We'll Build, Launch, And Hand Off A System That Books You At Least 20 Qualified Calls A Month, Within 45 Days For Just A One-Time Fee WITHOUT Relying On Referrals, Wasting Time On Junk Leads, Or Paying An Agency Retainer

Our fee is $8,000, paid once. It covers the build, the launch, media buying across both campaigns, and the handoff, with no retainer and no rev share. Ad spend is separate and goes straight to Meta from your own account: we recommend $5,000 a month.

An agency keeps you on a retainer, and when you stop paying, the people who know how to run it leave too. We build everything inside your own accounts, run it on your own ad account for four weeks with a written report every week, and then train your team to take it over. You pay one fee, and you keep the offer, the ads, the page, the CRM, and everything Meta has learned about your buyers.

In our average model at $5,000 a month in ad spend, a system like this books about 32 qualified calls a month at around $159 each. If about 70% of those 32 show up and your team closes 20% of them, that's four or five new clients a month. Across our models, the range runs from about 18 to 51 qualified calls a month.

Those are models built from about a million dollars a month in combined ad spend, and your real numbers depend on your market, your offer, and how your team runs the calls. We'll run them with your numbers on the strategy call.

If we haven't hit 20 qualified calls a month by Day 45, we keep working for another 30 days without charging another fee, and if we still miss, we refund our $8,000 fee.

Before launch, we work out your breakeven cost per qualified call, so you know what a good result looks like before you spend anything, and if the math doesn't work for your business, we'll tell you before you sign. Ad spend and software aren't part of the refund, since they're paid to third parties.

Your first campaign goes live on Day 14, and the first qualified calls usually come in one to two weeks after that. Those first weeks are Meta's learning phase, so calls trickle in and cost per call starts high, then comes down as each qualified booking teaches Meta who to look for. Campaign 2 launches around Day 28 on the winning angles, and the system is in your team's hands by Day 45.

The same people who use LinkedIn at work scroll Facebook and Instagram on their own time, and Meta's apps are used by about 3.6 billion people a day (Meta, Q2 2026). Its AI decides who sees an ad based on what the ad says, so an ad that describes one buyer's exact situation gets shown to people like that buyer, at about $1.92 a click for Facebook lead campaigns versus $6 to $10 on LinkedIn (WordStream and WebFX, 2025).

Every one of the CFO platform's qualified calls came from Meta. And if you clicked an ad to get here, Meta found you too.

That's why we start with the messaging. We go through your sales calls and client results and turn what you sell into an offer a stranger can understand, in the words your buyers actually use, so the ad only has to make the right person recognize their situation and click. The video does the explaining, at whatever depth your service needs, and the videos and emails after booking handle the rest.

A narrow niche actually helps, because the more precisely an ad describes your buyer, the more precisely Meta can find them.

Yes, once we repackage it. We start by looking at everything you already do for clients for free, like setup help, consulting, and training their team whenever they ask. We find what clients have to fix before your software can work for them, the work they'd otherwise pay a consultant for. And we go through your sales calls and support tickets to see where onboarding stalls and which questions keep coming up. Then we package all of it with your software into one high-ACV offer, priced on what getting results faster is worth. Every ad, page, and email sells that result instead of your features.

Instead of $100 a month, a new client pays $5,000 to $10,000 upfront. Once they're up and running, they move onto your subscription and churn less, because they've already seen it work. If the math can't work for your product, we'll tell you on the strategy call.

Plan on a 45 to 60 minute onboarding call, 2 to 3 hours of recording before launch, a final review, 1 to 2 more hours of recording around Day 21, and the handoff training. Scripting, editing, design, tech, launch, media buying, and reporting are all on us.

We script every word, so you don't need to be polished on camera, and teammates can record some of the videos, though we like to test at least one founder-led ad.

Your team takes over with SOPs and training, and since everything was built in your accounts, there's nothing to transfer. Every ad wears out eventually, so the training covers making new ones, and your team keeps the messaging brief, four weeks of data on which angles your buyers respond to, and all 40 ads and scripts as examples. You can run it in-house, hire a junior media buyer, or keep working with us if you'd like us to keep optimizing and scaling it.

No. What you're buying is a system your company keeps, and pay-per-meeting pushes the incentive toward booking as many meetings as possible. Our fee covers building the offer, the ads, the funnel, and the tracking, proving them on two campaigns, and training your team to run them. We back the call target with the 45-Day Qualified Call Guarantee instead.

It's 45 minutes with Dylan. He'll learn how you're winning clients today and what you've already tried, show you the top two things holding back your current offer, funnel, or ads, work out your breakeven cost per qualified call, and run projections with your numbers. If it's a fit, he'll walk you through exactly how we'd roll this out for your business. If it isn't, he'll tell you, and you'll still leave with all three.