Plan 3 of 3
Win the Job, Win the Review
Every plan asks for the review. This one does everything after it: replies in your voice, watches your rating, puts a site in front of the next homeowner that books them on the spot, and hands you one monthly number for what the phone earned.
- Price
- $475/mo + site build
- Minutes included
- 1,000/mo
- Best for
- Winning on reviews
- Setup
- About a week + site
Who this is for
You're good at the work and it shows in the jobs, not in your Google profile. Competitors with worse work and more reviews are winning the click. The reviews are coming in now and sitting unanswered. Your site was built by a nephew, or a template, and doesn't book anything. You want the whole front end of the business handled so the phone keeps ringing and you keep answering — without doing any of it.
A Tuesday with it running
- 8:00 AM
Call answered, booked. Same as every day.
- 2:41 PM
Yesterday's customer left five stars. A reply in your voice is up by 3 PM — thanks them by name, mentions the job, invites the neighbor.
- 4:20 PM
A 3-star lands from a job two crews ago. You get a text with the review and a suggested reply before it sits there overnight.
- Next Tuesday
A homeowner finds you on Google, sees 47 reviews instead of 9, hits 'Book a visit' on your site, and picks a slot. You find out by text.
What are missed calls costing you?
Drag the sliders to your own numbers. Most owners have never done this math, and most wish they hadn't waited to.
Win the Job, Win the Review is $475 a month for founding clients ($949 standard). At your numbers, one saved job covers it.
Get your real number on a 15-minute callIllustrative. Results depend on your call volume and prices. Founding price of the Win the Job, Win the Review plan is $475 a month (standard $949); one-time setup of $798 not included.
What you get
- Everything in Book Every Job
- Replies to every Google review, in your voice, within a day
- Reputation watch: new reviews, rating changes and unanswered ones flagged to you by text
- A website built around the booking flow — fast, mobile-first, yours to keep
- Monthly report: calls answered, jobs booked, reviews earned, revenue that would've gone to voicemail
- 1,000 receptionist minutes a month included
- Month to month, one-time setup plus site build
Straight answers
Will customers know it's not a person?
If they ask, it tells them. Most don't ask — they've got a problem in the house and they want someone booked. It sounds calm, gets the address, the problem, and a time, and stops there.
What happens on a real emergency?
It asks two questions, then rings you live. If you don't pick up, it books the earliest slot and tells the caller exactly when you'll be there.
Does it quote prices?
Only the ranges you give it, and only if you want it to. Default is "the owner will confirm on site." It never invents a number.
Can I keep my number?
Yes. We forward your existing number, or give you a new tracking number for ads. Either way your customers dial what they've always dialed.
How long until it's live?
Setup call, then about a week to build and test with your real job types. You hear it before a customer does.
Am I locked into a contract?
Month to month. The setup fee covers the build; the plan covers the running. Leave whenever it stops paying for itself.
Turn every finished job into the next one.
Fifteen minutes. We'll pull up your Google profile and your top competitor's, and show you the gap and how it closes.
Slots mornings and lunchtimes, Eastern. No pitch deck. You'll hear the receptionist take a call.