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Submit Your Business
Provide your website and basic information so we know what to investigate.
The problem
Most Businesses Have No Idea Where They're Losing Revenue
Revenue rarely disappears all at once.
It leaks away through dozens of small problems that most owners never see.
Missed phone calls
Slow lead response
Website visitors who never convert
Leads that receive no follow up
Confusing customer journeys
Trust issues that reduce conversions
Operational gaps that cost sales
You can't fix what you can't see.
How the investigation works
How The Investigation Works
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We Go Undercover
We evaluate your business from the perspective of a real customer trying to buy.
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We Document The Leaks
Every issue is documented and prioritized by likely impact on lost revenue.
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Receive Your Findings
We send a Revenue Leak Report showing exactly where revenue may be escaping, and outline a seven-day action plan to fix the highest-impact leaks first.
Common leaks
Common leaks we find in home services
These are the kinds of issues we often uncover for contractors, plumbers, HVAC, and roofers.
After-hours calls go straight to voicemail
Estimate requests wait days for a reply
Website form leads never reach the CRM
Homeowners must call just to schedule
No follow-up after sending a quote
Emergency calls get “we’ll call you back”
Scheduling stuck in phone tag
Repair photos requested but never reviewed
Examples Of Revenue Leaks We Discover
Follow-up failure
The Leak
Written estimates were sent, but no follow-up ever occurred.
The Consequence
Interested homeowners moved forward with competitors who stayed in touch.
SeverityHigh
After-hours call failure
The Leak
After-hours calls went directly to voicemail without being answered.
The Consequence
Urgent jobs were booked by competitors before the next business day.
SeverityHigh
Emergency response failure
The Leak
A Saturday emergency garage door call went unanswered after hours.
The Consequence
The homeowner hired the first company that responded.
SeverityHigh
Website lead failure
The Leak
A website contact form stopped delivering inquiries for weeks.
The Consequence
Homeowners believed they had reached out, but the business never received the leads.
SeverityHigh
Small leaks compound into major losses over time.
Report preview
What You'll Receive
Every investigation is organized like a real business report, not a generic sales deck.
Built to show where revenue may be escaping first.
The report highlights the biggest leaks, estimates their likely cost, and prioritizes what deserves attention before smaller issues distract you.
Revenue Leak Score78 / 100 example
Estimated Revenue At Risk$12,000–$48,000 per year
Top Revenue LeaksDocumented by impact
Priority RankingsFixes ordered by urgency
Business report mockup
Revenue Leak Findings — Executive Summary
Revenue Leak Score
72/100
First Response took 17 hours: Customer likely moved forward with another company before response.
Estimated Revenue At Risk
$12,000–$48,000
Example range across multiple documented issues.
Priority Fixes
5
Highest-value actions surfaced first.
Top Revenue Leaks
- Slow first response — New opportunities are acknowledged too slowly to preserve buyer intent.
- Weak follow-up consistency — Prospects can ask for help without receiving a confident next step.
- Booking friction — Prospects encounter hesitation before taking the next step.
Priority Rankings
- #1 Response speedHigh
- #2 Follow upHigh
- #3 Customer journeyMedium
- #4 Trust barriersMedium
Seven-Day Action Plan
Focused one-week plan to fix the highest-impact leaks first.
- Days 1–2 Fix phone & after-hours response basics
- Days 3–4 Implement a consistent follow-up system
- Days 5–7 Reduce website & booking friction
A look inside your report
The report reconstructs the customer’s journey from a single test inquiry, then checks — system by system — what your business actually did in response.
Reconstructed customer journey
Stage 1
Submitted
Stage 2
At Risk
Stage 3
Competitor Ahead
Stage 4
Likely Lost
7:13 PM
A potential customer visits your website looking for service.
7:14 PM
They submit the contact form.
A brief on-screen confirmation shows, but no email follows — they’re not sure it went through.
Cooling7:20 PM
They keep searching and reach out to another local provider.
Most buyers contact two or three businesses when they don’t hear back quickly.
At Risk7:28 PM
A faster competitor responds and offers same-day service.
The first business to respond often sets the tone for the decision.
Competitor AheadWhat the test inquiry triggered
3 of 8 expected response systems were present when the test inquiry was submitted.
| Check | Result | Evidence | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inquiry Submitted | Pass | Test form submitted | Baseline event — the inquiry reached the site. |
| Confirmation Page | Pass | Thank-you page shown | Visitor saw the request was received. |
| Confirmation Email | Fail | No email within 1h | No automated acknowledgment detected. |
| SMS Response | Fail | No SMS detected | No text-message channel in use. |
| Phone Call | Fail | No call detected | No call-back attempt recorded. |
| Human Response | Pass | 17h 08m to first reply | A person eventually replied. |
| Follow-Up Attempt | Fail | 0 follow-ups | No second touch after first contact. |
| Booking Attempt | Fail | No booking step | No path to schedule was offered. |
Example pages from a Revenue Leak Report: reconstructed customer journey and system checks from a single test inquiry.
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