Honest math
See if a better website would pay for itself
We kept the defaults deliberately low — one extra job a month. Nudge them toward what feels true for your shop.
Kept low on purpose — one a month is plenty to make the math work.
Your break-even · on revenue
At a $10,000 average job, a single extra job in the whole year more than covers everything — setup and a full year included.
If it brings just 1 a month, that's about $120,000 in added revenue this year — an estimate, kept conservative.
The free rebuild is the whole point — see real work on your own home page before you decide anything.
Where the value really comes from
- More and fresher reviews, so you close more of the leads you already get.
- Referrals from happy customers — at no ad cost.
- Repeat customers you stop losing to whoever shows up first next time.
- Owning your customer list, instead of renting access to it from Google every month.
A reality check
These are estimates, not promises. What really moves the needle is your market, your reviews, and the quality of your work. We set the defaults low on purpose — we'd rather under-promise and let the work speak.
How we calculated this
We take a full year of the plan ($499 × 12) plus the one-time setup ($1,997) — $7,985 — and divide by your average job to find the break-even, shown as jobs across a whole year. The extra-jobs line is simply those jobs × your average job × 12. Switch between revenue and profit anytime; the margin starts at a typical trade average — adjust it to yours.