Launch
$1,750
per month, management
One service, one service area, one primary channel. The right start for most pilots.
- Ad budget / month
- $3,000–$5,000
- One-time setup
- $2,500
Pricing
A one-time setup and a flat monthly fee for running the system. Your ad budget is separate, paid directly to the ad platforms through accounts you own.
Launch
$1,750
per month, management
One service, one service area, one primary channel. The right start for most pilots.
Growth
$2,500
per month, management
More budget to steward, more tests running, and closer work on lead handling.
Scale
From$3,500
per month, management
Several services or markets, additional channels and deeper integration with your CRM.
Launch pricing. Ad budget is additional and paid by you directly to the advertising platforms. Final scope and fees are confirmed in your pilot proposal.
Priced as its own project when the expected return justifies it.
No percentage of ad spend. No pay-per-lead. You own the accounts, the data and the budget.
A percentage of media rewards spending more, whether or not outcomes improve. Pay-per-lead rewards volume over quality and starts arguments about duplicates, existing customers and missed calls.
A flat fee keeps our attention on your booked work. And if we ever part ways, your ad accounts and customer data stay with you.
Your numbers
Start from the example, then put in your own job value, margin and close rates. If the math doesn't work, we'll say so.
Jobs to break even
≈ 5.6
$9,000 of monthly spend and fees ÷ $1,600 gross profit per job.
At these inputs, the month clears break-even. Capacity and close rates decide whether it holds.
Modeled scenario, not a forecast.

The 90-day pilot
Every engagement starts with a 90-day pilot: an agreed implementation date, a defined scope, one primary channel and clear approval authority. At day 90 we review the results in booked jobs and economics, and you decide what's next.
From day one
Not before the evidence
A fixed cost per lead, or a sales volume, before your market's data exists. Results depend on both sides of the handoff, and the reporting shows you where each one stands.
Next step
A short review of your marketing, lead handling and job economics. You'll see where inquiries are being lost and how many extra jobs it takes to break even. It ends in a scoped pilot proposal.
