We run the ads.
We book the jobs.
A managed ads desk for solar, roofing, windows, and home improvement. We build the campaigns, spend the budget, and put the bookings on your calendar. You pay a monthly retainer plus the ad spend.
Two bills. Nothing else.
Monthly retainer
Pays for the work. Campaign build, daily management, creative tests, and someone booking the people who respond.
Ad spend
The money that runs on Google and Meta. It is not part of the retainer. You set the budget. It scales with how many bookings you can actually run.
From the click to a time on the calendar
The campaigns
Search and social for your territory. Offers, audiences, and the pages people land on.
The spend
We manage it against cost per booking, not vanity clicks. You see where the budget went.
The bookings
Responses get worked until they are a confirmed appointment, not a name in a spreadsheet.
The handoff
Your closer gets the time, the address, and what the homeowner asked for. You close.
Not the call center
The call center is a floor you own. No retainer. The only recurring charge there is the dialer. Paid ads is the other offer: we stay on it, we run it, and the fee is a retainer plus whatever you put into ads.
Straight answers
What am I paying for?+-
A monthly retainer for management and booking, plus the ad spend that runs on the platforms. The spend is separate. You choose the budget.
Do I own the ad accounts?+-
Yes. Campaigns run in accounts you can see. If you stop, the accounts stay yours. The retainer is for the work, not for holding the system.
Who books the appointment?+-
We do. A click is not the product. A confirmed booking on your calendar is.
Which trades?+-
Solar, roofing, windows, and other home improvement. If the job is booked in the home and a closer runs it, this model fits.
Ready to Scale?
Want the ads and the bookings handled?
Book a strategy call. We'll look at your market, set a spend that matches your closer capacity, and tell you the retainer before anything goes live.
Retainer plus ad spend. The ad budget is separate from the management fee.