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LeadSavePro · Closer Console
SAY your linePUSH moves their screenCAMERA webcam cueBRANCH moves script only
10–15 Minute Contractor Close
Core Frame
"We install a system that helps contractors capture more of the jobs they're already close to getting."
The villain is: "The next guy." The goal of the call: Find where jobs are slipping away → make them feel it → show the system that stops it → close.
Phase 0 — Phone Intro
"Hey, is this Bobs?" "Bobs, David with LeadSavePro." "You recently checked out our contractor AI system. Did I catch you at an okay time?"
If no:
"No worries. Later today or tomorrow better?"
If yes:
"Perfect. I'll keep this quick." "Did you get a chance to watch that short video?"
DID THEY WATCH THE VIDEO?
"Awesome. Then you already know the basics." "What questions do you have?"
Stop talking.
Answer their question briefly. Then:
"Good question. I'll show you exactly how that fits."
“No worries.” “Quick version: we help contractors catch more of the jobs they’re already close to getting.”
“Let’s look at your business real quick and I’ll show you what I mean.”
Phase 1 — Find the Money Leak
ASK"What kind of work do you mainly do?"
ASK"Where do most of your leads come from right now?"
- "ANd how many leads do you get on average per week?"
ASK"What made you check this out?"
- "How do you mean" - "Tell me more about that." - "Has that had an impact on you?"
ASK"Where do you feel like jobs slip away the most right now? "Missed calls, or after hours leads, or people not booking on your site? Or something else?
Let them answer. Then say:
“Got it.” “That’s exactly what I wanted to see.” “Because most of the time, the money isn’t just in getting more leads.” “It’s in catching the ones already trying to reach you.”
“Let me show you.”
Phase 2 — Send Link
"I'm going to text you a quick link so you can see my screen."
"Is _______ Your cell #?"
📲 SEND NOW
Open a NEW tab so you can share. Go to Google.
ASK"Real quick — are you watching this on your phone or a computer?"
↳ 📱 Phone → resize Chrome window tall & skinny.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
↳ 🖥️ Computer → resize Chrome window wide.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
"I just sent it."
"While you wait, go ahead and throw me on speaker phone."
"Just tell me when you click the link."
"Next, just click join...and then let me know when you can see me."
CAMERA
"Can you see me waving?" "Perfect. I'm going to shrink myself down."
CAMERA
Phase 3 — Pain Audit
🖥️START SCREEN SHARE
"Let's look at this like a homeowner." "Not as a web designer." "Not as a marketing guy." "Just as someone who needs help and is deciding who gets the job."
3A — Google Search
Search Google.
"So if someone needs garage door in [city], this is what they're seeing."
ASK"Where do you usually show up here?"
THEY RANK…
"Okay, so this is part of the issue." "You may do great work." "But if the customer doesn't see you, or sees you after three other companies, you're fighting uphill."
"Good. That means people can find you." "So the bigger question is: once they find you, are they turning into booked jobs?"
3B — Google Profile / Reviews
Search their business. Open Google profile.
"Now this is where people make the trust decision." "You've got {X} reviews." "This competitor has {Y}."
ASK"If a homeowner knows nothing about either company, who feels safer to call?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "That doesn't mean they're better than you." "It just means they look safer online." "And when people are choosing between contractors, safer usually gets the call."
Pause.
"That's fixable."
3C — Website / Lead Capture
Open their website.
"Now let's look at the site." "Not design." "I don't care if it's pretty." "Only one question matters."
ASK"If someone lands here interested, how easy is it for them to become a booked job?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
"What happens if they call you?"
- Who answer that call? - What happens if you don't answer? - How long before you call back?
ASK"If they don't call, but they fill out the form, where does it go?"
- Does it go to Your email or text? - Do you call them back within 30 seconds? - Then how long?
Let them answer. Then say:
"That's the leak." "Most contractor websites are just digital brochures." "They sit there and hope the customer takes action." "But customers don't wait." "If they call and you miss it, they call the next guy." "If they fill out a form and wait, they call the next guy." "If they ask a question and nobody answers, they call the next guy."
Pause.
"So the issue usually isn't just traffic." "It's capture." "You need a system that catches them while they're interested."
Phase 4 — Show Their NEW Job Capture System
"Now let me show you what we built to stop that from happening."
Open demo site.
"This is the mockup we built for Bobs Garage Doors." "Clean." "Fast." "Built to make it easy for someone to take action."
Pause.
"But the website itself is not the big thing." "The big thing is what happens when a lead reaches out."
Go to form/chat.
"Let's say I'm a homeowner." "I need help." "I'm interested, but I don't want to call yet."
Fill Out Form
"I'm gonna go to the form to get a free quote... And let me fill this out." "And... with MOST contractors... this goes somewhere..and that prospect now has to... Wait. "
"And what happens when we make people wait?"
- "They go to the next guys site."
Talk To Alexis.
"But now, you have Alexis. She's gonna get you more booked jobs by talking to people while they are HOT."
"So as you see, she responds back instantly, mentions what was said in the form. and tries right away to get them booked."
"Now the customer can ask questions. (ask a question) ..And Alexis will answer it... or disqualify out the salespeople and alway push for the appointment."
ASK"Can you see how that would save opportunities?"
Let them answer.
"Exactly."
Phase 5 — Missed Call Leak
"Now that covers website leads." "But a lot of contractor jobs still start with a phone call."
