ROI Calculator

Stop asking what a website costs. Start asking what a customer is worth.

A website that can't prove it pays for itself isn't an asset. It's a liability with a monthly bill. Ours isn't a website. It's a revenue engine, built to be measured: every call and form is tracked back to the page that earned it. Put your real numbers in below and let the math decide.

Three numbers. Your numbers.

Nothing here is a guess from us. Move the sliders to match your business.

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Your average job, sale, or ticket. The typical one, not the best one. If customers come back, use what one spends with you in a year.

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Calls, forms, and texts from people who found you online. Start small. We are not promising 50.

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Out of 10 people who call or send a form, how many become paying customers? Most local businesses land between 20% and 40%.

What your revenue engine would return

$1,500 one customer
4 leads a month
30% close rate
$1,800 new revenue a month

That's 1.2 new customers a month, worth $1,800.

New monthly revenue
$1,800
Your Revenue Engine
− $500
Net monthly ROI
$1,300

$1 in, $3.60 out.

To break even on your Revenue Engine, you only need 1 customer per month. Everything after that is yours.

One customer covers 3 months of your revenue engine.

Your $2,000 setup pays for itself in 2 months.

First 12 months: $21,600 in new revenue against $6,500 total, your setup plus nine monthly payments: the first three months are covered. That's 3.3× your money back.

At these numbers you break even on the platform. One more lead a month and you're ahead.

First 12 months: $21,600 in new revenue against $6,500 total, your setup plus nine monthly payments: the first three months are covered.

At these numbers the platform costs more than it returns. You'd need 2 leads a month, about 1 customer, to break even.

Customers who come back? Use what one spends with you in a year, not one visit.

Not sure 2 leads a month is realistic in Tucson? That's exactly what a Revenue Mapping Session answers.

First 12 months: $21,600 in new revenue against $6,500 total, your setup plus nine monthly payments: the first three months are covered.

This estimates gross new revenue, not margin. Want a stricter number? Put your profit per job in the first slider instead.

Net monthly ROI 1,300 dollars. Break even at 1 customer a month.

Don’t take our word for the math. Let’s run yours.

Lock in your Revenue Mapping Session

It’s free, and it’s specific to you. We pull your actual Tucson competitor data: who ranks for your services, what they charge where they publish it, and where the leads you’re not getting are going right now. You leave with the map whether you hire us or not.

15 minutes. No pitch deck. No obligation. The research is yours to keep.

Who outranks you in Tucson for your top five services, and why.

What those competitors charge where they publish it, and how they position themselves.

A realistic lead target for your market, so the slider above stops being a guess.

Before you book

Why $2,000 down and $500 a month instead of one price?

The $2,000 builds the engine. The $500 keeps it earning: hosting, security, updates, call and form tracking, the structured data built for AI answers, and a human to call.

How do you know a customer came from the website?

Every call and form is tied to the page that produced it. You see which pages earn and which don't, in plain numbers, not a dashboard you have to learn.

What if it doesn't bring in leads?

The Revenue Mapping Session sets a realistic target for your market before you spend a dollar. If the numbers don't work, we tell you that in the session.

Is the net number profit?

No, it's new revenue after our fee. Your cost to deliver the job comes out of it. Put your profit per job in the first slider if you want the strict version.

What is "AI JSON-LD schema" and why should I care?

It's a machine-readable description of your business, services, area and hours built into every page. Google reads it for rich results, and AI assistants read it when they decide which Tucson businesses to mention. Most local sites give them none.

Still here? The math won't change. Your competitors might.