Your leads are leaking money somewhere. Find out where.

A free 2-minute scorecard for owners who quote or bid every job. Tap ten answers and get a personal report: your three biggest leaks, the first fix for each and a 30-day plan.

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Free. No sales call unless you ask for one.

Sample Profit Snapshot report: a cover with a score of 35 out of 100, the score page and a page on one weak area

"We send the quote and hope they call back."

"I'm doing estimates at my kitchen table at 9 PM."

"We're busier than ever, and there's no money in the bank."

Example+$144,000 a year in gross profit100 leads a month, 4 in 10 get a quote: 40 quotes. Win 4 in 10 of them instead of 3, and that's 4 more jobs a month, or 48 a year. 48 × $10,000 × 30% kept = $144,000. Same leads, no extra ad spend.

Question 1 of 10

Rough answers are fine.

What's in your report

Your score in all ten areasWith a note on each of your answers.
Your three biggest leaksA full page on each: what to measure and the first three fixes.
A 30-day planBuilt from your weakest areas, one fix at a time.
The first fix for every areaSo nothing gets missed.
Worksheets you can use tomorrowWeekly scorecard, quote follow-up schedule, discount rules.
The full 18-page PlaybookWith sources for every statistic.

Built by Christian Nipper, in Mount Airy, NC. I run sales and marketing for a building-products manufacturer and dealer network. There, the share of leads that got a quote went from 20% to 40%, and close rate went from 8.5% to 12%. I've personally closed over $10M in sales.

Built for: roofing, HVAC, plumbing, remodeling, windows and doors, fencing, decks, pools, cabinets and countertops, flooring, signs, millwork, fabrication, and dealers and distributors that quote.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Ten questions, a personal report and the Playbook. Reply to the email if you want to go through it together in 15 minutes.

Will you call me?

Only if you ask. The report comes by email, and by text if you check the box.

I don't know my numbers. Can I still do this?

Yes. Rough guesses are fine, and some questions have a "not sure" answer. Not knowing your numbers is often the first thing the report helps with.