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One AI system answers every lead in 60 seconds and re-works the business’s dead database.
Appointments and recovered deals land on the owner’s calendar — automatically.
Setup fee + a monthly retainer to keep it running. Then do it again for the next business.
“I’ll respond to every missed lead in 60 seconds, reactivate your old quotes, and book appointments on your calendar in the next 30 days. You only pay for what closes.”
No risk for the owner — they already paid for those leads. You just catch the ones slipping through the cracks. That’s why they say yes, and why they keep paying you to run it. The Playbook gives you the exact wording.
| Niche | One closed deal | What they ignore |
|---|---|---|
| HVAC | $8K–$20K | After-hours calls, old estimates |
| Dentists | $3K–$30K | Consults that called once, then ghosted |
| Plumbers | $2K–$15K | Calls missed while on a job |
| Roofers | $10K–$30K | Storm leads, unquoted inspections |
| Real estate | $9K–$30K | Hundreds of paid leads never worked |
Typical deal sizes per trade — illustrative examples, not a promise of earnings or results.
How to pick your one lane — and why your third conversation in a niche sounds nothing like your first — is on page 3 of the Playbook.
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Any income or deal-size figures on this page are simple illustrations, not a guarantee, projection, or typical result. Actual results depend on your own pricing, sales, retention, and costs.
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