once the phone rings without them. You set the pace, not us.

  • It depends on your market and where you are starting from. Most service businesses see meaningful movement in 6 to 10 weeks, and competitive markets in major metros take 3 to 4 months. We give you a realistic forecast on the audit call, before you sign anything.

  • Then it takes longer, and we tell you that on the first call rather than after you have signed. Competitive markets are also where marketplace leads cost the most, which is usually where this math matters most.

  • The work stays yours. The site, the Google Business Profile, the content and the citations are on your accounts, in your name. Month to month, cancel any time on 30 days notice.

Stop paying rent on your own customers.
Let's talk.

30 minute call. No pressure. Bring the numbers you just ran and we will tell you what we would fix first.