This is a direct-purchase automation offer for established plumbing shops. It is built to catch missed calls, revive dead estimates, request more reviews, and reactivate past customers without adding another sales call to your week.
The site has one job: help the right plumbing owner self-qualify, buy, and move into setup without confusion. So the message stays tight.
This is an illustrative example, not a guarantee. It shows why a plumbing owner does not need many recovered jobs for the system to make sense.
Silence after a missed call is often a lost booking. A fast text-back at least keeps the conversation alive while the tech is in the field.
Quotes usually do not die because the customer said no. They die because no one followed up at the right time with the right reminder.
Inactive lists are often full of homeowners who would buy again if the outreach felt timely, relevant, and easy to respond to.
The offer stays productized around the plumbing bottlenecks that show up over and over, not a giant menu of random services.
A fast response layer for missed calls and after-hours contact.
Structured reminders to keep quotes from going cold.
Systems that help convert past jobs into proof and future work.
No case-study theater. These are product walkthrough views that explain what the buyer is actually paying for and how the async handoff feels.
A trimmed product walkthrough view focused on the exact revenue leaks the offer is designed to handle.
Secure checkout, verified onboarding, and build-ready routing instead of a messy form that anyone can submit.
Owner-facing reporting framed around recovered opportunities, follow-up activity, and review flow rather than vanity metrics.
Stripe is the pricing source of truth here. The amounts below match the live checkout configuration tied to each payment link.
For shops that want the narrowest version of the system and a lighter first commit.
The core offer. This is the best match for shops that already know they are losing money in more than one place.
For teams that want heavier customization layered on top of the plumbing core.
Billing details continue inside Stripe checkout and in the welcome email. Secure onboarding now expects a verified checkout session, so if you close the redirect page, use the onboarding link from your confirmation email.
The purchase path is intentionally short. That matters because the offer is operational, not consultative.
You choose a plan and pay through the live Stripe link tied to that offer.
The onboarding page verifies your checkout session before it reveals the form or trusts the plan details.
Once onboarding is submitted, the workflow stack records the verified purchase and moves setup forward by email.
No. This version is intentionally async. You can buy, verify onboarding, and keep the build moving without a setup call.
Usually within a few business days after onboarding is submitted cleanly and we have the necessary access or links.
No. The ROI section is illustrative. It exists to show the kind of plumbing math this system is built around, not to promise a specific result.
Your welcome email includes the secure onboarding link. That link carries the verified checkout session the form now requires.
Yes. Use the contact page or email outreach@coffeyconsulting.co. The default process is still async.
Your verified data moves into the build workflow, you get confirmation by email, and the setup process continues without a vague handoff.
If your shop already has enough phone volume and enough estimates going out, the real problem is often operational follow-through. That is the problem this offer is designed to fix.