How it works··1 min read

How our six-question plan actually works (and why there is no form)

No phone-first form. No email gate. Six taps, three plans, one booking — here is the whole thing in plain English.

J
John
Co-founder · Ops & customer

The home-services playbook is to ask for your phone number first, quote later, and pressure-call you until you book. We do the opposite. You answer six tap-through questions. You see three prices. Then — and only then — we ask for your first name and a way to reach you.

The six questions

  1. What are you tired of? — yard, inside, specific chore, back-property, rental, everything, or one-time.
  2. Where are you doing this? — rural-small lot, suburban, acreage, custom/lake, starter/rental, portfolio.
  3. Who is at home? — retired, working family, handy-proud, bilingual-family, rural homestead, business-owner, executive household, tight-budget.
  4. What feels right to spend each month? — five bands, no wrong answer.
  5. When do you want us to start? — this week, next, this month, or just planning.
  6. Where should we send your plan? — first name + phone. That is it.

What happens behind the scenes

Your answers run through a classifier that picks the household type that fits best. That household type has three plans we built for it. You see those three. You do not see the other twenty-one we built for other households.

What it does not do

  • No calls before you pick a plan.
  • No email before you pick a plan.
  • No upsell language. If you pick entry, you stay on entry.
  • No 'starting at' numbers. The price on your screen is the price you pay.

If you want a plan right now, it takes about 90 seconds. If you want to ask a question first, text us — the chip is on the bottom-right of every page.

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