60SecondCall

Every building has a fire extinguisher.
None of them have a number.

911 exists for lives. Nothing exists for buildings. When water is coming through a ceiling at 2am, the property manager who finds you first wins — and right now, nobody answers. We built the missing emergency number for commercial property, and we route it to exactly one contractor per market.

Claim your marketHow it works
00:00Answered — live person 00:60Property triaged 15:00Your crew confirmed 90:00On-site
The number on the wall

The story in one object

Next to every breaker panel in America there should be a placard. This one:

In case of water · fire · mold
Commercial property emergency
Answered in 60 seconds
One call · live person · crew moving in 90 minutes · 24/7/365

Our contractors leave this behind after every job and hand it to every property manager they know. Every placard placed is a future call — placed at the exact point of future panic.

What the contractor gets

01

Exclusive calls

One contractor per market. When the line rings with a commercial property, it routes to you and only you. Never shared, never resold, never auctioned.

02

Pay per call

$200 per qualified commercial call. No contract, no retainer, no monthly minimum. The phone doesn't ring, you don't pay.

03

Checkable promises

Every call is timestamped and recorded. Answered in 60 seconds, routed inside minutes, your crew rolling in 90. You can audit every claim we make.

Compare it to the alternative: Houston fire-restoration clicks trade around seventeen dollars, and a click is an anonymous maybe. We sell the finished product — a live commercial property on the phone, in the moment of maximum intent.

The math isn't ours. It's the industry's.

Meta's own metric

60-second calls

Meta built an entire ad metric around phone calls lasting 60+ seconds — because the industry agrees that's where a real conversation begins. Our billable-call definition is the same bar. We didn't invent the standard; we built the machine that hits it.

Speed-to-lead research

First minute wins

Sales research consistently shows that responding inside the first minute multiplies conversion several times over versus waiting even five. Emergencies compress that further: at 2am, the first live voice wins the job. That is the entire thesis, measured by other people.

How we earn the next market

Stage 1

We prove it first

The founding market runs at our risk: we buy the traffic, answer the line, and publish every number — calls, answer times, cost per call — on the proof page, uncut.

Stage 2

The contractor talks

A contractor whose phone rings with exclusive commercial work tells other contractors. We don't ask for testimonials; we ask for permission to publish call logs. Timestamps persuade better than quotes.

Stage 3

Your market, on evidence

Post-proof markets onboard on a 15-minute Zoom: we walk the live numbers, you claim your metro, your line goes live. No faith required — that's the point of doing it in this order.

Founding-market advantage: contractors who claim a market before its proof exists lock founding pricing — $200 per call, held for 12 months. Post-proof markets onboard at post-proof rates. Being early is the discount.

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