Free, and yours to keep
Pick a product, put in two figures you already know, and the answer appears. Nothing is sent anywhere and no email is required to see it.
Pick one. Same twenty seconds.
Do this before you talk to anybody
Want me to look at the whole business?
That's the Review Gap Audit — a working session, not a report. We sit down, pull your numbers apart, and find where the money is leaking: leads you paid for and never closed, work you did and never got credit for, price that doesn't carry your overhead. You leave with a written game plan. It's free, it comes through Built by the Trades, and I run them myself.
Receipts
Real results from real operators — and the one that started all of it, which was mine.
18% → 74%
My own close rate. Nothing about me changed — a mentor put me on reps. Same call, over and over, then sitting down and listening back to the tape: where I lost them, what I should have asked, the question I skipped because I was nervous. Athletes have done it forever. Salespeople almost never do, because it takes somebody willing to sit through your bad calls with you.
Reps and game tape · took me months
31% → 84%
So we built the mentor. Reps drilled against an AI coach on their own real call scenarios, tape reviewed the moment they hang up instead of next Friday — every rep, every day, without needing me in the room. Same method that moved my number. No waiting on somebody’s calendar.
What used to take a human
405 → 135
Review requests to real reviews in six months at one exterior-cleaning company. One in three. Every customer asked, no gating, no incentives.
6-month client result
6% → 32%
Net margin after rebuilding pricing and job costing around a target the owner actually has to hit every day.
Profit build
91%
Of the customers who actually scanned a tech’s review request at one garage-door company, this many left a public review. Asking on the job, in person, changes everything.
Live customer · share of scans
150+
Quotes a year moving through one contractor's own website, priced and delivered before anyone picks up a phone — six figures of work in play.
Quoting widget, live site
Built for
Operators from $50,000 a year to $190 million. Twelve trades, one thing in common — the work happens at somebody's house, and the money is won or lost in the hour around the job.
The HUGE Convention · Orlando
One thing before you go
Jobs you finished last month. Reviews you got last month. That's it — and you'll see the one figure almost nobody in your trade can tell you about their own business.
Ten seconds, no email, nothing sent anywhere. Whether we ever speak, you'll know where you actually stand.