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Everything I do, what it costs, and how to get your money back if you hate it. Watch it before we get on — then we spend our call on your numbers, not my slides.

5 minutes · no email required · nothing auto-playsDrew Waltrip · one guy, not an agency

$297/mo No setup fee No contract

Bring the count

What's the leak actually worth?

Open your call log and count the ones you didn't pick up last week. Put that number in. This is your arithmetic — I'm not filling it in for you.

Calls you missed last week8

Of those, how many were real work?40%

What an average job is worth to you$450

Missed calls a year416

Of those, likely real prospects166

If you closed just 1 in 10 of them17 jobs

$7,650

A year's worth of work that called you once and then called somebody else. At a deliberately conservative 1-in-10 close rate.

A year of what I do costs $3,564 — less than half of that.

Straight up: this is a what-if built from numbers you just typed, not a promise. I have never recovered a missed call for anybody and I'm not going to start claiming it on a calculator. What I sell is the system that answers them. Whether it pays is a conversation we have with your real numbers on the call.

$297 a month

Three things. Not fourteen.

Everybody selling you this has a feature list as long as your arm. Here's mine, and I'll show you each one working on a real account.

A site that turns a visitor into a record

Somebody fills out the form, you get a real contact with a real timestamp and a job worth chasing — not an email nobody opens. Right now you don't have a site, so those people go back to Google and call the next guy.

Reviews, asked for automatically

After a job's done the ask goes out by itself. Everybody gets the real Google link — including the unhappy ones, who also get your cell so you hear it first and can fix it.

Some guys route anything under four stars to a private form so it never reaches Google. That can get your profile killed. I don't do it.

Missed-call text back

You're under a sink or on a roof. Thirty seconds after you miss the call, a text goes out in your voice: sorry I missed you, I'm on a job, what do you need.

Straight answer: your texting switches on about two weeks after we start, once the carriers clear the number. Everything else is live day one.

The part nobody else offers you

Try it thirty days.

Don't want it, for any reason?
Tell me and I refund the month.

No conditions. No "were you truly unhappy." No form to fill out.

✓$297/mo — no setup fee, ever

✓No contract. Cancel whenever.

✓The clock doesn't start until you're live and you've watched it work — you're not paying for build time

✓Take the refund and the site comes down. You're back exactly where you started, minus nothing.

What I've actually built

Go look at the work.

Fortified Asset Solutions — a handyman outfit here in Pensacola

Live site, working lead capture, verified Google profile. Twenty-four pages. Built by me. fortified-assets.com — go look, I'll wait.

Straight about where I am. I built that site and I built his Google profile from nothing — no listing, no photos, no reviews. Go look at what's on it now. I've built a few other sites around town too; those were trades, not invoices, so I'm not going to call them paying clients. What I can't show you yet is a year of automation data — the follow-up and missed-call side hasn't been running long enough on anybody to put a number in front of you, and I'd rather say that than invent one. Everything above you can go verify in about four minutes.

Where the numbers come from

Every one of these has a name and a year on it

Under 3% of callers sent to voicemail leave a message.

Invoca, 2024 — their own analysis of 60M+ calls.

Answering within 5 minutes converts about 8× better than waiting 6+.

XANT, 2021.

Only 7% of 433 companies tested actually answered within 5 minutes.

Drift, 2017 — which is the real point. Answering fast beats nearly everybody, because nearly nobody does it.

Why there are only three. There are a dozen scarier statistics floating around this industry and most of them can't be traced to anybody. If I can't tell you who ran the study and what year, it doesn't go on the page.

One tap

Tell me you're coming.

Opens a text to me, already written. Hit send. That's the whole thing — and it means I'm not calling to chase you.

✓ I'll be there Need a different time

Not for you after watching? Text me PASS and I'll cancel it myself. I do that by hand — I'm one guy.

Here's the five minutesI said I'd send you.