A custom home is a 24 month decision. Most builders capture an inquiry, reply once, and go quiet, then wonder who got the job. We install the system that stays in the conversation until they're ready to sign.
Family compound, BoerneNew inquiry · tagged automatically · team emailed in 30 seconds
Historic reno, King WilliamNurture email 3 of 6 · opened twice
Medical buildout, Stone OakReplied to newsletter · moved to Qualified
Hospitality, FredericksburgInquired 14 months ago · still warm
Builders spend real money getting found. Almost none of it is spent on what happens in the 700 days between "I'm just starting to look" and "here's the deposit."
A form fires an email to one inbox. Someone's on a job site. It gets buried under supplier invoices. Nobody ever knows a $2M lead came in.
Your team answers once. The prospect isn't ready, they're 18 months out. There's no second, fifth, or twentieth touch. So the builder who does follow up gets the project.
No CRM means no record of who asked about what. No list means when you finally have something to say, there's nobody to say it to.
"They didn't pick another builder because he was better. They picked him because he was still there when they were finally ready."
Why we built thisThis isn't a retainer for "some marketing." It's a specific, finite system with a specific job: catch every inquiry, and stay useful to it until the day they're ready to build.
A landing page built to convert builder inquiries, plus a real lead magnet worth trading an email for. Email only opt in, because every extra field costs you leads.
Week 2The visitors who don't fill out the form are the majority. We catch them:
Post a project. Someone comments "BUILD". They're sent the lead magnet by DM, and their email lands in your pipeline. Social attention converted into an owned asset instead of a like.
Week 2Every lead captured, tagged automatically by project type, and worked through an actual pipeline, with progress reports so you can see it moving.
Six genuinely useful emails across their first 30 days. Not "just checking in", the questions a first time custom home client doesn't know to ask yet. You become the expert before you're ever the vendor.
Week 2Five starter replies your team can send in seconds, written for the projects you actually get:
The piece almost nobody does, and the reason this works. One email a month keeps your name in front of a list that takes two years to mature. By the time they're ready, you're the only builder they've heard from all year.
First send: day 30Buyers now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI "who's the best builder in my area?" Every month we report where you show up, where your competitors show up instead, and what's moving.
Monthly reportVague retainers are how agencies protect themselves. Here's the whole scope, both sides of it.
Every month, for $1,997
So there are no surprises
No six month discovery phase. The pipeline is catching leads before most agencies finish the kickoff deck.
CRM stood up, pipeline stages built, automatic tagging and instant team alerts live.
Funnel and lead magnet launched, full capture layer installed, pixels firing, comment to DM connected.
Nurture sequence live, response templates handed to your team, everything tested end to end.
First monthly newsletter goes out. First AI authority report lands in your inbox.
Done for you capture & follow up for custom builders
Setup: $2,500 waived
Month to month · no contract · cancel any time
Illustrative math using a $500K average project, not a forecast or a guarantee. Your average project value, close rate, and market determine your actual return. We don't promise a number of projects, see "what's not included" above.
A 20-minute call. If it's not a fit, we'll tell you.
Twelve specific places custom home inquiries quietly disappear between "contact us" and "contract signed", and the one line fix for each. Most builders find three or four they're losing right now.
Read it in ten minutes. Fix half of it yourself. Not ready to talk? Take this instead.
Good, keep them. This isn't a website or a social package. It's the layer underneath both: what happens to a lead after they raise their hand. Most builders have decent visibility and no follow up at all, which is why the marketing feels like it isn't working.
Most good builders' do. That's exactly the list this protects. A referral who isn't ready for eighteen months is the single easiest project to lose, because nobody's talking to them. The newsletter alone is often the highest return part of the system for a referral driven builder.
Month to month, no contract, cancel any time. The setup fee is waived, so there's nothing you're paying off. If it isn't earning its keep, you stop.
We do, written for builders, then sent to you before anything goes out. You'll approve the voice early on. Once it's dialed in, most clients stop reviewing and just read the monthly report.
Roughly two hours in week one to point us at your project types, past inquiries, and voice. After that, about fifteen minutes a month reviewing the newsletter and the pipeline report. Your team's only new habit is using the response templates.
Because a retargeting audience takes months to build and costs nothing to start. Install it today and in six months you have thousands of people who visited your site sitting there, ready, if you ever decide to run ads. Skip it today and in six months you start from zero. It's the cheapest thing on the list and the one builders regret not doing sooner.
A growing share of buyers now open ChatGPT or Perplexity and ask who the best builder in their area is. Those answers are being formed right now, and most builders have no idea whether they appear in them. The monthly report tells you where you stand against your competitors so it isn't a blind spot.
We'll say so on the call. This works for builders with real project flow and no follow up system. If you're just starting out, or you need leads generated from scratch rather than captured and worked, this isn't the right first move and we'll tell you what is.
A 20-minute call. We'll look at what happens to an inquiry on your site today, and you'll get a straight answer about whether this is worth doing.
Kelly ZauberYou'll talk to him, not a setter. He builds these systems himself and works with builders across San Antonio, Austin, and the Hill Country.