Pricing
One offer. The price up front.
The ad setup and the screen share are free, and nothing in your accounts changes until you say yes.
Start with your ads and your Google listing.
On day one we go through your Facebook ad account and your Google listing together on a screen share. Your first ads go live in your own account that week, and the quotes that went quiet are the first jobs I chase.
The Full Board
$1,000–2,000 a month
Set by your shop’s size and how much more work it can take. The ad setup is free for 14 days. If you keep it running, you pay $100 when you sign and month one starts that day. Month to month. Ad spend is yours, paid to Facebook directly, never through me.
You tell me how many more jobs your trucks could take next month. That’s the number we build toward, and every Monday you see each ad, call and follow-up against it.
- New homeowners come in from Facebook ads on your own ad account
- Your Google listing and pages get fixed every month, so the people searching find you instead of the next guy
- Every quote that went quiet gets chased until the homeowner says yes or no
- The calls you miss get answered in your shop's name and booked on your calendar
- The customers who forgot you get a text in your name
- A review ask after every finished job
- You see where every booked job came from, in your own books
You own every account and every record.
Bigger installs, with more tools or more locations, are quoted after the call, in writing, before you pay anything.
Plain terms.
- Records, accounts and messages belong to you. If you leave, you keep everything.
- Access is by invitation only. You never give me a password.
What is not in the monthly fee.
- Ad spend. You pay Meta directly. It is your money and your ad account.
- Phone minutes and texts beyond what is included, and the one-time fee to register a texting number. They are listed on your proposal.
- A higher plan on your booking tool, if its connection needs one (Housecall Pro needs its MAX plan).
- Your booking tool or QuickBooks subscription.
- A new website. We add the inquiry form and chat to the one you have.
- Custom development, new integrations, filming or video, accounting entries, or a second location or number. Quoted separately, in writing, if you want them.
Questions about price
Asked before anyone pays.
What does it cost?
The ad setup is free for 14 days. If jobs come in and you want me to keep it running, the Full Board is priced by your shop's size and how much more work it can take, about $1,000-2,000 a month. You pay $100 when you sign, and month one is charged the same day. You tell me how many more jobs your trucks could take next month, and that is the number we build toward, from every door a job comes through. Your ad spend is yours, paid to Facebook directly. Phone minutes and texts beyond what is included, and the one-time fee to register a texting number, are listed on your proposal. Month to month. The video of your shop and the screen share are free.
Can I cancel?
Yes. It is month to month: cancel any month, no fee. In the first 7 days after we go live you can cancel and get your first month back. Everything I built stays in your accounts.
Who owns the accounts and the records?
You do. Your customer records are yours, and you get a full copy if you leave. Your Google, ad and website accounts stay in your name.
Will the AI search work get my company named?
Nobody controls what an AI says, and I will not promise a spot. I do the work that moves it: matching your name, address and phone across every listing, getting reviews asked for after each job, and checking each month what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI say about you, so I can fix what is costing you.
Not sure it fits? Start with the free setup.
Send me a few videos off your phone of your guys on jobs. I turn them into ads on your own Facebook, aimed at homeowners near you, and run them free for 14 days. You pay Facebook directly; I don’t charge for the setup. If jobs come in and you want me to keep it running, we talk monthly.
Sean Goffigan, Vellspan Systems