ASK"So we already know that if you don't answer.. (recap how they handle calls) .... and if you don't answer, that prospect is just gonna call the next guy."
Let them answer.
PUSHPush Card: Speed to Lead
"That's what this solves."
"So let's say a call comes in, you canswer it if you can... but if not..." "The system texts back fast." "The customer feels handled." "And the job has a chance to stay with you instead of going to the next company."
Pause.
"That one piece alone can pay for the whole thing."
Phase 6 — Follow-Up Leak
"Next leak is follow-up."
ASK"What happens right now when someone says, 'I'll get back to you,' and then disappears?"
- "How many times to you keep calling or texting them?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "They were interested." "They just got busy, distracted, or started shopping around." "Most contractors follow up once, maybe twice, and then it dies."
PUSHPush Card: Follow-Up
"This keeps chasing the opportunity for you." "Not in a pushy way." "Just consistent." "So more of the people who already raised their hand actually turn into booked jobs."
Phase 7 — Review Leak
"Last leak is reviews."
ASK"Do you consistently ask every happy customer for a review?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Most guys don't." "And that's why good contractors can still look weaker online than worse competitors."
PUSHPush Card: Review Automation
"This turns completed jobs into more trust." "Happy customers get pushed to leave a review." "Unhappy customers get caught privately first." "So over time, the next stranger who finds you feels safer choosing you."
Pause.
"More trust means more calls turn into jobs."
Phase 8 — Recap
⏹End Screen Share
CAMERA
"So that's the system." "It stops jobs from slipping away in the main places contractors lose them."
"It literally makes you more money by turning more of the leads you already have into jobs WITHOUT having to spend more money on ads and leads."
Pause.
"What questions fo you have?"
Phase 9 — Money Question
ASK"What's one average job worth to you?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
ASK"If this stopped even one person a month from calling the next guy, would it pay for itself?"
Let them answer. If yes:
"Exactly." "If it saves two or three, it's not even close."
Pause.
"And based on what we just looked at, one job is not a crazy bar."
Phase 10 — Offer
PUSHOffer
"So here's the deal." "We install the whole job capture system for you." "The goal is simple." "When someone finds you, calls you, messages you, or doesn't book right away, there's a system in place to catch them and push them toward becoming a job."
Pause.
"We build it." "We connect it." "We help you launch it." "It's $297 a month." "No setup fee." "No long-term contract." "If it helps you capture more jobs, keep it." "If it doesn't, don't."
Pause.
"But based on what we just looked at, this doesn't need to save much to make sense."
Phase 11 — Close
"The good news is, none of this is hard to fix." "We already built the starting point." "Let's get it live."
PUSHPay
CLOSE"Do you want to enter the card yourself, or just read it off to me and I'll punch it in?"
Then stop talking.
Phase 12 — After Payment
"Boom. You're in." "Good decision." "Next step is onboarding." "We'll collect your services, service area, business info, photos if you have them, and anything specific you want included." "The goal is simple." "Get this live and start catching the jobs that are currently slipping away."
Quick Objection Saves
OBJECTION
"Totally fair." "Usually when someone says that, it's either timing, price, or they're not sure it'll actually work." "Which one is it?"
Let them answer. Then solve that specific issue. If vague:
"Let me ask it this way." "Do you agree there are probably opportunities slipping through right now?"
Let them answer.
"And if we stop even one of those from going to the next guy, it pays for itself, right?"
Let them answer.
"Then I'd rather get it working for you than have this die on a to-do list."
"I can." "But honestly, most busy contractors don't come back to it." "You get pulled into jobs, calls, family, and it dies." "That's why I'd rather just handle it while we're here." "You can enter it yourself. I don't need to see the card."
"Totally get that." "Are they involved in the business decision, or are you personally unsure?"
Let them answer. If partner is involved:
"What part do you think they'd push back on?"
Handle that. Then:
"If that part makes sense, are you comfortable getting it started?"
"Good." "This isn't really about having a website." "It's about whether that website turns visitors into booked jobs." "If someone fills out a form tonight, who responds?"
Pause.
"That's what this fixes."
"Perfect." "Then this becomes the safety net." "Do they answer every call, after hours, weekends, and when two calls come in at once?"
Pause.
"And what about web leads and follow-up?" "This doesn't replace a good person." "It makes sure nothing slips through."
"I hear you." "But more leads before fixing the leaks just means you spend more money to lose more opportunities." "Foundation first." "Capture what you already have." "Then add more traffic."
"That can be a next step." "But I wouldn't start there." "If the website, reviews, speed-to-lead, and follow-up are not dialed in, ads get expensive fast." "This is the foundation." "Once this is working, ads are fuel on the fire."
Use this if they stall.
"Let me ask you straight." "Based on what we looked at, do you agree there are probably jobs slipping through the cracks right now?"
Let them answer.
"And do you agree if we save even one of those jobs a month, this pays for itself?"
Let them answer.
"Okay." "Then let's get it live." "Self-enter or read it off to me?"
LeadSavePro Cold Text Reply Call Script
Core Frame
This is not a Facebook opt-in lead. They may not know you, may not know the offer, and may only be curious.
Goal of the call: Turn curiosity into a live walkthrough → find where jobs are leaking → show the mockup/system → close or book a real follow-up if they cannot view now.
"We built a quick site to show how you could catch more of the jobs already trying to reach you."
