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Keep the meetings coming after the pilot.

Win Work keeps reading your market, finding new work, following up, answering replies and booking meetings, with a monthly report. The price is set by how many potential clients there are in your area. A small market gets a set piece of work that ends. A big market gets a monthly. Same service, and you can see exactly why you pay what you pay.

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What ongoing work includes

The same service at every price. What changes is how long it runs and how often.

Tracking

1. New opportunities every week

New builds, contracts won, leases, expansions and hiring in your area, checked every day and added to the tracker as they appear.

Follow ups

2. Every follow up, every time

Every follow up sent in your name, and anyone who has not replied is contacted again when something new gives a real reason to.

Replies

3. Replies handled for you

Every reply answered in your name, qualified businesses booked into your calendar with a brief, and you told straight away.

Report

4. A monthly written report

What was sent, who replied, who booked and what we are hearing in your market, alongside the live tracker.

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Three prices, set by one number.

The number of potential clients in your area sets the price. We count them before you sign, so you know exactly why you pay what you pay.

Under 5050 to 300300 plusNo lock inThirty days noticePriced by market size
Under 50 potential clients

$950 per round, run each quarter when your clients are buying, and no monthly fee.

50 to 300 potential clients

$2,000 a month, with an end date agreed in writing at the start.

300 plus potential clients

$3,000 a month, month to month with thirty days notice.

Who sets the price

The size of your market, counted during the pilot or the Market Read, not a sales pitch.

Not a fit

A monthly fee in a market too small to support one. If that is the case, we say so.

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Why the price matches the market

It is why the price is fair, and why the work ends when it should.

A market that runs out
Some markets only have twenty potential clients. Worked properly, the list is done in a few months, so we run a round each quarter when they are buying, not a monthly.
A market worth a monthly
With several hundred potential clients in your area, there is always something new happening and someone new to speak to. That is what the monthly is for.
Seasonal businesses
We run at full speed through your busy season and can slow down or pause in the quiet months, agreed in writing.
When a list is worked through
We tell you, and the work ends or moves to a quarterly round. Nobody pays for a list that ran out in month two.

One number sets the price.

How many potential clients there are in your area. Under fifty, fifty to three hundred, or more. We count them before price is ever discussed, and the price follows the count.

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No lock inThirty days notice on the monthly

Nobody should be on a retainer for a list that ran out in month two.

That is why the price follows the market. It is also why the owners we tell to stop paying are often the ones who send the next referral.

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Before you book.

The questions owners ask about ongoing work, answered the same way we answer them on the call.

Is there a lock in?
No. The $3,000 monthly is month to month with thirty days notice. The $2,000 monthly has an end date agreed in writing at the start.
Can we pause in the quiet months?
Yes. Seasonal businesses can run at full speed through the busy season and slow down or pause in the quiet months, agreed in writing.
What is in the monthly report?
What was sent, who replied, who booked, what is changing in your market, and what we will do differently next month.
Can the price change?
If the number of potential clients in your area changes, the price changes with it. A new region or a new service usually does that.

How big is your market, really?

Four questions and two minutes give you a plain answer. A free call then shows you what the work would look like.

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