Get the call

Say what it costs. The customer with three tabs open stays on yours.

Buyers compare. A starting-at figure, a range, or a flat price for the common jobs answers the question every visitor has and most sites refuse to answer.

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What the check looks at.

5 of the report's checks, in the report's own words. Your report drops any that cannot apply to your business.

  • Can they price it themselves

    A pricing page with at least one real price, a price range, or a working cost estimator on it.

  • Can they pick the right option

    A comparison table, a pick-your-tier page, or a quote builder that helps a visitor choose the right option.

  • Can they book a time online

    A real online booking tool on any page we saved: a scheduler built into the page, or a booking link that goes to a known booking service. A 'Book now' button with nothing behind it does not count.

  • Quiz or checklist for buyers

    A quiz, a self-assessment, or an interactive checklist that helps a buyer decide what they need.

  • Content a salesperson could send

    At least three pages a salesperson could send to a lead: pricing or cost pages, or pages comparing options.

What we do about it.

  1. 1

    A starting-at price on every service page, in your words, with what it includes.

  2. 2

    The common jobs priced flat where you can: the drain, the service call, the inspection.

  3. 3

    A financing line where you offer it, and a written quote form for the rest.

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