How lead routing works
From form to phone in under a minute. Here's the whole path.
The first ten minutes of a lead
Form, call or Local Services. The router reads it.
Name, number, job, town, a call button.
So they stop calling the next company.
Only if nobody has called yet.
Two texts do the work.
One to the right rep with a call button. One to the customer so they know you're on it.
Sources: Pro Remodeler, MIT / InsideSales
You set the rules
- By job type
- By town or county
- By whose turn it is
- Nights and weekends to whoever's on call
Questions
Is texting customers legal?
Yes, with consent. We add a consent line to your forms, which is what the TCPA requires.
Does it keep my leads?
No. It passes them through and keeps no copy.
What does it cost?
$1,500 to $6,000, once.
More walkthroughs
How lead routing works
Every lead to the right phone in under a minute.
Read the walkthrough
How read-only connections work
How we read Jobber, ServiceTitan and QuickBooks without touching them.
Read the walkthrough
How a spreadsheet becomes an app
Your rules, kept. The breakable parts, gone.
Read the walkthrough
The side-by-side month
Why nothing breaks on launch day.
Read the walkthrough
How care plans keep it running
What happens when Jobber or Google change something.
Read the walkthrough
What the $750 audit looks like
A sample report, start to finish.
Read the walkthroughStart with a $750 software audit
Two hours at your shop. A ranked fix list with prices. The $750 comes off anything you build.