Own your leads.
Stop renting them from Angi.
Shared-lead platforms sell the same homeowner to you and three competitors, then charge everyone. And the homeowner who wants you can’t find you, because you don’t have a site of your own. We fix that: a professional site for your trade, live on your own domain in 72 hours, $497 flat. It has one job: get the homeowner to tap your number, send a quote request, or book a slot without thinking about it.
No contracts. No pay-per-lead. You own the domain, the site, the reviews, the data. Leave whenever you want and take all of it with you.
One flat payment: your trade’s template built around your real business (your services, your service area, your reviews, your photos), with a tap-to-call button, a short quote form, and a booking calendar, plus your domain for the first year and your first month of the care plan, which adds missed-call text-back and the review engine. After that it’s $197/mo, month-to-month, cancel anytime. Pay, answer a few questions, and the site is live in 72 hours. No meeting required.
Live in 72h · month-to-month · you own everything · one flat priceWhat missed calls actually cost you
Text-back catches the caller you couldn’t answer (that’s on the care plan). What it can’t do is book the job while you’re under a sink. Run your own numbers below, and if the figure is big enough to want a human answering 24/7, that’s what the 15-minute call is for.
Deliberately conservative math: we assume only 35% of those missed callers would actually have booked. Plug in your own numbers. It’s your arithmetic, not our claim.
A text buys you the lead. A person books the job. If that number above is big enough, the next step up answers your phone 24/7 and puts the job on your calendar. It’s priced separately, and only worth it above a certain volume. Bring it up on your call →
What you walk away with
- A site built for your trade, not a generic template farm: your services, your service area, your real reviews as published, your photos of real trucks and real work.
- A tap-to-call button that follows them down the page: on a phone, an emergency doesn’t get typed, it gets dialed. One thumb, your number, no form to fill.
- A short quote form: name, phone, what’s wrong. For the homeowner who won’t call: three fields, straight to your inbox.
- A booking calendar for the jobs that can wait: tune-ups, quotes, installs. They pick a slot themselves instead of playing phone tag.
- Missed-call text-back, on the care plan: the caller you couldn’t answer gets an instant text from your number and a way to say what they need. You get an alert. The job stays yours. Carriers must approve business texting before it can send. That takes 1–4 weeks and needs your site live first, which is exactly why we build the site first. It switches on the day they clear it, at no extra cost.
- A review engine that never gates or fakes: every real customer gets asked, on autopilot, the legal way. Recent reviews are what homeowners actually read.
- Your license number and years in business, on every page: several states require the number on all advertising, and homeowners read it as proof you’re real.
- A phone that rings to YOU, not to a marketplace that auctions the same caller to your competitors.
How to judge anyone selling you marketing, including us
Three questions that expose the games in this industry:
- “Who owns the site, the domain, and the reviews if I leave?” If the answer isn’t “you, all of it, immediately,” walk. (Here: you, all of it, immediately.)
- “Is there a contract?” Month-to-month or nothing. A service that works doesn’t need a 12-month lock to keep you.
- “Do you guarantee rankings or lead counts?” Anyone who says yes is lying to you — we guarantee the work and the deadline, never someone else’s search results.
Exactly what’s included
- Trade-specific site: mobile-first, sub-second loads, passes Google’s own speed test before it ships
- Tap-to-call button, a three-field quote form, and a booking calendar: the three ways a homeowner actually reaches you
- Your license number, insured/bonded status and years in business displayed as you attest them
- Live within 72 hours of your completed intake: the clock starts when you’ve answered the questions and sent your photos, not when you pay. Answer them in ten minutes and it starts in ten minutes.
- Domain registration year one + first month of the care plan included in the $497. If you already own a domain, we point it at the site the moment you give us access. That part waits on your registrar, not on us, so we put you live on a working URL first and switch the domain over when it clears.
- Care plan $197/mo after: hosting, missed-call text-back, review requests on autopilot, booking page, one content edit a month, and a plain-English monthly report: reviews gained, forms and calls captured, what we fixed
- Text-back compliance handled for you (US carriers require business-texting registration: we file it, you approve it, it costs what it costs with zero markup; approval takes 1–4 weeks and texting turns on the day it clears)
- One revision round included; you approve before we go live
Claim your site $497 · Care $197/mo · month-to-month, cancel anytime
What the $497 is not: it’s the site and the care plan that keep your phone ringing, not a full lead-response system. A 24/7 receptionist that books jobs while you’re under a sink, Google profile management, search visibility, and paid ads are separate services with their own prices. If you want any of them, book the 15-minute call after your site ships and we’ll price it honestly. Nobody will chase you.
Fair questions
How is this $497 when agencies charge $2,000–$10,000 a month?
Because it’s standardized and automated. Your trade gets a proven structure; your business fills it: your services, area, reviews, photos. No custom design meetings, no bespoke anything, one revision round. That discipline is why the price works. Custom work exists. It’s just a different product at a different price.
What’s the catch with the monthly plan?
There isn’t one, and you can test that claim: it’s month-to-month, and you own the domain, site, and reviews outright, so leaving costs you nothing but the thing you’d be giving up. The plan is what keeps the machine running: hosting, review requests, edits, and the monthly report.
I already pay Angi/HomeAdvisor. Why switch?
Don’t switch: stack, then decide. Keep buying shared leads while this builds the pipeline you own. When the phone rings from your own site and your own Google profile, do the math on which cost per job is lower and cut accordingly. Renting leads forever was never the plan; it just became the habit.
Can you guarantee I’ll rank #1 on Google?
No, and nobody honest can. What we guarantee: the site ships in 72 hours, passes Google’s speed test, your profile and reviews get worked every month, and you see exactly what was done in plain English. Search visibility compounds from there; we’ll show you the movement, not promise the destination.
My nephew built my current site. Is this worth it?
Maybe he did fine. Check two things on your phone right now: does it load instantly, and can a homeowner book or text you from it in under 10 seconds? If yes to both, keep it and skip us. If not, that’s the gap homeowners fall through on the way to your competitor.
Built per trade, one metro at a time: HVAC and plumbing slots go first. Pay and you get the questions straight away: your trade, your area, your phone, your photos. Answer them and the 72-hour clock starts. No meeting, no proposal, no sales call to sit through. Want to talk to a human first? That’s the other button. And if you buy, the call is where we work out whether anything else is worth your money.
Live in 72h · month-to-month · you own everything · no pay-per-lead, ever