Plug in what you spent on Angie's, Thumbtack, or HomeAdvisor last month. We'll calculate your real cost per customer, your conversion leak, and the revenue you're leaving on the table — and show you exactly how to plug the leak on a free 15-minute Zoom. You'll get the full written report delivered straight to your inbox.
3 quick steps, 2 minutes. No card. No spam. The report is yours either way.
These shape your revenue opportunity. Estimates are fine.
That's lead budget spent with no return. The fix is a few conversion levers away — most contractors cut this in half in the first month.
Show Me How to Stop the Bleeding →"I'd been paying Angie's $900 a month for over a year. Nobody ever showed me the real cost per customer until this call — that number changed how I look at lead spend."
Angie's, Thumbtack, and HomeAdvisor sell leads — not customers. Most of what you pay for never becomes a job. We show you the real number.
A lead costs $22. But if only 1 in 5 becomes a customer, your real cost per customer is 5× the lead price. That's the number that matters — and you've never seen it.
Angi, Thumbtack, and HomeAdvisor sell the same inquiry to up to 3–8 contractors at once. You're paying full price to compete for a lead everyone else already got — a structural leak, not a you problem. We show you the number.
A bigger job isn't automatically a better one. We separate the two so you're never misled by a revenue number that hides higher delivery cost.
Five numbers. One clear picture of where the money goes — and where it's leaking.
Plug in your lead spend, leads bought, jobs booked, and average job value. 2 minutes.
A free 15-min call walks you through your real cost per customer, the leak, and the opportunity.
We email it after the call. Yours either way — and you can put it to work today.
Yes. No card, no sign-up. Run the diagnostic and we'll walk you through the numbers on a quick call — then email the written breakdown to keep, either way.
Estimates are fine. The more accurate the inputs, the more accurate the math — but rough numbers still reveal the leak. We'll flag what's estimate vs invoiced.
No. You keep the breakdown and fix plan either way. If one of the fixes is something we can do for you, we'll offer it — but the breakdown is yours regardless.
Because the fix is the valuable part — and the fix depends on a few things the numbers alone can't tell us. Walking you through it live shows you exactly what's draining the money and how to stop it.