how it works, for bath and window companies

From the ad to a call on your calendar, and what it cost.

A homeowner taps your ad and picks a time for your office to call. The page holds the slot before anyone types a name. We confirm and remind the homeowner, and ask the day before if the time still suits. Your office calls from its own number. Every confirmed call sits next to the ad that produced it, with what it cost, and goes back to Meta.

one booking step by step
Clickedreal times, on a page or at the end of a formhomeowner
Time heldtaken on the taphomeowner
Confirmedname and phonehomeowner
Remindedthe day before, and the day ofus
Calledyour office, from its own numberyou
Tappedreached, sold, or no answeryour office
21 Re-Bath pages checked in August · zero showed a calendar as it first loaded the grid on the front page is the real thing, not a recording your numbers are yours to download, any day

Step by step

four parts, and what you see
The page

Real times, held on the tap.

  • The ad lands on a page, or ends a form, showing the times your office can call. It reads your hours, your calls a day, your days off, your local time.
  • The page holds the slot the moment they tap it, before anyone types a name. Ten minutes to finish; losing the race loses the slot, never the person.
  • The page offers evenings and weekends first when both owners need to be on the call. Everyone gets a time.
The reminders

Confirmed and reminded, automatically.

  • Confirmation on the spot by email, with a calendar invite, and a reminder the day before and the day of. Nobody chases, nothing waits on a callback.
  • Every email goes out under your name. The booking keeps the homeowner's yes, word for word. We send homeowners no texts.
  • Moving the call takes one tap on the link in the email. The record keeps the move and never counts it as a second booking.
The question

Your office calls, then taps once.

  • At the time the homeowner picked, your office calls from its own number. After, one tap: reached, sold, or no answer. Nothing retyped.
  • The tap teaches the ads which calls turn into jobs. It is never on your bill. We never message the homeowner after the call.
  • Most offices chase forms. Ask yours how many of last month's leads they reached, and how they know.
The money

Every slot knows what it cost.

  • Every confirmed call names the ad that produced it, and what it cost.
  • Everyone can send Meta a form. Almost nobody sends a call the homeowner confirmed. We do. Each week the confirmed calls decide which ads keep their budget. We make that call by hand, because in one metro Meta never sees enough of them to steer alone.
  • Cost per confirmed call, per ad. Where your office taps, per call reached and per job sold too. No impressions, no reach, no clicks.
  • We propose your budget from what your calendar can absorb. It moves once a week, in small steps, because big jumps reset Meta's learning.
The views

What you see, live behind a private link.

Three views, one private link, no login to lose. What is running, and what a confirmed call costs per ad. What died this week, and why. What changes next week, in one sentence, with the reason. We work from the same page you look at. There is no version of the numbers you cannot see.

What everyone sends Meta, and what we send

six things that quietly break an account's numbers
Most accountsThis system
Send Meta a second booking when a homeowner moves the time, so a no-show who rebooked counts as two. Send the move, so Meta does not learn that a no-show who rebooked is worth two. The note
Send a cancelled booking as a conversion, so the ads go looking for more people who cancel. Never send a cancellation. Only a booking that stands is a booking. The note
Read the reply's status, see 200, and write "sent" for a conversion that never landed. Read the whole reply, and retry the ones the platform actually refused. The note
Honour the homeowner's opt-out in the browser and keep sending their details from the server. Honour it in both places, on every send. The note
Put every client's customers into one Meta dataset, so one company's ads learn from another's buyers. One dataset per client, read from the client's own row, and refuse to send rather than guess. The note
Send a job's value with the wrong currency, so one booking looks worth more than a year of spend. Send the value with its currency, or no value at all. The note

Installed under your name.

The booking page carries your name. Every email goes out under your name. The ads run in your own ad account. We run it; you own everything it produces.

We set the price with you on the call, from your ads and your area. You'll know it before you sign anything. We never pay or move your ad money. When we part, your numbers leave with you.

your ad accounts · your card, your invoices your pages · your name on every screen your numbers · every row, yours to download the fee · set with you on the call what you sign · one letter; month to month

Pick a time. It holds while you type.

The grid on the front page is this system, running live. A call on what you spend, what books and what your office closes. Either side can walk.

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