One machine, from the click to the truth.
A homeowner taps an ad and lands on real times. The slot is held before a name is typed, the clock confirms and reminds, and after the visit date the homeowner himself says what happened. Every step writes one row in one record, and the ads are bought against that record.
Part by part
every part writes to the same recordReal times, held on the tap.
- The ad lands on a page showing days you are actually in that homeowner's area: your zones, your per-day capacity, your blackouts, your local time.
- The slot is held the moment they tap it, before a name is typed. Ten minutes to finish; losing the race loses the slot, never the person.
- Evening and weekend times are offered first when both owners of the house need to be home. Nobody is filtered out.
Confirmed and reminded, automatically.
- Confirmation on the spot, a reminder the day before and the day of. Nobody chases, nothing waits on a callback.
- The consent record keeps the exact words agreed to, stored with the booking.
- Moving the appointment is one reply, and the record keeps the move.
The question nobody else asks.
- After the appointment passes, the homeowner gets one tap: did the visit happen, were you both there, did anyone come at all.
- Booked-to-sat and one-legger rates come from the homeowner, not from a rep's report. A source nobody can massage.
- Across this trade, a third to half of booked estimates never happen, and every dashboard counts them as done. This is the part that stops that.
Every slot knows what it cost.
- Every confirmed appointment names the ad and the hook that produced it, and carries its cost.
- The ad platforms are fed the booking, not the click, so optimization buys people who book, not people who tap.
- Cost per confirmed appointment, per ad. No impressions, no reach, no clicks.
What you see, live behind a private link.
Three views, one client link, no login to lose: what is running and what a confirmed appointment costs per ad; what died this week and the stated reason it died; what changes next week, in one sentence, with the reasoning. We work from the same record through an operator's day sheet, so there is no version of the numbers you cannot see.
Installed on your brand.
The pages carry your name, the record carries your business, and the machine runs under your accounts. We operate it and buy the appointments; you own everything it writes.
When the engagement ends, the record leaves with you.
Talk to us the way your homeowners would.
The grid on the front page is this engine, running in production. Pick a time; it holds while you type. 45 minutes, plain talk about your numbers, and either side can walk.
Pick a time