Retainers reward agencies for sending invoices. Performance pricing rewards us for filling your calendar. Every number, published — because we can defend all of them.
A fixed amount into your job balance before launch. That's the last "trust me" moment in the relationship.
Each completed job deducts your per-job fee. Cancelled or no-show jobs deduct nothing.
The monthly report names each completed job, its revenue, and its fee. Line by line.
Nothing recharges without your OK. Momentum earns the renewal — not an auto-billing trap.
Performance pricing only works when both sides can perform. We take on operators who meet the bar:
A job our system booked that you finished and got paid for. Estimates that convert count; cancellations and no-shows don't. The definition is in writing before launch.
It's yours. Deposits pay for completed jobs — anything undrawn is refunded when we part ways.
Higher-ticket jobs take more booking work — bigger estimates, more back-and-forth, more confirmation touches. The fee scales $35–$60 so incentives stay aligned at every ticket size.
That's the intended path. The machine we build at $180/mo is the same one the Full System runs on — upgrading is a switch flip, not a rebuild.