More people see your business. More of them become customers. You stop wondering where next month's work comes from.
A free 15-minute video about your business. No call. Yours to keep.
$1,500 a month, flat. Printed here so you never have to ask.
Here is how many, and what a few more customers is worth to you.
Seven in ten American adults use Facebook. Half use Instagram. They check it every day, near you, while they wait for coffee. Your free posts reach almost none of them. Ads reach the rest. That is the whole idea.
Half use Instagram too. Facebook's share has gone up every year since 2023.
Pew Research Center, Nov 2025Put a link in the post and it drops to about 1 in 500. Ads are not stuck with that.
Socialinsider, Sept 2026If one is worth $200 to you, that is $2,000 a month. $24,000 in a year.
Your numbers, not a promise from usAds sit next to word of mouth. They do not replace it.
LocaliQ, 300+ owners, 2026We do four of them. You do two. That is the whole job.
Most people only ever do one of these, then wonder why nothing happened. Here are all six, in plain words, free, whether you hire us or not. None of it is a secret.
YoursThe actual deal in the ad. "Book a consult" is not a deal. "$15 off your first cut this month" is.
We help you shape it.
OursWho sees the ad. We tell Facebook the kind of customer you want and how far you travel to work.
OursThe photo or video and the first few words. This part matters most. You film 20 minutes on your phone. We cut it.
OursWhere people land when they tap. One question, loads fast on a phone. Plenty of ads die right here.
YoursWhat happens in the ten minutes after someone leaves their number. Somebody has to call them back.
OursA small bit of code on your website. It tells us which ads brought you real customers.
Call back within the hour and that person is about 7 times more likely to turn into a real conversation.
Harvard Business Review, 2,241 companies, 2011You should not have to book a call to find out a price. Here is every dollar, including the ones that do not come to us.
$1,500 a month
$750 once, at the start, to build it. Never again.
Your ad money is on top: $75 a day, about $2,250 a month, paid from your card straight to Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram. We never touch it and we take no cut of it.
Month to month. Cancel by email any month. No notice, no call, no cancel fee.
The $750 build fee is the one thing you do not get back once we start building. We would rather you read that here than find it later.
The 14 days start the day we have all four of these from you: access to your ad account, a card on the account, access to your website, and your raw phone video.
That is a promise about our work. It is not a promise about your results. We will never promise you a number of customers.
Most agencies take 15 to 25 cents of every dollar you spend on ads. That pays them more when you spend more, even when spending more is a bad idea. We charge the same whether you spend $75 a day or $750.
Facebook needs about 50 results in a week before it learns who to show your ads to. Under about $75 a day it almost never gets there, and you pay for ads that never find their feet. If $75 a day is not there yet, come back when it is. We will still be here and the price will still be on this page.
Up to six new ads made. Your campaigns checked every weekday. The four-line report every week. An answer to any message inside one business day. Anything that is not on this list, we tell you the price first and you can say no.
We are not going to print a price and then quietly undercut it. If we would do it for less, less is the price.
So the first three get something instead of a discount: no $750 build fee, your $1,500 never goes up for as long as you stay, you go first in the queue, and you get both our mobile numbers. What we want back is your name on one page letting us publish your real numbers, good or bad.
We build it in your name and get added. Leave any month and you keep the account, the code, the history and every video we made. Ask every agency this.
The person who makes your ads is the person who answers your texts. No team, no account manager. Eight is what two people can do properly. When we are full we will say so here.
Proof — not earned yet
We have zero clients. Our first client's real numbers go here, good or bad, with their name on it. Empty on purpose. It stays empty until it is real.
Not our numbers. That is the point.
An outside company counted about 1,800 campaigns and published the averages. This is roughly what a business like yours pays for one person who leaves their name and number. It is what happens on Facebook generally. It is not a promise and it is not ours.
for one person who leaves their name and number
WordStream, Sept 2026Four questions about your business. The math is yours, not ours. Every number behind it comes from an outside study you can go read.
We are telling you now so it is not a surprise later. Week three is when most people fire their agency, because nobody warned them it was coming.
Offer, campaign, form, tracking. Six to nine ads cut from your phone video. Your first report lands by day seven.
On purpose. Meta needs about 50 results in a week before it settles down. Changing the ad restarts that clock.
Meta Help CenterNow there is enough to judge. We cut what loses money and put more behind what works.
The second list costs us money. We are printing it anyway.
If you are on the second list, send the form anyway. We will tell you what to fix first, free, and we will not take your money yet.
It is already answered here.
$1,500 a month, flat, plus $750 once at the start for the build.
Ad spend is separate: $75 a day at the minimum, about $2,250 a month, paid from your card straight to Meta. So about $4,500 your first month and about $3,750 every month after. We never touch your ad money and we take no cut of it.
Week one and two are the biggest chunk of work.
Building your ad account, the tracking, the audiences, the form, and six to nine ads cut from your video. We charge for that once and never again. You do not get it back if you leave, because we already did it. You do get it back if we miss the 14 days.
No. Month to month.
No notice period, no cancellation call. Email us and it stops at the end of that month. The only money you cannot get back is the $750 build fee once we have started building, because that work is already done.
No, and here is why.
To do that we would both have to agree on what counts as a customer and which ones came from us. Nobody ever agrees on that, and the numbers Facebook reports are not accurate enough to settle it. We would also have to charge you more to take that bet — that is how it works everywhere else.
So: one flat number, and you can leave any month. Same protection, without the argument.
Facebook needs about 50 results in a week before it settles down and learns who to show your ads to.
Under about $75 a day it almost never gets there. We take no cut of your ad money, so we gain nothing by saying this. We would rather tell you your budget is too small than take your money.
Fair question.
You do not get a case study. You get the two owners doing the work, a price printed on this page, and a company that cannot afford to lose you.
No, and walk away from anyone who does.
We do not set your prices, write your reviews, or answer your phone. We promise the work and the terms in writing. Never the number.
Live within 14 days of us having everything we need from you.
Weeks two and three look flat on purpose. A real read at week four to eight. If you need customers this Friday, ads are the wrong tool.
Nobody does.
Send twenty minutes of raw video off your phone: you talking, the room, the work. Unedited, badly lit, vertical, all fine. We cut it. Phone video usually beats the polished stuff.
No.
We build it in your name and get added as a partner. You keep the account, the code, the history and every video we made. Ask every agency this question.
Before you pay us anything: Chris opens your Facebook and Instagram, looks up what your three closest competitors are running right now, walks your booking page on his own phone, and tells you which of the six pieces you have, which ones you are missing, and what he would run first.
Four questions on this form. About ninety seconds.
An email from Chris within one business day. Either he is on it, or he tells you what to fix first. That second email is free too.
The video lands within three business days. About fifteen minutes. Private link, watch it whenever.
What we will and will not promise. We promise the work and the terms in writing. We will never promise you a number of customers.
