Find the revenue leak before the next lead goes cold.

Missed-call leakage

We look for the moments where a buyer tries to book and the response path gets too slow, too manual, or too easy to abandon.

Follow-up drag

We identify where estimates, consultations, or booking conversations lose urgency before the buyer makes a decision.

Lead capture friction

We review the page, form, or inbox path where a motivated prospect should become a booked conversation.

Next-step clarity

You get a plain-English fix list ranked by likely revenue impact, not a generic marketing report.

Free preview

Shows the shape of the leak

Free lets you see that ShootRate can frame lead follow-up as a conversion path. It does not choose the leak, rank the fix, write the reply, or reserve a First 5 spot.

$29 pricing audit

Chooses what to fix first

Paid means one real path gets reviewed for the highest-leverage leak: missed call, slow reply, weak capture, price friction, or unclear next step.

What you send

• The page, form, missed-call path, first reply, estimate follow-up, or booking step where buyers usually go cold after the quote or reply.
• One sentence on what a booked job, consult, repair, appointment, or shoot is worth to the business.
• The next action you currently want the buyer to take: call, book, approve, pay, schedule, or reply.

What comes back

• Leak label: the one part of the path most likely to cost the next booked job.
• Fix order: what to change first, what to ignore for now, and why.
• Buyer wording: a short reply, call opener, or next-step prompt you can use immediately.
• Proof boundary: whether the leak is obvious enough to keep using ShootRate after the review.

Not included

• A full agency audit.
• A promise that one change will create revenue.
• Unlimited consulting.
• A diagnosis, chosen fix, or reply wording for free preview users.

Good fit

• You sell a local service where one booked job, consult, shoot, repair, or appointment is worth more than the review.
• You know leads are coming in, but follow-up is inconsistent or hard to measure.
• You want one small paid proof step before committing to software, ads, or a broader rollout.

The no-hype promise

This is not positioned as a finished agency package, guaranteed result, or generic dashboard demo. It is a focused paid Pricing Audit. If the first revenue leak is not obvious, that is useful information too, and you should not buy more software before the path is clearer.