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Lost leads. Real revenue.

Turn lost leads into booked jobs.

LeadRevive gives high-ticket local service businesses a consistent way to follow up with old, missed, and unbooked leads—without adding more chasing to your team's day.

30-day pilot · Built around your offer, service area, and sales process

Built for local businesses where one job matters

RoofingHVACPlumbingElectricalRemodelingOutdoor services

The gap we close

Your next customer may already be in your inbox.

You paid to earn the lead. Then a busy day, a late reply, or an unanswered quote left the conversation behind. LeadRevive gives those prospects a clear reason to re-engage—and gives your team qualified replies to handle.

Always working

Follow-up that doesn't depend on another reminder.

We set up useful text and email sequences for old and unbooked leads, with messaging designed around your business—not generic automation.

Clear handoffs

When a prospect responds, your team gets the context needed to take the next step.

Honest signal

You see the conversations and outcomes. No made-up dashboards or inflated guarantees.

How the pilot works

Same leads. A brighter tomorrow.

  1. 01

    Bring your dormant leads

    Share the contacts and context your team has already collected.

  2. 02

    We build the recovery path

    We align the message, offer, timing, and reply handoff around your operation.

  3. 03

    Your team books the work

    Re-engaged prospects return with a clear next move for your team to take.

Lead Recovery Pilot

A focused first 30 days for $500.

We'll assess your lead list, activate a tailored recovery sequence, and give your team a practical process for moving replies toward an appointment.

Start the $500 pilot

A practical place to start

Recovering one or two valuable jobs may help offset the system.

Outcomes depend on your lead quality, offer, and sales process. The pilot gives us a clear way to see what's possible before you commit to a longer engagement.

Questions before you start