Pick how you want to build.

It is the money that buys the clicks, and no — none of it comes to us. On The Buildout you put your own card on your own Google and Meta accounts, and those companies bill you directly every time someone clicks your ad. We never touch that money, take no cut, and add no markup, and you keep the accounts and the data whichever way things go. $3,000/mo is the floor a campaign needs to gather enough data to work; below that it stalls. It is separate from anything you pay Jobsite 7. The Blueprint needs no ad budget at all — its traffic is earned, not bought — so on that build the monthly fee is your whole cost.

Three parts, all in the open. A one-time $3,999 setup builds the engine — landing pages, ad accounts, tracking, the booking system. You fund a minimum $3,000/mo ad budget in your own accounts, paying Google and Meta directly. After that you pay $299 per booked, qualified appointment — and nothing when we do not book one. No management fee, no retainer.

The price is the guarantee. On The Buildout you pay $299 only when we put a booked, qualified appointment on your calendar — a slow month simply costs you nothing in fees. There is no number you have to hit and no clause to argue over. We also back a show-rate floor and keep booking at no extra fee until your shown count is made whole.

On The Buildout, yes — $3,999. It covers the real build: landing pages, ad accounts, conversion tracking and call tracking, the booking engine, and Google Verified screening for Local Services Ads. It scales with scope, and we credit it back in full when you prepay a fee balance. The Blueprint and The Landmark have no setup fee.

Prepaying applies to The Buildout, because that is the build with a per-appointment fee rather than a fixed monthly one. Put a balance against those fees and you lock in a lower rate for the cycle: $18,000 covers your first 6 months at 10% off — $269 a booked appointment instead of $299 — or $36,000 covers 12 months at 20%, $239 each. Both are sized at $3,000 a month of Jobsite 7 fees. It draws down as appointments book; top it up if it empties early. Non-refundable, but unused balance rolls into your next cycle when you renew, and prepaying credits your setup back. The Blueprint and The Landmark are flat monthly, so there is nothing to prepay.

You can run either on its own or both together — they solve different halves of the same problem. The Blueprint earns attention that keeps working later; The Buildout buys attention now. Running both is what The Landmark is, with the enterprise layer on top: every location you own, market exclusivity, a senior strategist, and no per-appointment metering.

The Blueprint if you would rather own the channel than rent it, want the bigger market, and can give rankings and reviews 6–12 months to compound. The Buildout if you need a full calendar now, want to scale fast inside a quarter, and want to pay only per booked appointment. Both if you want the calendar full now and the cost per job falling later. The Landmark if you run more than one location or a franchise and want the market to yourself. Not sure? The Discovery call will point to the one with the most leverage for your shop.