Of your calls go unanswered. You were on a job.

No. No agency has a miracle, including us. Here is exactly what this does: it catches the calls you miss, chases the leads you already generate, and asks every customer for a review. That is the whole job.

What it does not do is create demand that isn’t there. If nobody is calling you at all, this is the wrong purchase, and we’ll say so on the call rather than take your money for a month.

Good. Honest question though: in the last 30 days, how many jobs came from it? For most owners the answer is none, or they don’t know.

That’s not because it looks bad. A website is a brochure. Somebody lands on it, reads it, and if they don’t call that second they’re gone. If you like your current site, we can wire the system into it instead. Most owners take the new one because it’s free, but it’s your call.

Yeah. That’s the standard playbook and it’s why this industry has the reputation it has. Somebody sold you rankings. Rankings aren’t jobs. You can be number one on Google and still lose the customer because you were in a crawl space when they called.

Here’s how we’re set up differently, and it’s structure, not a promise. No contract, so you can leave any month. The website is free, so we make nothing on building it. And it’s in writing that if the system hasn’t recovered three jobs in 60 days, we stop billing and keep working. That guy had your money on day one. We don’t.

That’s the best kind of business and it means your work is good. Two questions. When a referral calls and you’re on a job, what happens? And of all the customers who said they’d leave a review, how many did?

Your word of mouth travels one person at a time. You’ve got hundreds of happy customers and a fraction left a review. The rest meant to. This asks every one of them automatically. We’re not replacing what works. We’re plugging the holes in it.

You cancel any month and the billing stops. No cancellation fee, no retention gauntlet. The system and your site switch off, because the site runs on the system and they’re one thing. That’s the honest catch, and we’d rather say it here than have you find out later.

A contract would be bad for us anyway. If we locked you in for twelve months, we’d have no reason to make sure month four is working. We keep clients with results, so the whole job is making sure you never want to leave.

You’re not setting anything up. We build it, we configure it, we move your number, we connect your Google profile. You fill out one form and show up to a 25-minute call. There are two buttons. Everything else happens while you’re on a job.

Two things, and neither is a catch. One, we make our money over years rather than on setup. Everybody else charges $3,000 for a website and stops caring. Two, we build 12 sites a month because that’s what our team can do without quality dropping, and we take one company per service area. When the month is full you go on next month’s list. That’s a real number, not a countdown clock.