Phase 0 — Phone Intro
"Hey, is this {name}?" "{name}, David with LeadSavePro." "You had replied to my text about the site we built for {businessName}." "Did I catch you at an okay time for 2 minutes?"
OKAY TIME?
"No worries." "Would later today or tomorrow be better to show it to you real quick?"
Schedule.
"Perfect. I'll be quick." "Just so I'm not coming out of left field…" "We built a site for your business to show how you could catch more of the jobs already trying to reach you." "Not just a pretty website." "The idea is: when someone calls, clicks, asks a question, or doesn't book right away, they don't slip away to the next guy."
Pause.
"Want me to show you what I mean?"
SHOW THEM?
Move to Phase 2.
"Good question." "It's $297 a month if you want us to install the whole system." "But before we even talk about that, let me show you what we built and where I think it could help."
"Quick version: it's a job capture system." "It helps contractors respond faster, follow up better, and turn more interested people into booked jobs." "I can show it way faster than I can explain it."
Phase 1 — Find the Money Leak
ASK"What kind of work do you mainly do?"
ASK"Where do most of your leads come from right now?"
- "ANd how many leads do you get on average per week?"
ASK"What made you check this out?"
- "How do you mean" - "Tell me more about that." - "Has that had an impact on you?"
ASK"Where do you feel like jobs slip away the most right now? "Missed calls, or after hours leads, or people not booking on your site? Or something else?
Let them answer. Then say:
“Got it.” “That’s exactly what I wanted to see.” “Because most of the time, the money isn’t just in getting more leads.” “It’s in catching the ones already trying to reach you.”
“Let me show you.”
Phase 2 — Send Link
"I'm going to text you a quick link so you can see my screen."
"Is _______ Your cell #?"
📲 SEND NOW
Open a NEW tab so you can share. Go to Google.
ASK"Real quick — are you watching this on your phone or a computer?"
↳ 📱 Phone → resize Chrome window tall & skinny.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
↳ 🖥️ Computer → resize Chrome window wide.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
"I just sent it."
"While you wait, go ahead and throw me on speaker phone."
"Just tell me when you click the link."
"Next, just click join...and then let me know when you can see me."
CAMERA
"Can you see me waving?" "Perfect. I'm going to shrink myself down."
CAMERA
Phase 3 — Pain Audit
🖥️START SCREEN SHARE
"Let's look at this like a homeowner." "Not as a web designer." "Not as a marketing guy." "Just as someone who needs help and is deciding who gets the job."
3A — Google Search
Search Google.
"So if someone needs garage door in [city], this is what they're seeing."
ASK"Where do you usually show up here?"
THEY RANK…
"Okay, so this is part of the issue." "You may do great work." "But if the customer doesn't see you, or sees you after three other companies, you're fighting uphill."
"Good. That means people can find you." "So the bigger question is: once they find you, are they turning into booked jobs?"
3B — Google Profile / Reviews
Search their business. Open Google profile.
"Now this is where people make the trust decision." "You've got {X} reviews." "This competitor has {Y}."
ASK"If a homeowner knows nothing about either company, who feels safer to call?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "That doesn't mean they're better than you." "It just means they look safer online." "And when people are choosing between contractors, safer usually gets the call."
Pause.
"That's fixable."
3C — Website / Lead Capture
Open their website.
"Now let's look at the site." "Not design." "I don't care if it's pretty." "Only one question matters."
ASK"If someone lands here interested, how easy is it for them to become a booked job?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
"What happens if they call you?"
- Who answer that call? - What happens if you don't answer? - How long before you call back?
ASK"If they don't call, but they fill out the form, where does it go?"
- Does it go to Your email or text? - Do you call them back within 30 seconds? - Then how long?
Let them answer. Then say:
"That's the leak." "Most contractor websites are just digital brochures." "They sit there and hope the customer takes action." "But customers don't wait." "If they call and you miss it, they call the next guy." "If they fill out a form and wait, they call the next guy." "If they ask a question and nobody answers, they call the next guy."
Pause.
"So the issue usually isn't just traffic." "It's capture." "You need a system that catches them while they're interested."
Phase 4 — Show Their NEW Job Capture System
"Now let me show you what we built to stop that from happening."
Open demo site.
"This is the mockup we built for Bobs Garage Doors." "Clean." "Fast." "Built to make it easy for someone to take action."
Pause.
"But the website itself is not the big thing." "The big thing is what happens when a lead reaches out."
Go to form/chat.
"Let's say I'm a homeowner." "I need help." "I'm interested, but I don't want to call yet."
Fill Out Form
"I'm gonna go to the form to get a free quote... And let me fill this out." "And... with MOST contractors... this goes somewhere..and that prospect now has to... Wait. "
"And what happens when we make people wait?"
- "They go to the next guys site."
Talk To Alexis.
"But now, you have Alexis. She's gonna get you more booked jobs by talking to people while they are HOT."
"So as you see, she responds back instantly, mentions what was said in the form. and tries right away to get them booked."
"Now the customer can ask questions. (ask a question) ..And Alexis will answer it... or disqualify out the salespeople and alway push for the appointment."
ASK"Can you see how that would save opportunities?"
Let them answer.
"Exactly."
Phase 5 — Missed Call Leak
"Now that covers website leads." "But a lot of contractor jobs still start with a phone call."
ASK"So we already know that if you don't answer.. (recap how they handle calls) .... and if you don't answer, that prospect is just gonna call the next guy."
Let them answer.
PUSHPush Card: Speed to Lead
"That's what this solves."
