No retainer · no contract · your ad budget stays in your account
100+ contractors nationwide. Most of them came to us after an agency.
We hear these on almost every call.
You paid every month whether the phone rang or not. The invoice was the only thing that showed up reliably. When you asked what you were getting for it, you got a slide deck.
Spend and fee were bundled into one number, run out of their ad account, and you never saw the split. When you left, the account, the pixel and the history left with them.
Leads came in unqualified, or came in late, or came in shared with four other contractors. Nobody could tell you which. There was no report, or the report measured impressions instead of booked jobs.
We're not going to invent a figure for what your last agency charged. You've got the invoices. Put ours next to them.
Month-to-month. No setup fee, no onboarding fee, no minimum term. If you run ads, that budget is separate and sits in your own account — you fund it and you watch every dollar before it's spent. Our fee is for managing the machine, never a cut of your spend disguised as one.
The ad account, the pixel and its history, the website, the reviews, the CRM and every contact in it — all in your name from day one. If you ever leave, none of it leaves with us. That's the part that costs contractors the most when an agency relationship ends.
“Right away we started picking up higher-ticket clients. We'd tried other marketing companies who charged a lot more with hardly any results.”
Brandon Ballance · Texas Home Remodel & Repair
“Every lead is your lead — not shared with ten other guys. Through the dead winter months, I've been booked solid.”
Joseph Romano · replaced 8 years of Angie's List
“Within days I got two serious leads — the guy sent me drawings for the house. That's more than I got from Houzz in four years.”
Gordon Kwasniewski · Togo Custom Homes
Every one of these contractors pays the same $297/mo.
Because most of what an agency bills for is people doing repetitive work by hand — chasing leads, sending follow-ups, qualifying, booking. That part is automated here and runs the same way for every client, so it doesn't cost more to serve one more contractor. What you're not paying for is an account team, an office, and a retainer that exists whether the phone rings or not.
There isn't a hidden one, but there is a real constraint: we take one contractor per trade, per area. If your zip is already taken for your trade, we'll tell you on the call and that's the end of it. We also turn down businesses we don't think we can help — that's not a line, it's cheaper for us than a refund.
No. Month-to-month, cancel anytime, and the first month carries a 30-day money-back guarantee. The whole point is that you shouldn't have to trust us for very long before you can see whether it works.
You do, from day one. Your ad account is in your name and you fund it directly — the money never passes through us. The site, the reviews, the CRM and every contact in it are yours. If you leave, you keep all of it.
The $297 foundation is a flat fee, not a percentage. There is a fuller version where we run the ads for you, and that one is priced differently — we'll walk you through it on the call rather than leave you to guess from a page. Either way you always see the spend and the fee as two separate numbers.
You're live in a day and fully activated inside 48 hours, so the clock starts almost immediately. Your first month is covered by the money-back guarantee, which is deliberately long enough to see real leads rather than just setup.
Pick a slot that works for you and we'll see you on the call.