Your city has thousands of roof leaks every time it rains. So why is your phone not ringing?

Automate runs your outreach beside your business, every day, on your prospect list and your client list. Below: what it is, how it runs, and what it costs you to find out.

Engine activity4 running

Cooldown active. No contact hears from you more than once every 21 days.

Two jobs. Acquire new customers. Keep them for life.

Acquire

4 out of 5 owners near your office have no idea your business exists. This is why the phone doesn't ring.

Keep

The average account manager touches 10% of their accounts every month. This is why good roofers lose customers.

Four engines, pointed two directions.

Each one runs an Acquire version on your prospect list and a Keep version on your client list. Open the ones you want to understand.

01 Pre-storm You are the last voice in their ear before the weather hits.

Every morning the engine pulls both lists, checks the forecast against each location, and reaches only the ones with weather coming.

Acquire

They hear from you the day before the storm, which is more than the contractor they are paying has done all year.

Keep

Not a pitch. A heads up in your voice: you are watching the forecast on their building and trucks are ready.

02 Post-storm And the first one the next morning, in your voice.

The channel changes on purpose. A ringless voicemail carries more than a flat email, and it is your voice, not ours.

Acquire

Their vendor is not calling. You are, before anyone has found the leak. That is how a stranger becomes the one they try next.

Keep

A leak from last night often does not show for days. Your voice lands the morning after, offering to swing by.

03 21-day touch The rep you do not have to hire. This is what runs on the dry days.

21 days · 8 touches · 3 channels · 1 unfair offer

It opens with who you are and what you run, then gets harder to ignore each time, ending on an offer their current vendor is not going to match.

Why it works

Most contractors reach out once and call the list dead. Nobody buys from a name they have seen one time.

04 Proximity One job. Twenty doors. No new trucks, no new routes.

Every time a job gets scheduled, the engine finds the twenty buildings around it, finds the right person in each one, and markets the block while your truck is already going there.

Aerial map showing a scheduled job and the twenty commercial buildings around it

The loop

Every building it cultivates rolls into the 21-day touch, so one job turns into a block you own.

One price

Flip the switch, and you just engaged an entire team of trusted advisors working for every client in your region.

Automate

$1,395/mo

All four engines, both directions, running every day on your prospect list and your client list. One SDR will cost about $5,400 a month fully loaded and stops at 5pm. Automate doesn't.

Turn it on

Month-to-month after an initial 6-month commitment.

What is included

✓Pre-storm and post-storm engines, watched daily against your buildings

✓21-day touch: 8 touches, 3 channels, one unfair offer

✓Proximity marketing: 20 buildings cultivated around every scheduled job

✓Text, email, and ringless voicemail in your voice, from your market

✓21-day cooldown so no contact is ever over-touched

✓Daily report at 6:45 a.m. and replies routed to your team

Want the machine and the team trained to run it?

8FSD pairs Automate with the GSD training that turns the opportunities it creates into revenue and profit.

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Straight answers

Questions roofers ask us.

What is Automate, in one sentence?

A trusted adviser assigned to every building on your list. It watches the weather, works your prospects on the dry days, and never lets a client go quiet.

Do the messages sound like me, or like a robot?

Like you. Text, email, and ringless voicemail all go out under your name, in your voice, from your market. Run the test drive below and read them on your own phone.

Will this annoy my clients?

A cooldown sits over every engine. No contact hears from you more than once every 21 days, no matter how many engines have a reason to reach them.

Why do I lose accounts I already earned?

They did not fire you. They forgot you. Ninety days is all it takes.

Day 1Project closes. Everyone is happy.

Day 60A thunderstorm rolls through. They do not hear from you.

Day 70A new contractor stops by.

Day 90The account is your competitor's.

Where do the prospects come from?

Your own jobs. Every scheduled project pulls the twenty commercial buildings around it, finds the right contact in each, and enters them into the system. Roughly fifty new records a day in an active market.

What does my team have to do each week?

Answer the replies. Nothing goes on a rep's calendar to keep the engines running. Replies get routed to your team and roof walks land on the schedule.

How do I know it ran?

One email every morning, the way a marketing manager would give you a status.

daily-report · 06:45

Emails sent412

Ringless voicemails delivered88

Texts delivered312

New buildings entered50

Replies routed to your team11

Roof walks booked3

What actually comes back?

Proximity · day 5

"If you are going to be in the area, stop by and we can talk."

Post-storm · 58 minutes

"We have a leak in plant 1 reported this morning. Send someone out please."

21-day touch · budget season

"We are working on budget and would like an inspection."

How do I try it without signing anything?

Put your number in the test drive. Over the next ten minutes you get the real text, voicemail, and email a building owner in your market would receive.

Live dispatch

Test drive Automate and see exactly why your business needs a trusted advisor.

Real text, real voicemail, real email, exactly the way a building owner in your market receives them.