AI Lead Waste Audit — for agencies and owners in high-ticket local services

Find the ad leads that never become paying jobs.

You already know which keywords get clicks. We tell you which calls, chats and form fills turned into a booked, invoiced job — then hand Google and Meta that signal, so they stop finding you more of the wrong kind of lead.

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Try the instant preview ↓ No CRM migration. No new dashboard login.
Last 30 days — sample client, any vertical
Leads received214
Never a real job (waste)118
Booked jobs41
Signal sent back to Google AdsYes — weekly
Try it now

See what your own numbers would say.

Punch in roughly what you spend and how many leads and booked jobs you get in a typical week. This runs live — it's an AI-generated illustrative preview based on typical patterns, not your real call data, but it's built from the same lens a real audit uses.

Fill in your numbers and run the preview — this calls the same AI engine behind the real audit and returns an illustrative breakdown in about ten seconds.

How it's priced

Start with one audit. Keep it if it pays for itself.

Reviewed by a person before it reaches your client. We start from call recordings and booking outcomes — not a CRM overhaul.

One-time
A$1,000–2,500/ client location

A single Lead Waste Audit for one client location, in your vertical. Delivered within seven days.

  • Call, chat and form leads classified
  • Matched to campaigns, keywords, locations, times
  • Full report — waste, best/worst sources, three actions
Ongoing
A$300–800/ location / month

Weekly reports, missed-call alerts, and a monthly action meeting for as long as you run the campaign.

  • Weekly lead-quality report
  • Alerts on missed calls and poor-quality campaigns
  • Qualified-job signal sent back to Google / Meta
Book a 20-minute audit call

Stop guessing which leads were ever real.

Bring one client's Google or Meta Ads account, whatever they sell. We'll tell you, on the call, what we'd need to run the first audit.