"So let's say a call comes in, you canswer it if you can... but if not..." "The system texts back fast." "The customer feels handled." "And the job has a chance to stay with you instead of going to the next company."
Pause.
"That one piece alone can pay for the whole thing."
Phase 6 — Follow-Up Leak
"Next leak is follow-up."
ASK"What happens right now when someone says, 'I'll get back to you,' and then disappears?"
- "How many times to you keep calling or texting them?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "They were interested." "They just got busy, distracted, or started shopping around." "Most contractors follow up once, maybe twice, and then it dies."
PUSHPush Card: Follow-Up
"This keeps chasing the opportunity for you." "Not in a pushy way." "Just consistent." "So more of the people who already raised their hand actually turn into booked jobs."
Phase 7 — Review Leak
"Last leak is reviews."
ASK"Do you consistently ask every happy customer for a review?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Most guys don't." "And that's why good contractors can still look weaker online than worse competitors."
PUSHPush Card: Review Automation
"This turns completed jobs into more trust." "Happy customers get pushed to leave a review." "Unhappy customers get caught privately first." "So over time, the next stranger who finds you feels safer choosing you."
Pause.
"More trust means more calls turn into jobs."
Phase 8 — Recap
⏹End Screen Share
CAMERA
"So that's the system." "It stops jobs from slipping away in the main places contractors lose them."
"It literally makes you more money by turning more of the leads you already have into jobs WITHOUT having to spend more money on ads and leads."
Pause.
"What questions fo you have?"
Phase 9 — Money Question
ASK"What's one average job worth to you?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
ASK"If this stopped even one person a month from calling the next guy, would it pay for itself?"
Let them answer. If yes:
"Exactly." "If it saves two or three, it's not even close."
Pause.
"And based on what we just looked at, one job is not a crazy bar."
Phase 10 — Offer
PUSHOffer
"So here's the deal." "We install the whole job capture system for you." "The goal is simple." "When someone finds you, calls you, messages you, or doesn't book right away, there's a system in place to catch them and push them toward becoming a job."
Pause.
"We build it." "We connect it." "We help you launch it." "It's $297 a month." "No setup fee." "No long-term contract." "If it helps you capture more jobs, keep it." "If it doesn't, don't."
Pause.
"But based on what we just looked at, this doesn't need to save much to make sense."
Phase 11 — Close
"The good news is, none of this is hard to fix." "We already built the starting point." "Let's get it live."
PUSHPay
CLOSE"Do you want to enter the card yourself, or just read it off to me and I'll punch it in?"
Then stop talking.
Phase 12 — After Payment
"Boom. You're in." "Good decision." "Next step is onboarding." "We'll collect your services, service area, business info, photos if you have them, and anything specific you want included." "The goal is simple." "Get this live and start catching the jobs that are currently slipping away."
Quick Objection Saves
OBJECTION
"Totally fair." "Usually when someone says that, it's either timing, price, or they're not sure it'll actually work." "Which one is it?"
Let them answer. Then solve that specific issue. If vague:
"Let me ask it this way." "Do you agree there are probably opportunities slipping through right now?"
Let them answer.
"And if we stop even one of those from going to the next guy, it pays for itself, right?"
Let them answer.
"Then I'd rather get it working for you than have this die on a to-do list."
"I can." "But honestly, most busy contractors don't come back to it." "You get pulled into jobs, calls, family, and it dies." "That's why I'd rather just handle it while we're here." "You can enter it yourself. I don't need to see the card."
"Totally get that." "Are they involved in the business decision, or are you personally unsure?"
Let them answer. If partner is involved:
"What part do you think they'd push back on?"
Handle that. Then:
"If that part makes sense, are you comfortable getting it started?"
"Good." "This isn't really about having a website." "It's about whether that website turns visitors into booked jobs." "If someone fills out a form tonight, who responds?"
Pause.
"That's what this fixes."
"Perfect." "Then this becomes the safety net." "Do they answer every call, after hours, weekends, and when two calls come in at once?"
Pause.
"And what about web leads and follow-up?" "This doesn't replace a good person." "It makes sure nothing slips through."
"I hear you." "But more leads before fixing the leaks just means you spend more money to lose more opportunities." "Foundation first." "Capture what you already have." "Then add more traffic."
"That can be a next step." "But I wouldn't start there." "If the website, reviews, speed-to-lead, and follow-up are not dialed in, ads get expensive fast." "This is the foundation." "Once this is working, ads are fuel on the fire."
Use this if they stall.
"Let me ask you straight." "Based on what we looked at, do you agree there are probably jobs slipping through the cracks right now?"
Let them answer.
"And do you agree if we save even one of those jobs a month, this pays for itself?"
Let them answer.
"Okay." "Then let's get it live." "Self-enter or read it off to me?"
LeadSavePro Free Website Follow-Up Call Script
Core Frame
They filled out a Facebook form for a free website. The system generated the site. GHL sent them the link. Now you call after the link is delivered.
Goal: Confirm they received it → get them live with you → show why the free site alone is not the whole value → reveal job leaks → show the job-capture system → close.
"The website gets attention. The system turns that attention into booked jobs."
Phase 0 — Phone Intro
"Hey, is this {name}?" "{name}, David with LeadSavePro." "You filled out the form for the website for {businessName}." "We just finished it and sent the link over." "Did you get a chance to open it yet?"
DID THEY OPEN IT?
