We don't sell leads. We help you stop losing the ones you already get.
They do not leave one. They call the next name on the list, and that company gets the site walk.
That is not a marketing problem. It is a follow-up problem, and it happens to every owner-operator who runs their own iron. Lead Follow-Up puts a text in that customer's hand before they dial the next number.
10:40 the call you could not take. 10:41 the text they got.
Your customer's phone, under a minute after the missed call. Sent from your number with your name. Example wording; yours is written with you.
10:41 your phone, on the seat of the truck
Your phone, seconds after someone fills out the form on your website. Example wording.
No dashboard to log into. No "check the CRM." The lead arrives the same way a text from a friend does, with enough to decide whether to call right now.
Every form on your site lands in one pipeline. The office gets the same alert, so nothing depends on you seeing your phone in the cab. Under the new lead sits the morning's missed call, already answered.
If the difference ever stops being true in one sentence, there will be one level.
Phone, text, and email usage is shown separately without a markup. Standard onboarding has no setup fee; unusual registration or import work is quoted before you approve it. Month to month.
The same text goes to every customer after the job, with your Google link. Nobody has to remember to ask, and the reviews stay real.
Your customer's phone. Example wording.
They had the lot graded and the septic in before the rain hit. Dan texted back within a minute when I called. Left the site clean.
Culvert replaced the same week I called. Fair price and no runaround.
Your Google profile. Example figures, not a client's.
The exact value depends on the jobs you sell, so the system does not pretend every missed call is worth the same amount.
You can see the pipeline, count the texts and responses, and cancel any month. That makes it possible to judge the service from your own numbers.
It texts your customer once, from your number, with your name, when you miss a call. Then a person takes over. It never sends a marketing sequence.
Then buy only this. Lead Follow-Up works with whatever site you have. It is the most common thing companies add without a rebuild.
Yes, and the forms are written so they do. Every automated text opens with your business name and ends with "Reply STOP to opt out." Missed-call texts are a reply to a call they made to you.
The same message goes to every customer after the job, with your Google link. No sorting happy from unhappy, no incentives. That is what Google allows, and it is what keeps the reviews real.
Standard onboarding has no setup fee. If phone registration or an unusual data import creates extra work, you see and approve that price before anything begins. Phone, text, and email usage is shown separately without a markup.
What it is, what the message should say word for word, the rules that apply, and why it matters more in dirt work than any other trade.
Read the guideFive jobs a contractor CRM has to do, what to skip, and why most of them are abandoned by March.
Read the guideWe don't sell leads. We help you stop losing the ones you already get.
Read the guideThree things, in plain English, within two business days. No charge, no obligation, and I will not call you unless you ask.
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