Free tool 01 · Held-Demo Leak Finder

More contractor demos booked. No more pipeline. Find the stage where your demos with home-service owners leak, in 2 minutes.

Enter one month's counts: demos booked, held, held with the owner (not just the office manager), and how many ended with a next step. You get your real-demo rate, the hours the rest cost you, and the one leak to fix first, with a check you can run next month.

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PeriodFor your own report, e.g. "October" or "Last 30 days".Your hours per meetingPrep, the call and follow-up together.

Your counts for this periodFirst messages sent (optional)Calls, voicemails, texts or emails to contractors that started a conversation. Leave blank if you don't track it.Positive replies or demo requests (optional)Owners or office managers who said yes, asked for a demo or asked for times. Leave blank if you don't track it.Meetings bookedEverything that reached your calendar.Meetings heldThe call actually happened, not pushed back for a job or an emergency call-out.Held with the owner or someone who could buyThe owner was on the call, or a GM or operations manager who chooses the tool with the owner. An office manager alone rarely counts.Ended with a dated next stepA trial start with a set-up date (price book, customer import), a second call with the owner or a proposal review, in both calendars.

Want a second pair of eyes on how your demos get booked?

This tool checks where your booked contractor demos drop out from what you entered. It can't see your CRM, your inbox, your calendar or the contractors you sell to. If the result shows a gap, I'll do a free written review of how demos get booked at your company and send it within 48 hours: what I'd fix first, and the first home-service businesses I'd go after.

Counts show where the leak is, not why. In the review I look at the messages, the list of home-service businesses and the booking steps behind these numbers and tell you which one to change first.

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Shilpa Goel, [email protected]

This is a sales-process checklist built from what you entered: not a security audit, legal, compliance or investment advice.