"Nice. What did you think?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Love it." "I wanted to quickly walk you through it because the website is only part of it." "The real value is what it does when someone reaches out." "Do you have 2 minutes and I'll show you?"
"No worries." "It should be in your texts."
Then:
"I actually want to show you real quick because the important part is not just how it looks." "It's how it helps catch more of the jobs already trying to reach you." "Do you have 2 minutes?"
"No problem." "This is visual, so it's better if I show you instead of trying to explain it." "Later today or tomorrow better for a 10-minute walkthrough?"
Book time.
Phase 1 — Find the Money Leak
ASK"What kind of work do you mainly do?"
ASK"Where do most of your leads come from right now?"
- "ANd how many leads do you get on average per week?"
ASK"What made you check this out?"
- "How do you mean" - "Tell me more about that." - "Has that had an impact on you?"
ASK"Where do you feel like jobs slip away the most right now? "Missed calls, or after hours leads, or people not booking on your site? Or something else?
Let them answer. Then say:
“Got it.” “That’s exactly what I wanted to see.” “Because most of the time, the money isn’t just in getting more leads.” “It’s in catching the ones already trying to reach you.”
“Let me show you.”
Phase 2 — Send Link
"I'm going to text you a quick link so you can see my screen."
"Is _______ Your cell #?"
📲 SEND NOW
Open a NEW tab so you can share. Go to Google.
ASK"Real quick — are you watching this on your phone or a computer?"
↳ 📱 Phone → resize Chrome window tall & skinny.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
↳ 🖥️ Computer → resize Chrome window wide.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
"I just sent it."
"While you wait, go ahead and throw me on speaker phone."
"Just tell me when you click the link."
"Next, just click join...and then let me know when you can see me."
CAMERA
"Can you see me waving?" "Perfect. I'm going to shrink myself down."
CAMERA
Phase 3 — Pain Audit
🖥️START SCREEN SHARE
"Let's look at this like a homeowner." "Not as a web designer." "Not as a marketing guy." "Just as someone who needs help and is deciding who gets the job."
3A — Google Search
Search Google.
"So if someone needs garage door in [city], this is what they're seeing."
ASK"Where do you usually show up here?"
THEY RANK…
"Okay, so this is part of the issue." "You may do great work." "But if the customer doesn't see you, or sees you after three other companies, you're fighting uphill."
"Good. That means people can find you." "So the bigger question is: once they find you, are they turning into booked jobs?"
3B — Google Profile / Reviews
Search their business. Open Google profile.
"Now this is where people make the trust decision." "You've got {X} reviews." "This competitor has {Y}."
ASK"If a homeowner knows nothing about either company, who feels safer to call?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "That doesn't mean they're better than you." "It just means they look safer online." "And when people are choosing between contractors, safer usually gets the call."
Pause.
"That's fixable."
3C — Website / Lead Capture
Open their website.
"Now let's look at the site." "Not design." "I don't care if it's pretty." "Only one question matters."
ASK"If someone lands here interested, how easy is it for them to become a booked job?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
"What happens if they call you?"
- Who answer that call? - What happens if you don't answer? - How long before you call back?
ASK"If they don't call, but they fill out the form, where does it go?"
- Does it go to Your email or text? - Do you call them back within 30 seconds? - Then how long?
Let them answer. Then say:
"That's the leak." "Most contractor websites are just digital brochures." "They sit there and hope the customer takes action." "But customers don't wait." "If they call and you miss it, they call the next guy." "If they fill out a form and wait, they call the next guy." "If they ask a question and nobody answers, they call the next guy."
Pause.
"So the issue usually isn't just traffic." "It's capture." "You need a system that catches them while they're interested."
Phase 4 — Show Their NEW Job Capture System
"Now let me show you what we built to stop that from happening."
Open demo site.
"This is the mockup we built for Bobs Garage Doors." "Clean." "Fast." "Built to make it easy for someone to take action."
Pause.
"But the website itself is not the big thing." "The big thing is what happens when a lead reaches out."
Go to form/chat.
"Let's say I'm a homeowner." "I need help." "I'm interested, but I don't want to call yet."
Fill Out Form
"I'm gonna go to the form to get a free quote... And let me fill this out." "And... with MOST contractors... this goes somewhere..and that prospect now has to... Wait. "
"And what happens when we make people wait?"
- "They go to the next guys site."
Talk To Alexis.
"But now, you have Alexis. She's gonna get you more booked jobs by talking to people while they are HOT."
"So as you see, she responds back instantly, mentions what was said in the form. and tries right away to get them booked."
"Now the customer can ask questions. (ask a question) ..And Alexis will answer it... or disqualify out the salespeople and alway push for the appointment."
ASK"Can you see how that would save opportunities?"
Let them answer.
"Exactly."
Phase 5 — Missed Call Leak
"Now that covers website leads." "But a lot of contractor jobs still start with a phone call."
ASK"So we already know that if you don't answer.. (recap how they handle calls) .... and if you don't answer, that prospect is just gonna call the next guy."
Let them answer.
PUSHPush Card: Speed to Lead
"That's what this solves."
"So let's say a call comes in, you canswer it if you can... but if not..." "The system texts back fast." "The customer feels handled." "And the job has a chance to stay with you instead of going to the next company."
Pause.
"That one piece alone can pay for the whole thing."
Phase 6 — Follow-Up Leak
"Next leak is follow-up."
