We book the jobs.
You turn up and do them.
Meta ads for local service businesses. We build the ads, answer the calls they generate, quote off your prices, and put a customer on your calendar who has already paid a deposit.
Call (570) 406-6449Straight through to the person who'd run your account.
Most leads are already gone by the time you call back.
You're up a ladder, or under a sink, or driving between two jobs. The phone goes. You see it at four, you ring back at six, and she's already booked the bloke who answered at ten past.
That isn't a lead problem and it isn't a you problem. It's a timing problem, and it's the single biggest reason advertising feels like it doesn't work for trades.
So we don't sell you leads. We answer them.
Four stages. Two of them involve you.
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We build and run the ads
Written, targeted and tested for your area and your trade. They run under your business name, billed to your card, so you can see every dollar Meta spends.
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The enquiries come to us, not you
Someone fills the form and the phone rings on our side, usually within minutes. You keep working. You never see the ones who were just browsing.
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We quote from your price sheet and book it
Your prices, not ours. We price it on that first call rather than emailing something two days later, because two days later she's booked someone else.
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The customer puts a deposit down
That's what locks them onto your calendar. You collect the rest when you're stood in front of them. You're never invoiced and you never write us a cheque.
Three things, once. Then the work.
- Send us your pricing, one time
- Approve ad access on your account
- Turn up and do the job
- Writing or designing ads
- Testing what works and killing what doesn't
- Answering enquiries
- Quoting and chasing
- Taking the deposit
Said plainly, because finding out later is how these things go wrong: you pay your own ad spend, around $25 a day to start, on your own card. That money goes to Meta, not to us. It's your account and your name on it.
A window cleaning company in San Diego.
Five months · April to August 2026
$3,255 of ad spend produced $11,475 of booked work at an average job of $319. Cost per booked job, $90.
The number that matters more: cost per lead fell from $30 to $18 while monthly leads went from 24 to 38. The account got cheaper as it got bigger, which is what a properly tested account is supposed to do and what a boosted post never does.
That's the entire reason we answer the phone instead of handing you a list of numbers.
Trades where a price can be agreed on the phone.
- Every job needs a site visit before you can give a number
- You're already booked out and turning work away
- You'd rather have the leads yourself and ring them in the evening
- You can't get to a booked job inside a couple of weeks
If you're in that last list, say so on the call and we'll leave it. Booking work for someone who can't do it helps neither of us.
Fair questions.
I've paid an agency before and got nothing.
Usually because they sold you leads and the job ended there. Our side doesn't end until someone's on your calendar with money down, so a lead nobody books is our problem, not your invoice.
What if the enquiries are rubbish?
Then we're the ones on the phone with them. Tyre-kickers cost you nothing because you never hear about them. You hear about booked jobs.
Who actually controls the ads?
We build and manage them. They run under your business name and bill to your card, so nothing is hidden from you — you can see spend and results whenever you want.
How quickly does anything happen?
Ads are usually live within a few days of getting your pricing and ad access. Enquiries start before the first week is out. Whether they turn into jobs depends on your prices and your availability, and we'll tell you straight if either is the thing in the way.
Can I speak to someone you've done this for?
Ask on the call and we'll arrange it. We'd rather you checked.
Ring the number.
Tell us your trade, your average job and your area. If it's not a fit we'll say so on that call.
Call (570) 406-6449