Thirty minutes.
You leave with the work, not a proposal.

Because it's worth nothing to me if you leave.

The build only makes money once it's running — for you and for me. If I charged you for it, you'd be paying the most in the month you see the least. That's how every bad agency relationship starts.

So I do the work up front, eat the hardest month, and get paid on the months where it's actually producing. It keeps me honest too. If the build doesn't work, I've spent a month for nothing.

No. That's your business and you'll always do it better than we would.

What we do is fill the calendar with the right people and make sure not one of them falls through a crack — every lead texted the moment they enquire and your phone buzzing to call them, every missed call texted back in sixty seconds, every enquiry filtered before it eats your afternoon.

If you genuinely have nobody to take the calls, we can put a freelance sales team together for you as a separate piece of work. But we'd start by filling the calendar, because everything else is easier after that.

If you have, you are not unusual. Here's what's actually different — not a promise, just how it's set up:

Your ad accounts, your card, your data, your ads, your pages, your phone numbers — all in your business's name. We never hold your ad money and never mark it up. If we don't get you live inside 14 days of getting access, you get every dollar back.

And the whole build lands before you've paid a management fee. You'll have watched us work for a month before we've earned a single monthly fee — which is more than the last agency gave you before cashing your first check.

Correct, and I’m not going to talk you out of preferring someone local. It’s usually good advice.

But be specific about what local actually buys you. Two things: somebody who knows your market, and somebody you can reach when it matters.

On the first — I don’t guess at your market. On our call we pull up the ads the competitors you name are running and read them together, and every number we use is what customers actually cost in your industry, not a national average. A local agency three towns over is looking at the same screen I am.

On the second — you get my phone number, and I’m the owner. Not an account manager, not a ticket queue, not a coordinator who started in March. That is usually the real thing people mean when they say local, and it is the part most local agencies quietly fail.

And if I’m wrong about all of it: every account is in your name from day one, so the worst case is you keep the work and walk.

There is a committed term, and I’d rather you hear it here than find it in the paperwork. The program runs four months: month one is the build, which we don’t charge for, and months two through four are the months it earns. The commitment exists because we do a month of work before we’re paid for anything, and that only makes sense if we both stay long enough to see it work.

Three ways out, all in the agreement rather than promised on a call. You have 72 hours from signing to change your mind for any reason, with a full refund, as long as we haven’t started the build. If we don’t get you live within 14 days of getting access, every dollar comes back. And either side can end it for a material breach that isn’t fixed within two weeks of written notice.

After month four there is no term at all — month to month, cancel with 30 days’ written notice.

And if a committed term is a dealbreaker, say so on the call. There is a month-to-month arrangement with no commitment whatsoever. It costs more per month and it doesn’t include the free build month, which is exactly the trade you’d expect. Nobody here will hound you, and there is no early termination fee.

We agree on a specific number of qualified leads for the first 90 days before you sign, based on your market and what leads really cost in your industry. Miss it and you get up to 60 more days of management at no fee until we hit it.

There are conditions, and they're all things you'd want to do anyway: answer leads in 5 minutes, keep the budget, give us access, show up to the weekly call. We'll hold up our half in writing. The most common reason campaigns "fail" is that nobody called the leads back.

One 30-minute call to start, then 15 minutes a week.

We write the offer, build the pages, make the ads, set up the SEO and wire the automation. We'll ask you to look at things and tell us when we've got your business wrong. You are not doing homework for us.

Depends on what you sell, and getting it wrong wastes good leads.

In-person beats video. Video beats a phone call. A phone call beats email. But a $600 service can't pay for an in-person visit, and a $40,000 job shouldn't be closed over text. For some businesses the answer is a webinar — one presentation, thirty buyers.

We pick what fits your price and your market, then build the booking flow around it — and we tell you the catch that comes with it before we build. That decision happens in your first week.

One first — whichever one your budget can actually win on. For most service businesses that's Meta, because it produces volume at a lower budget than Google Search does.

Spreading $2,500 across three platforms gets you three campaigns that never learn and a cost per lead that stays bad. One channel with real budget behind it gets efficient. Once it's profitable, we open the next.

Adding channels never raises the management fee.

Because that's what we can build properly, and I'd rather say that than pretend it's exclusivity.

Month one isn't a setup wizard. It's writing your offer, building your pages, making the ads, wiring the follow-up and testing it. Every client needs real attention to get that right. Three a week is the honest ceiling at that standard.

I want every one of these to work, because the ones that work are why the next ones call.

No, and we can't. One business per category per market, for as long as you're with us.

Running two competitors in the same auction means bidding your money against your money and pushing both costs up. Once your market's taken, it's taken — we'd turn your competitor down at triple the fee, because taking them would mean sabotaging you.

You do. During and after.

Accounts, pixels, data, ads, pages, phone numbers, the automation, the SEO work, the offer we wrote. We host the site for you as part of the fee — and the day you want it on your own hosting instead, we move it across for you. That's included too.

Most agencies run your campaigns inside their own account so you can't leave without starting from zero. That's not a business model, it's a hostage situation.

After four months you have a machine you own outright. Keep running it with us, hand it to someone in-house, or take it somewhere else. It's yours.

Live within 7–10 days of signing. First leads usually land in the second week.

But be realistic with me: month one is building and testing. Month two is where it pays for itself. Months three and four are where it compounds. If you need a miracle in two weeks, I'm the wrong guy and I'd rather say so now.