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You run the jobs. We run everything else.Missed calls get texted back in seconds. New leads ring your cell before they call anyone else. Finished jobs get asked for a review. Old customers get brought back. It runs in one place and you don't touch any of it.
One system, not five·Month to month·Queens, LI, Nassau
Most lost jobsnever got a callback.
The same Tuesday, run two different ways.
Right now
- Phone rings while you're on a roof. It goes to voicemail.
- A form comes in at 7pm. You see it Thursday.
- Messages sit in four places and two of them you never check.
- The job goes great and nobody ever asks for the review.
- Two hundred old customers you've not spoken to since the job.
- You have no idea which listing or ad the call came from.
With the system running
- The missed call gets a text back in seconds, asking what they need.
- A new lead rings your cell. Press 1 and you're talking to them.
- Texts, calls, forms and Google messages land in one thread.
- A review request goes out after the job, straight to your Google page.
- That list gets a short, well-timed text a few times a year.
- Every call is tagged with its source, and it's in your monthly email.
Twelve pieces.One thing to think about.
They do four jobs between them: catch the lead, follow it up, build the reputation, and tell you what worked. You get them running together, which is the only way they work properly.
Missed-call text-back
Someone rings and doesn't get through, they get a text back within seconds asking what they need. You answer when you're off the ladder, and by then the job is already described in writing.
Speed-to-lead callback
A form fill or a Google Business message rings your cell straight away. Press 1 and you're talking to them while they're still on your website. Whoever answers first usually gets the job.
After-hours capture
When you're closed, the name and number still get taken, so nothing is lost overnight. Nobody gets booked into your calendar behind your back. It's waiting on your phone in the morning.
A voice agent that picks up
When nobody can get to the phone at all, it answers, takes the details, and passes them straight to you. It says what it is. It doesn't pretend to be you and it doesn't quote prices.
One inbox for everything
Texts, calls, website forms, and Google Business messages all land in the same thread, on an app on your phone with your name on it. No more digging through four places to find one customer.
Reactivation campaigns
Your old customer list is the cheapest work you'll ever get. A few times a year it gets a short, human text at the right moment, and the ones who need something reply.
Review requests that go out
After the job, the customer gets a direct link to your Google review page. No gating, no filtering, no quietly steering the unhappy ones somewhere private. Just asking, every time.
Your Google profile, run for you
Set up properly at the start, then actually kept up. Categories, services, hours, photos, and the questions people leave on it. It's the first thing most customers see and it's usually neglected.
English and Spanish
The texts, the review requests, and the site are all written in both. Around here a fair number of the people calling you speak Spanish, and an English-only auto-reply loses them for no reason.
Lead source tracking
Every call is tagged with where it came from. After a couple of months you stop guessing which listing, sign, or page is actually bringing work in, and what to stop paying for.
A monthly report, emailed
Calls, leads, sources, and reviews, sent to your inbox once a month. No password to lose. If you'd rather look whenever you want, the app has the same numbers in it.
The website it all runs on
Built and kept up as part of this. It's the thing the forms, the tracking numbers, and the review links hang off, which is why it's included rather than quoted to you separately.
Three steps.Then it's off your plate.
Call to running system in about two weeks. Here is every stage of it.
A call
We go through how calls reach you now, where they get dropped, and how much of it comes in Spanish. No pitch deck, no commitment.
Setup and build
The site gets built, the numbers get wired up, and your Google listing gets sorted out. You review a first draft and get two rounds of changes.
It runs
Calls get answered, leads get followed up, reviews get asked for. You get one email a month and you can text me anytime. Most edits come back in 2 business days.
Two builds you canopen right now.
Both of these are demonstration builds, not client sites. They were made here to show the standard of the work, and they're live so you can open them on your phone instead of taking my word for it.
Demonstration builds from our studio. Your business could be the first client site featured here.
Be one of our first ten.Get treated like our only one.
This just launched, and there is no point pretending otherwise with fake five-star quotes. Here is what being early gets you instead.
Your rate is locked for as long as you stay
The rate you start at is the rate you keep, even when it goes up for everyone who comes after you. It only resets if your subscription lapses.
A direct line to the founder
No account manager, no ticket queue. You text MD, MD answers.
First-priority build slots
Fewer clients means yours is the one being worked on, not one of forty in a queue.
Your results featured, with your approval
When your call and review numbers are good, I'll ask to make you a case study. That's how this section fills up with real ones.
A first draft in 30 days, or your money back
If there isn't a first draft in front of you within 30 days of getting your content, cancel and you get back what you paid to start.
Month-to-month. Cancel anytime with 30 days' notice.
The standard everybuild we ship has to hit.
10business days
From full content to live. Most go live in 7.
2rounds
Of design revision, built into every build.
5business days
The most any edit takes. Most come back in 2.
2languages
Every text and every page. English and Spanish.
We don't hope to hit these. You hold us to them.
Month-to-month means we re-earn your business every 30 days. If we're not delivering, you cancel. That's the deal.
- Drawn by
- MD Rahman
- For
- Upscale Sites
- Sheet
- Our Promise
The things people ask before signing.
If yours isn't here, call or text (516) 515-1776. You'll get a straight answer.
Stop losing jobs to voicemail.
Fifteen minutes on the phone and you'll know whether this fits. Queens, Long Island, and Nassau businesses get first priority.
English and Spanish. Month to month, cancel with 30 days' notice.