ASK"What happens right now when someone says, 'I'll get back to you,' and then disappears?"
- "How many times to you keep calling or texting them?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "They were interested." "They just got busy, distracted, or started shopping around." "Most contractors follow up once, maybe twice, and then it dies."
PUSHPush Card: Follow-Up
"This keeps chasing the opportunity for you." "Not in a pushy way." "Just consistent." "So more of the people who already raised their hand actually turn into booked jobs."
Phase 7 — Review Leak
"Last leak is reviews."
ASK"Do you consistently ask every happy customer for a review?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Most guys don't." "And that's why good contractors can still look weaker online than worse competitors."
PUSHPush Card: Review Automation
"This turns completed jobs into more trust." "Happy customers get pushed to leave a review." "Unhappy customers get caught privately first." "So over time, the next stranger who finds you feels safer choosing you."
Pause.
"More trust means more calls turn into jobs."
Phase 8 — Recap
⏹End Screen Share
CAMERA
"So that's the system." "It stops jobs from slipping away in the main places contractors lose them."
"It literally makes you more money by turning more of the leads you already have into jobs WITHOUT having to spend more money on ads and leads."
Pause.
"What questions fo you have?"
Phase 9 — Money Question
ASK"What's one average job worth to you?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
ASK"If this stopped even one person a month from calling the next guy, would it pay for itself?"
Let them answer. If yes:
"Exactly." "If it saves two or three, it's not even close."
Pause.
"And based on what we just looked at, one job is not a crazy bar."
Phase 10 — Offer
PUSHOffer
"So here's the deal." "We install the whole job capture system for you." "The goal is simple." "When someone finds you, calls you, messages you, or doesn't book right away, there's a system in place to catch them and push them toward becoming a job."
Pause.
"We build it." "We connect it." "We help you launch it." "It's $297 a month." "No setup fee." "No long-term contract." "If it helps you capture more jobs, keep it." "If it doesn't, don't."
Pause.
"But based on what we just looked at, this doesn't need to save much to make sense."
Phase 11 — Close
"The good news is, none of this is hard to fix." "We already built the starting point." "Let's get it live."
PUSHPay
CLOSE"Do you want to enter the card yourself, or just read it off to me and I'll punch it in?"
Then stop talking.
Phase 12 — After Payment
"Boom. You're in." "Good decision." "Next step is onboarding." "We'll collect your services, service area, business info, photos if you have them, and anything specific you want included." "The goal is simple." "Get this live and start catching the jobs that are currently slipping away."
Quick Objection Saves
OBJECTION
"Totally fair." "Usually when someone says that, it's either timing, price, or they're not sure it'll actually work." "Which one is it?"
Let them answer. Then solve that specific issue. If vague:
"Let me ask it this way." "Do you agree there are probably opportunities slipping through right now?"
Let them answer.
"And if we stop even one of those from going to the next guy, it pays for itself, right?"
Let them answer.
"Then I'd rather get it working for you than have this die on a to-do list."
"I can." "But honestly, most busy contractors don't come back to it." "You get pulled into jobs, calls, family, and it dies." "That's why I'd rather just handle it while we're here." "You can enter it yourself. I don't need to see the card."
"Totally get that." "Are they involved in the business decision, or are you personally unsure?"
Let them answer. If partner is involved:
"What part do you think they'd push back on?"
Handle that. Then:
"If that part makes sense, are you comfortable getting it started?"
"Good." "This isn't really about having a website." "It's about whether that website turns visitors into booked jobs." "If someone fills out a form tonight, who responds?"
Pause.
"That's what this fixes."
"Perfect." "Then this becomes the safety net." "Do they answer every call, after hours, weekends, and when two calls come in at once?"
Pause.
"And what about web leads and follow-up?" "This doesn't replace a good person." "It makes sure nothing slips through."
"I hear you." "But more leads before fixing the leaks just means you spend more money to lose more opportunities." "Foundation first." "Capture what you already have." "Then add more traffic."
"That can be a next step." "But I wouldn't start there." "If the website, reviews, speed-to-lead, and follow-up are not dialed in, ads get expensive fast." "This is the foundation." "Once this is working, ads are fuel on the fire."
Use this if they stall.
"Let me ask you straight." "Based on what we looked at, do you agree there are probably jobs slipping through the cracks right now?"
Let them answer.
"And do you agree if we save even one of those jobs a month, this pays for itself?"
Let them answer.
"Okay." "Then let's get it live." "Self-enter or read it off to me?"
LeadSavePro Reactivation Call Script
Core Frame
For old AiBookify / Voice AI leads from 6–8 months ago
Goal: Reopen the conversation without sounding desperate, remind them they had interest before, create curiosity around the new simpler offer, then move into the normal sales process.
Phase 0 — Phone Intro
"Hey, is this {name}?" "{name}, David Schardt." "You had come across one of our ads a while back about helping contractors stop missing calls and capture more jobs with AI follow-up." "We've actually rolled out something much simpler that helps you capture more jobs and it's basically free to see — did I catch you at a bad time?"
BAD TIME?
"No problem." "Real quick, I was only calling because we changed the offer quite a bit since then." "No big setup fee anymore." "Much simpler." "Later today or tomorrow better for me to show you?"
Book time.
"Perfect. I'll keep it quick." "The reason I'm calling is because you had looked at the AI system a while back." "At the time, it was a heavier voice AI setup with a big setup fee." "We've simplified it a lot since then." "Now it's a $297/month job-capture system for contractors." "No $2,500 to $5,000 setup fee." "No long contract."
