Lead source dashboard
Your ad reports tell you about clicks and calls. They don't tell you which of those calls turned into a $14,000 system replacement. This dashboard ties each lead source to booked jobs and revenue. It costs $2,500 to $6,000, once.
How it works
Why owners buy it
Owners already pay CallRail $50 to $195 a month or WhatConverts $30 to $160 a month for part of this answer. The other half lives in the field software, and nobody joins the two.
Sources: CallRail pricing, WhatConverts pricing
What you get
- Matches each call and form to the job it became
- Shows booked jobs and revenue by source, by month
- Shows cost per booked job, not just cost per lead
- Sends a short monthly summary you can hand to whoever runs your ads
What it won't do
- Read-only. It never touches your ad accounts or budgets
Your first week
We list your sources
Every place you spend on leads, plus referrals and repeat customers.
We connect read-only
Call tracking and field software, so leads and jobs can be matched.
You check the matches
We show you twenty leads and the jobs we think they became. You confirm or correct.
It goes live
Monthly numbers from then on.
Questions
Do I need call tracking?
For phone leads, yes. If you don't have it, the lead capture setup puts it in on your own account.
Who runs the ads?
Whoever you like. This shows the results; it doesn't manage campaigns.
Often paired with
Speed-to-lead router
Every form, call and Local Services lead goes to the right salesperson by text inside a minute.
$1,500–$6,000
Job profitability dashboard
Revenue against labor and materials for every job, pulled from Jobber or ServiceTitan plus QuickBooks.
$3,000–$8,000
Quoting calculator
Replaces the estimating spreadsheet so any salesperson builds a consistent quote in minutes.
$5,000–$20,000Start with a $750 software audit
Two hours at your shop. A ranked fix list with prices. The $750 comes off anything you build.