Expected outcomes

Projections,
measurements, and
what we will not promise.

These are modeled projections based on the agent's configured throughput and your trade's average ticket — not client results and not a guarantee. Every engagement is scoped to your market, and we will tell you before you buy if the maths does not work for your trade.

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The model

What the agent is built to produce.

These figures come from the agent's configured throughput for a mid-size metro on a single trade. They are the same inputs the ROI calculator uses, so you can change them yourself.

1,000+

Qualified local records built per month

Mid-size metro, single trade, 30-mile radius

200–500

Outbound dials per working day

Concurrent calling, timezone-aware windows

15–22%

Live conversation rate

Local business lists with tuned opening lines

8–27

Booked appointments per month

After the first full tuning cycle

4–7

Follow-up touches before a lead is retired

Behaviour-timed ladder, channel rotation

5–12×

Modelled return on monthly cost

Modelled won revenue against the monthly fee

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Measurement

Every number is attributable.

The agent logs each touch automatically, so the weekly report tells you which list, which sequence and which script produced which booked job — and which ones produced nothing.

Metrics reported every week and what each one shows
Reported weekly	What it shows
Outbound dials	By day, by list, by script version
Live conversations	Connect rate and average call length
Decision makers reached	Named contacts, not just gatekeepers
Qualified opportunities	With the qualification reason recorded
Quotes issued	Value, age and follow-up touch count
Appointments booked	With the source list and sequence attached
Jobs won	Closed value attributed to the agent
Loss reasons	Grouped and ranked weekly

If a channel stops producing, you will know inside one cycle — and so will we. Script and targeting changes are proposed from that data, not from opinion.

Honesty

What we will not promise.

Anyone selling you a guaranteed number of booked jobs is either guessing or planning to argue about the definition later. Here is what we will and will not put in writing.

A guaranteed number of booked jobs or closed revenue
A close rate you have not demonstrated yourself
That the agent replaces your closers or your technicians
That it will work in a market where you cannot deliver the work
That every booked appointment is a qualified buyer

What we do guarantee

The list gets built, scored and de-duplicated
The dials get made and the emails get sent
Every touch is logged and every number is reported
The agent stays inside the promises you approved
You can pause or stop it at any time

Use cases

What this looks like in practice.

The shop with two trucks and no office

The situation: Two technicians, one van each, and a phone that only gets answered when somebody is between jobs.
What the agent does: The agent runs the outbound side entirely: age-scored replacement lists in the morning, quote follow-up at lunch, dead-quote revival on Fridays.
The result: The owner's calendar fills with planned replacement work instead of relying on whoever calls next.

The contractor who is fully booked and still not growing

The situation: Every technician is scheduled for weeks, revenue is flat, and there is no capacity to sell the bigger jobs.
What the agent does: The agent targets higher-ticket work — commercial portfolios, HOA contracts, multi-site property managers — on a long, patient sequence.
The result: Next quarter's pipeline is built while this quarter's work is still being delivered.

The company that spent $60k on lead vendors last year

The situation: Shared leads, aged lists, and a CRM full of contacts that were called twice and abandoned.
What the agent does: Reactivation runs first on everything already owned, then the agent builds a private list nobody else can buy.
The result: The cheapest revenue gets worked before a single cold record is dialed.

The storm market that lives and dies by the weather

The situation: One hail event can double the year, and the company that reaches homeowners first usually wins the roof.
What the agent does: Storm overlays trigger call campaigns within hours, and the claim cadence keeps every open insurance file moving.
The result: Coverage of the swath before the door knockers mobilise, and no claim abandoned mid-process.

The commercial-focused operator

The situation: Residential work is unpredictable; the profitable business is contracts with property managers and facilities teams.
What the agent does: Portfolio-level outreach to property managers, facilities leads and builders, timed to lease events, renewals and budget cycles.
The result: Recurring contract conversations instead of one-off job chasing.

Run the model on your market.

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Projections,measurements, andwhat we will not promise.