Pause.
"The goal is still the same though." "Help you stop losing ready-to-book customers to the next guy."
THEY REACT
"Exactly." "You had looked at the bigger version." "This is basically the easier version." "Instead of trying to sell a big AI buildout upfront, we install the core system that catches missed calls, website leads, follow-up, and reviews." "But before I pitch anything, I want to see if it even fits your business now."
"No worries." "It was months ago." "You had responded to one of our ads about AI helping contractors answer calls and book more jobs." "The old version was more expensive and voice-AI heavy." "This new version is simpler." "It's built around catching the jobs that are already trying to reach you."
"Totally fair." "Is that because you're not looking for anything right now, or because the old setup felt like too much?"
Let them answer.
WHY?
"Yeah, honestly, that's part of why we changed it." "The big setup fee was too much friction." "This is much simpler." "Same basic goal: stop missed opportunities from turning into someone else's job."
"Got it." "Are you still getting calls and quote requests coming in?"
If yes:
"Then this may still be worth a quick look." "Not because you need another marketing thing, but because this helps catch more of what you already have."
"Big difference is we're not leading with a big voice AI setup anymore." "Now we start with the job-capture system." "It catches website leads, missed calls, follow-up, and reviews." "And instead of a big upfront setup, it's $297/month." "Much easier to try."
Phase 1 — Find the Money Leak
ASK"What kind of work do you mainly do?"
ASK"Where do most of your leads come from right now?"
- "ANd how many leads do you get on average per week?"
ASK"What made you check this out?"
- "How do you mean" - "Tell me more about that." - "Has that had an impact on you?"
ASK"Where do you feel like jobs slip away the most right now? "Missed calls, or after hours leads, or people not booking on your site? Or something else?
Let them answer. Then say:
“Got it.” “That’s exactly what I wanted to see.” “Because most of the time, the money isn’t just in getting more leads.” “It’s in catching the ones already trying to reach you.”
“Let me show you.”
Phase 2 — Send Link
"I'm going to text you a quick link so you can see my screen."
"Is _______ Your cell #?"
📲 SEND NOW
Open a NEW tab so you can share. Go to Google.
ASK"Real quick — are you watching this on your phone or a computer?"
↳ 📱 Phone → resize Chrome window tall & skinny.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
↳ 🖥️ Computer → resize Chrome window wide.
↳ Confirm they can see your screen.
"Can you see my screen?"
"I just sent it."
"While you wait, go ahead and throw me on speaker phone."
"Just tell me when you click the link."
"Next, just click join...and then let me know when you can see me."
CAMERA
"Can you see me waving?" "Perfect. I'm going to shrink myself down."
CAMERA
Phase 3 — Pain Audit
🖥️START SCREEN SHARE
"Let's look at this like a homeowner." "Not as a web designer." "Not as a marketing guy." "Just as someone who needs help and is deciding who gets the job."
3A — Google Search
Search Google.
"So if someone needs garage door in [city], this is what they're seeing."
ASK"Where do you usually show up here?"
THEY RANK…
"Okay, so this is part of the issue." "You may do great work." "But if the customer doesn't see you, or sees you after three other companies, you're fighting uphill."
"Good. That means people can find you." "So the bigger question is: once they find you, are they turning into booked jobs?"
3B — Google Profile / Reviews
Search their business. Open Google profile.
"Now this is where people make the trust decision." "You've got {X} reviews." "This competitor has {Y}."
ASK"If a homeowner knows nothing about either company, who feels safer to call?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "That doesn't mean they're better than you." "It just means they look safer online." "And when people are choosing between contractors, safer usually gets the call."
Pause.
"That's fixable."
3C — Website / Lead Capture
Open their website.
"Now let's look at the site." "Not design." "I don't care if it's pretty." "Only one question matters."
ASK"If someone lands here interested, how easy is it for them to become a booked job?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
"What happens if they call you?"
- Who answer that call? - What happens if you don't answer? - How long before you call back?
ASK"If they don't call, but they fill out the form, where does it go?"
- Does it go to Your email or text? - Do you call them back within 30 seconds? - Then how long?
Let them answer. Then say:
"That's the leak." "Most contractor websites are just digital brochures." "They sit there and hope the customer takes action." "But customers don't wait." "If they call and you miss it, they call the next guy." "If they fill out a form and wait, they call the next guy." "If they ask a question and nobody answers, they call the next guy."
Pause.
"So the issue usually isn't just traffic." "It's capture." "You need a system that catches them while they're interested."
Phase 4 — Show Their NEW Job Capture System
"Now let me show you what we built to stop that from happening."
Open demo site.
"This is the mockup we built for Bobs Garage Doors." "Clean." "Fast." "Built to make it easy for someone to take action."
Pause.
"But the website itself is not the big thing." "The big thing is what happens when a lead reaches out."
Go to form/chat.
"Let's say I'm a homeowner." "I need help." "I'm interested, but I don't want to call yet."
Fill Out Form
"I'm gonna go to the form to get a free quote... And let me fill this out." "And... with MOST contractors... this goes somewhere..and that prospect now has to... Wait. "
"And what happens when we make people wait?"
- "They go to the next guys site."
Talk To Alexis.
"But now, you have Alexis. She's gonna get you more booked jobs by talking to people while they are HOT."
"So as you see, she responds back instantly, mentions what was said in the form. and tries right away to get them booked."
