Plyntr connects the CRM, the phone, the books, the website, and the ads. The answer you need lands on one screen, and there’s a real person to call when something breaks.
Trying the new stuff: a chatbot here, an auto-drafted email there. Helpful, but nothing about how the business runs has changed.
Three to five platforms: CRM, phone, books, scheduling. Each one works fine on its own. None of them talk to each other. You’re still pulling numbers from four tabs every morning.
Same tools, now talking to each other. The numbers reconcile themselves, and the answer is on one screen in plain English.
If you’re in the first two camps, you’re not doing anything wrong. You just haven’t connected the dots yet. Getting businesses from camp two to camp three is the whole job.
We build you a hub: one login, wired into the tools you already pay for. Each tool keeps doing its job. The hub reads them all and gives owners and managers the whole business on one screen, with reporting that goes deeper than any single tool can.
A lead emails in at 9pm and is in your CRM by 9:01, typed correctly, with no screenshots and no duct-tape automation that breaks on the weekend.
Your phone calls get read, and once a month you find out what customers actually keep asking for.
Your close rate weighted by dollars, so the one big job you lost doesn’t hide behind ten small wins.
An instant-price tool on your website. A visitor gets a number in ten seconds and books a visit while they're still curious.
We sit down, learn how your business actually works, and build around that. It nearly always comes down to three moves:
The hub. Your tools connected under one login, with reporting that goes deeper than any of them can alone. The question that used to take all morning takes a minute.
We read the search terms, listen to what the calls were about, and follow each dollar from click to closed job. The report comes back in plain English.
Fast and modern, wired into the ads and the CRM. When someone fills out the form, you'll know which ad brought them in and what happened after.
Building starts in week one, on whatever eats the most of your time. You feel the difference in days.
If something is feel-good tech, or you already get it free somewhere else, we’ll tell you to keep your money.
Every automated message ships approval-first. It earns autonomy the way a new employee would: by being right, repeatedly.
If you can’t repeat our report to a friend over lunch, we wrote it wrong and we’ll rewrite it.
Every dollar of spend gets approved by you before it goes anywhere. No surprises on the invoice.
We’d rather earn next month than hold you to a contract. Leave whenever. We’ll even help you pack.
The connection work leads, and the marketing stays. Most of what we build works better when the ads and the website feed the same system: the quote tool becomes the ad, and the calls the ads bring in get read by the same team that tunes the keywords. One team handles both.
* Yes, real prices on the page. If an agency makes you sit through three sales calls before you hear a number, that’s a tactic.
It exists to confuse people who don’t do marketing for a living. We think that’s dishonest, so we dropped it. Here’s the whole vocabulary we actually need:
What’s working. What isn’t. What it costs. What we’d do next.
“They designed a website for me and were willing to do more for me than I expected. Joe & Titus were quick to respond to my questions and requests and I highly recommend this company!”
One conversation. We’ll map the tools your business runs on, show you what connecting them could look like, and hand you a plan you can act on, whether or not you hire us.
P.S. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so and point you toward someone who is.