Show Your Work
Ten listings.
One face.
Her furnace dies at nine at night and she pulls up ten shops that all say the same thing — same stock photo, same five stars, same words. She is picking a stranger to let into her basement tonight, and she cannot tell one of you from the next.
The whole point
Everybody looks the same on Google.
After this, you don't.
What you get
One morning of work.
Four things you keep.
The film
One morning, one real job, sixty seconds, your own words. No script, nothing to memorize.
Your front door
The film at the top of a one-page site: your name, your number, one Call button, your reviews.
Your phone, answeredSoon
Your line rings first. What you miss is answered in your company's name and lands with you before you're off the ladder.
One page a month
What came in, who called, and what it turned into.
The number
Call it. That's what your line will sound like.
That is our own line, answered the same way yours would be — nine at night, Sunday, whenever. Dial it before you decide anything.
Live answering, 24/7
We run our business on what we sell.
What it costs
Two numbers.
Both in plain sight.
Make it
Film, site, your line set up. You only pay if you love the film — and you keep it either way.
- One morning on a real job, filmed
- The sixty-second film, cut and captioned
- Your one-page site, live that night
- Your phone line set up
Run it
Month to month. Cancel any time by text. Your film, your number, your customers leave with you.
- Your phone answered when you can't
- The film and the site kept up
- One page a month: what came in, what it turned into
Before you ask
The questions
we get at the door.
I already have a website.
Good — keep it. This isn't a website, it's you on camera on a real job, and nobody in Pittsburgh has that. It can sit on top of what you've got or beside it.
I don't need more calls in October.
You don't need more calls. You need the ones you're already missing — the ones that hit voicemail and ring the next guy. Nothing changes for you; your line just stops going unanswered.
What does it cost?
Twenty-five hundred to make it — the film, the site, your line set up — and you only pay that if you love the film. To run it you add Found and Belle when they open: three forty-nine a month to work your Google listing every week. Answering in your company's name is coming and not on sale yet.
Can I get a website for $20?
You can. So can the nine other shops on the same list, and most of them did. That is exactly the problem.
Zoom answers phones for $30.
It answers. It doesn't know your name, your prices, or what you'll never quote over the phone. And it isn't standing in your shop. We are.
What do you need from me?
One morning on a job you already have booked, and a homeowner who does not mind a camera. Four questions off camera, twelve shots, and we stay out of your way.
I shoot Tuesday.
You only pay if you love it.
One morning on a job you already have booked.
Get in touch
Ready to be
the one she picks?
Call and book a morning — that's the whole thing. Or leave your number and we'll call you back, usually the same day.
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