100 websites, built and shipped
A full portfolio of local service sites — one vertical, mapped across the markets where that service is bought. Written, designed, illustrated and deployed by us, not spun from a template with the city swapped.
We build the portfolio, register the domains in your name, and run the search and AI-answer programme that makes people call them. Then we plug those calls into a live exchange where buying desks bid for them in real time. The winning bid is your revenue, settled to your Stripe account.
One square per property. The darker ones carry most of the revenue — which is the entire reason a portfolio is sized at a hundred instead of three.
A full portfolio of local service sites — one vertical, mapped across the markets where that service is bought. Written, designed, illustrated and deployed by us, not spun from a template with the city swapped.
Not licensed, not leased, not "managed on your behalf". Registrant details are yours from day one, and you hold the keys. If you ever walk away, you walk away with the portfolio.
Technical SEO, schema and an answer-engine layer so the sites surface in Google and in the AI assistants people increasingly ask instead of searching. Both channels feed the same phone number.
Each site carries its own tracked line. Every call is recorded, timed and attributed to the property that produced it, so the portfolio reports per-site, not as one blended figure.
This is the part nobody else sells you. Your calls enter a live auction the moment they ring, and the highest bidder pays for them. A website that produces calls you cannot sell is a hobby.
Earnings settle to your own Stripe account on a fixed schedule. You see the ledger, the per-call clearing price and the payout, in the same dashboard, from your phone.
Anybody can build you websites. A website that produces calls you have no way to sell is a hobby with a hosting bill. The exchange is the difference: the moment your phone rings, buying desks compete for that specific call and the highest bid wins it.
If we sold the same vertical in the same city twice, the two portfolios would compete for the same searches and both would be worth less. So we do not. That makes the inventory finite in a way that is structural rather than a countdown timer.
Statuses below are indicative and move as partnerships are signed. We confirm what is genuinely unclaimed in writing before anyone commits.
| Vertical | Coverage | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Water damage & restoration | US · 38 states | Claimed |
| Roofing & storm | US · 31 states | 2 markets left |
| HVAC | US · 44 states | Open |
| Plumbing | US · 44 states | Open |
| Garage doors | US · 26 states | Open |
| Pest control | US · 33 states | 1 market left |
| Towing & roadside | US · 29 states | Open |
| Personal injury | US · 26 states | Waitlist |
If a page like this does not answer these, it is because the answers are bad. Ours are below, in the order people actually ask them.
It should sound suspicious, and the difference is checkable rather than promised. There is no recruitment, no downline and nothing to resell to friends. The revenue comes from businesses buying phone calls at a price set by an auction they compete in — a market that has existed for twenty years and that you can verify independently before you commit a dollar.
Some will not. A portfolio is sized at 100 properties precisely because performance is uneven: a minority carries the revenue and the rest amortise the risk. Anyone selling you three sites is selling you a coin flip. We report per property so you can see exactly which ones work.
You do. The domains are registered in your name, the content sits on infrastructure you can take over, and the tracked numbers can be ported. The exchange connection is the part that stops if the relationship stops — which is honest, because that part is ours.
Every call carries a recording, a duration and the clearing price it settled at. The ledger reconciles to your Stripe deposits line by line. If a number in the dashboard does not appear in your bank, that is a discrepancy you can point at, which is exactly the accountability this business usually lacks.
Search does not move overnight. The first properties usually start ranking within a couple of months, and a portfolio typically takes two to three quarters to reach its shape. Anyone promising revenue in week one is describing paid traffic, which is a different business with a different risk profile.
No, and that is the point of the structure. Your involvement is choosing the vertical, approving the market list, connecting Stripe and reading a monthly report. There is no software to learn and nothing to log into daily.
One owner per vertical per market. Nobody else in the network gets the same service in the same city, which means your properties are not competing against ours or against another partner for the same searches. Availability is therefore finite and is shown on this page.
Yes, subject to what is still unclaimed at that point. Existing partners see availability before it is offered publicly, which in practice is how most portfolios grow after the first year.
It does not bill anyone and it does not pay you. Wrong service, out of area, robocalls and hang-ups are filtered before the auction runs, which protects the buyers and is why they keep bidding on your inventory.
No. You are buying and owning digital property and a service contract to operate it — the same way you would buy a vending route or a laundromat. It is not a security, there is no fund, nobody pools your money and no return is promised.
Tell us the vertical you are interested in and we will send back the markets that are genuinely open, what a portfolio in that space looks like, and what it costs. By email, with no call in between.