One page that catches the job as a text to your phone — nights, weekends, whenever you can't pick up. 24/7, every lead, no voicemail.
The problem
If you advertise at all — Google, Angi, Facebook, the Yellow Pages of it all — you already know what a lead costs you. Here's where they go.
Every one of those was already paid for before the phone rang.
What you get
Two things. Nothing to learn, nothing to log into, no app.
One mobile page built around the three things you do most, with a price or a range on each so people stop asking "how much" before anything else.
Underneath it, a short form: what they need, where they are, what's going on.
That hits your phone the second they hit send. Text back a number, book the job.
Use it everywhere
You're already texting customers all day. Stop playing phone tag over what they need and what it'll cost — send them the page and let them type it out while you're on a job.
Scan it — that's a live page
Every page comes with its own short link and a printable QR code. Nothing to set up.
How it works
The three things you do most, a price range for each (or "call for price"), and the phone number that should get the texts. A text message is fine.
A real page with your actual jobs and prices on it — not a template with your logo dropped in. Look at it on your phone. If you don't want it, that's the end of it and you owe nothing.
The form starts texting your phone. Put the link in your Google listing, your ads, your Facebook page, your truck, and your invoices.
Price
$497 to build
+ $99/month
I build it first. You only pay if you want it live.
Catch one extra job a month and it's paid for several times over. At $33–215 a lead, it's roughly the price of one.
Add any time
The page catches people who find you online. This catches the ones who call and don't get through — which, for most businesses, is six out of ten of them.
Start with the page. Add this when you want it — no new setup fee, no contract.
Questions
No. Send three jobs and a price range and you'll get the finished page back. If you'd rather talk it through, a ten-minute call is fine — but this is faster and most people skip the call.
No. This is one page that does one thing. Keep your website. Put this link where people actually tap it — your Google listing, your ads, your Facebook page, your invoices.
That's half of what it's for. You get a short link and a QR code. Text the link to a customer instead of going back and forth about what they need, put the QR on your truck and your invoices, and let last month's customer send you the next job in one tap.
Hosting, the texting service that delivers every job to your phone, and changes when your prices or services move. Cancel any time; the page comes down and you owe nothing further.
When someone calls and you don't pick up, they get a text about ten seconds later with your page link, so they send you the job instead of calling somebody else. It also sends a review request a few days after a job, and texts you a monthly count of what came in. It's $100/month on top, so $199 all in, and you can add it whenever. There's no second setup fee.
Then nothing happens and you owe nothing. Building it is free and there's no follow-up campaign.
Three services, a price range for each or "call for price", the phone number that should get the texts, and a logo if you have one. That's it.
The form sends a text message to whatever number you give us, with the customer's name, number, location and description. You text them back from your own phone. There's no app and no login.
Next step
The three things you do most, a price range for each, and the phone that should get the texts.
Your page comes back within two business days — to your email, and a text to the number you gave.
Mavrik USA · Fort Worth, Texas