Stop losing the customers you already paid to get

Nothing, and you do not have to send us anything. We look at what is already public: your Google Business Profile, your website, your contact form, and what happens when somebody calls you after hours. Then we walk you through what we found on a call. If the answer is that your setup is fine, we will tell you that. Nothing is installed and nothing is left behind.

Seven to ten days from the day we start, across the eleven steps listed above. There are three points where we stop and you decide something: after the layout is built, after the follow-up system is wired, and before your domain switches over. The timeline holds as long as content and answers come back from you in reasonable time, and if something is going to slip you hear it before the date, not after.

The day your site goes live. Not the day you sign, and not while it is still being built. That is the day the site is up, the forms are wired, the missed call texts are running, and the follow-up starts working. Paying before that would be paying for something that is not switched on yet.

Tell us in writing and the monthly stops after 30 days. There is no annual term and nothing auto renews. Your site files and your domain go with you, and your contact records export out as a spreadsheet. The software that runs the follow-up is rented, so that account stays behind and the automations stop with it. The $497 setup is not refundable once the build has started, and the flip side of that is the site it paid for stays yours.

Five tools, and you operate none of them. That is most of what the monthly is for. Leads reach you as a text and an email on the phone you already carry. You reply the way you already reply, and everything behind that is run for you. If you want to see it, we can turn on a view of your leads and your calendar. It is optional, most owners never open it, and nothing depends on you checking it.

Yes, with a real limit: everyone on the list has to have opted in somewhere you can point to, and we will ask to see it before the first send. Past customers and people who asked you for a quote usually clear that bar. A list you bought does not, and we will not send to one. Separately, business texting has to be registered with the phone carriers before automated messages will reliably deliver. That registration takes days to a couple of weeks, it is not something either of us controls, so the first pass through your past customers happens once it clears rather than on a promised date.

First year, all in, this comes to $5,261. That is the $497 setup plus twelve months at $397, and it includes the website. Review and messaging software runs roughly $7,600 in year one once add-ons and onboarding are counted, on a twelve month contract that renews itself, and it does not build you a website, so you would still be paying someone else for that. A templated marketing shop is cheaper, around $3,600 a year, and that buys a template rather than a site built for your business, with a review flow that usually filters unhappy customers out and no right to keep the site if you leave. A web designer alone runs $3,000 to $8,000 and nothing follows up afterward.

No, and it is worth knowing that some systems sold to contractors do exactly that. They ask how the job went first, then only send the review link to the people who answered well, and it gets marketed as five stars every time. The Google review policies prohibit soliciting reviews selectively, and the account that gets penalized is yours, not the account of the vendor who built the funnel. What happens here instead: everyone gets asked and everyone gets the link. If the answer is bad, what went wrong gets sent to you so you can call and fix it, and then they get asked again.

Most people who call already have one. It is usually a few years old, slow on a phone, and it does nothing after someone fills out the form. The $497 builds a new one rather than patching the old one, because the follow-up depends on how the site is built. Your domain stays the same and your email is left alone.

Start with the free teardown, it costs nothing and it will tell you. If you want something deeper, there is a paid presence audit at $250: a written report on how your business shows up in search, on your Google profile, and on a phone, with the specific problems ranked and what each one is costing you. Plenty of owners take that report and fix things themselves. That is a fine outcome.

Yes. The work is remote and none of it depends on being down the street. What you get is a real contact in your time zone who knows your build, instead of a ticket in a support queue.