"Now the customer can ask questions. (ask a question) ..And Alexis will answer it... or disqualify out the salespeople and alway push for the appointment."
ASK"Can you see how that would save opportunities?"
Let them answer.
"Exactly."
Phase 5 — Missed Call Leak
"Now that covers website leads." "But a lot of contractor jobs still start with a phone call."
ASK"So we already know that if you don't answer.. (recap how they handle calls) .... and if you don't answer, that prospect is just gonna call the next guy."
Let them answer.
PUSHPush Card: Speed to Lead
"That's what this solves."
"So let's say a call comes in, you canswer it if you can... but if not..." "The system texts back fast." "The customer feels handled." "And the job has a chance to stay with you instead of going to the next company."
Pause.
"That one piece alone can pay for the whole thing."
Phase 6 — Follow-Up Leak
"Next leak is follow-up."
ASK"What happens right now when someone says, 'I'll get back to you,' and then disappears?"
- "How many times to you keep calling or texting them?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Exactly." "They were interested." "They just got busy, distracted, or started shopping around." "Most contractors follow up once, maybe twice, and then it dies."
PUSHPush Card: Follow-Up
"This keeps chasing the opportunity for you." "Not in a pushy way." "Just consistent." "So more of the people who already raised their hand actually turn into booked jobs."
Phase 7 — Review Leak
"Last leak is reviews."
ASK"Do you consistently ask every happy customer for a review?"
Let them answer. Then:
"Most guys don't." "And that's why good contractors can still look weaker online than worse competitors."
PUSHPush Card: Review Automation
"This turns completed jobs into more trust." "Happy customers get pushed to leave a review." "Unhappy customers get caught privately first." "So over time, the next stranger who finds you feels safer choosing you."
Pause.
"More trust means more calls turn into jobs."
Phase 8 — Recap
⏹End Screen Share
CAMERA
"So that's the system." "It stops jobs from slipping away in the main places contractors lose them."
"It literally makes you more money by turning more of the leads you already have into jobs WITHOUT having to spend more money on ads and leads."
Pause.
"What questions fo you have?"
Phase 9 — Money Question
ASK"What's one average job worth to you?"
Let them answer. Then ask:
ASK"If this stopped even one person a month from calling the next guy, would it pay for itself?"
Let them answer. If yes:
"Exactly." "If it saves two or three, it's not even close."
Pause.
"And based on what we just looked at, one job is not a crazy bar."
Phase 10 — Offer
PUSHOffer
"So here's the deal." "We install the whole job capture system for you." "The goal is simple." "When someone finds you, calls you, messages you, or doesn't book right away, there's a system in place to catch them and push them toward becoming a job."
Pause.
"We build it." "We connect it." "We help you launch it." "It's $297 a month." "No setup fee." "No long-term contract." "If it helps you capture more jobs, keep it." "If it doesn't, don't."
Pause.
"But based on what we just looked at, this doesn't need to save much to make sense."
Phase 11 — Close
"The good news is, none of this is hard to fix." "We already built the starting point." "Let's get it live."
PUSHPay
CLOSE"Do you want to enter the card yourself, or just read it off to me and I'll punch it in?"
Then stop talking.
Phase 12 — After Payment
"Boom. You're in." "Good decision." "Next step is onboarding." "We'll collect your services, service area, business info, photos if you have them, and anything specific you want included." "The goal is simple." "Get this live and start catching the jobs that are currently slipping away."
Quick Objection Saves
OBJECTION
"Totally fair." "Usually when someone says that, it's either timing, price, or they're not sure it'll actually work." "Which one is it?"
Let them answer. Then solve that specific issue. If vague:
"Let me ask it this way." "Do you agree there are probably opportunities slipping through right now?"
Let them answer.
"And if we stop even one of those from going to the next guy, it pays for itself, right?"
Let them answer.
"Then I'd rather get it working for you than have this die on a to-do list."
"I can." "But honestly, most busy contractors don't come back to it." "You get pulled into jobs, calls, family, and it dies." "That's why I'd rather just handle it while we're here." "You can enter it yourself. I don't need to see the card."
"Totally get that." "Are they involved in the business decision, or are you personally unsure?"
Let them answer. If partner is involved:
"What part do you think they'd push back on?"
Handle that. Then:
"If that part makes sense, are you comfortable getting it started?"
"Good." "This isn't really about having a website." "It's about whether that website turns visitors into booked jobs." "If someone fills out a form tonight, who responds?"
Pause.
"That's what this fixes."
"Perfect." "Then this becomes the safety net." "Do they answer every call, after hours, weekends, and when two calls come in at once?"
Pause.
"And what about web leads and follow-up?" "This doesn't replace a good person." "It makes sure nothing slips through."
"I hear you." "But more leads before fixing the leaks just means you spend more money to lose more opportunities." "Foundation first." "Capture what you already have." "Then add more traffic."
"That can be a next step." "But I wouldn't start there." "If the website, reviews, speed-to-lead, and follow-up are not dialed in, ads get expensive fast." "This is the foundation." "Once this is working, ads are fuel on the fire."
Use this if they stall.
"Let me ask you straight." "Based on what we looked at, do you agree there are probably jobs slipping through the cracks right now?"
Let them answer.
"And do you agree if we save even one of those jobs a month, this pays for itself?"
Let them answer.
"Okay." "Then let's get it live." "Self-enter or read it off to me?"