Booked, confirmed, reminded, and afterward you know what actually happened at the house, from the homeowner, not from a report.
A homeowner clicks an ad, fills a form, and waits for a callback. Somebody chases, somebody books, and then the quiet part: a third to half of booked estimates never happen. The estimator drives, the door stays shut, and every report on every dashboard still counts it as a success.
Nobody measures the gap between booked and sat. The only honest witness is the homeowner, and nobody asks the homeowner. We built the system that asks.
No form, no callback. The page shows the days you are already in that homeowner's area, your zones, your capacity, your calendar, and the slot is held the moment they tap it, before they have typed a name.
Confirmation on the spot, consent recorded word for word, a reminder the day before and the day of. Evening and weekend times offered first when both owners of the house need to be home.
After the appointment passes, the homeowner gets one tap: did the visit happen, were you both there, did anyone come at all. That answer, not a rep's report, is what your numbers are built from.
and the stated reason it died. Every dead ad carries one.
in one sentence, with the reasoning.
no impressions / no clicks / no reach
Your ad accounts, your pages, your numbers. The media money stays on your card and we never touch the invoice.
Priced on the thing you can verify: confirmed appointments on your calendar.
Written scope. No annual contract, no hostage data, and everything the system records about your business is yours.
This is the same engine your homeowners book on, running live.
Pick a time and it holds while you type. 45 minutes, plain talk about your numbers, and either side can walk.