Old quotes that went quiet. Past customers you have not called in two years. They are dead to you already, which is exactly why working them costs you nothing until one of them books.
Have your list reviewed, freeGet your list reviewed free, 30 minNo new ad spend, no retainer, and nothing sends until you approve the wording.
Rather see how you pay first? Skip to that.
Copperline is a demo company. This shows the shape and the parts that have to be there. Your exact wording is written with you and approved before a single message sends.
Which contacts are in and which are left out, what the message says, how fast it goes out, and what counts as a qualified appointment. All of it confirmed with you first.
Your callOld quotes, past customers, unconverted inquiries. You already paid to get every one of these people. Reactivation works best from about three hundred contacts.
No ad spendEvery message names the business and the person, gives a real reason for the contact, and carries an opt-out. Nobody is chased and nobody is hidden from.
Not spamAn opt-out is honoured immediately and permanently. A no is a no, and your team only ever talks to the people who said yes.
RespectedNot per message, not per reply, not monthly. Only for appointments that meet the criteria the two of you agreed in writing.
Per bookingYour list, not our average
You paid to get every one of these people the first time, in ads, in trucks, in answering the phone. That money is spent whether you contact them again or not. Move the sliders to your own list.
600
Everyone you already have a phone number for and have not spoken to lately.
$70
Ads, referral fees, the time spent answering and quoting. A rough figure is fine, it is yours.
Already spent acquiring this list
$42,000
That is gone either way. The only question is whether anybody speaks to them again, and that part costs you nothing until one of them books.
Arithmetic, not a forecast. There is no predicted booking rate anywhere on this page, because we have not run enough of these to publish one and we are not going to invent it.
How you pay
Every other system on this site has a number next to it. This one does not, because you are not buying software or hours. You are buying appointments, and you pay for them one at a time. The risk sits on this side of the table.
$0retainer, ever
You pay a fee per qualified appointment, and the definition of qualified is written down and agreed with you before the campaign starts. No monthly fee for reactivation, no charge per message, no charge for replies that go nowhere.
Have your list reviewedThe fee depends on what a job is worth to you, which is why it is set on the call rather than printed here.
Where a list of 600 actually goes
The question everyone asks
“Why should you get paid for a job I would have got anyway?”
The honest answer
You would not have got it. These are people you already stopped calling. The quote went quiet, the customer moved on, and the list has been sitting there long enough that nobody in your office is going to work it by hand.
If a name on that list books a job, that job did not exist this morning. You are paying a fee out of money you were not going to see, and if nothing books, you pay nothing at all. That is the whole reason there is no retainer.
This is not the same thing as the free campaign on the Review Agent. That one texts your past customers once and asks them for a Google review, and it is included at no charge on that plan. This one works your old quotes and dormant customers to book actual work, it is qualified against rules you set, and it is paid per appointment. Same list, different job, different price.
What the call actually is
Thirty minutes with the person who would run it. Your list gets looked at on that call, free, and if it is not worth working you will be told so.
How many contacts, how old, how they were acquired, and whether there are enough of them for a campaign to be worth running at all.
Phone, reviews, website, dormant list. Usually one of the four is doing most of the damage and the rest is noise. You get told which.
If your list is too small or too old to be worth texting, that is what the call says. There is no version of this where you are sold a campaign that will not work.
"He was knowledgeable, professional, and took the time to make sure everything was set up correctly and working the way we needed it to... We would definitely recommend him to any business looking to improve their phone system and customer service."
Unlimited Landscape Services, Colorado Springs — a phone system client. Reactivation is a newer product and has no published month yet.
Thirty minutes, your list looked at free, and a straight answer about whether it is worth working.
Four founding seats left, of five. The trade is a case study after ninety days.