Catch the lead while they're still deciding.
Someone is on your website right now, weighing you against two other tabs. Quote-request forms that ask three things instead of thirteen, landing pages built for one job, and web chat that follows them to their phone — every capture answered in seconds, in one inbox.
Most visitors leave without a trace
It's 9pm and a homeowner is on your site, ready to get this handled. Your site says “call us” — but the office is closed, and they're not leaving a voicemail. Or there's a contact form that wants their life story before it'll take their question. Either way, they close the tab, and you never find out they were there.
The only way in is a phone call
Evenings and weekends are when people finally sit down to deal with it. If calling a closed office is the only option, they keep scrolling to a site that lets them ask.
The form asks for a life story
Twelve required fields for one simple question. They quit halfway through — and unlike a missed call, an abandoned form leaves no trace at all.
The submission goes to an inbox nobody checks
The form works. It emails an address someone looks at twice a week. By the time you reply, the job's been quoted by whoever answered the same day.
Most Visitors Vanish
The overwhelming majority of website visitors leave without ever reaching out. A form that's easy to finish is what turns a browser into a lead.
Long Forms Bleed Leads
Trimming a bloated form down to the few questions you actually need to quote can triple the number of people who finish it.
Speed Decides the Job
Reaching a new lead within five minutes instead of thirty makes them far more likely to become a real job — and most businesses take hours.
Seconds, Not Days
Leads that get a reply within the first minute convert dramatically better. The auto-response wins the lead before a competitor has read the email.
How it works
We build the capture points
We build itA short quote-request form for each service you want more of, landing pages for specific services and campaigns, and web chat on every page of your site. Built, connected, and tested by us — on the site you already have or the one we build you.
You approve the questions and the replies
You approveYou know what you need before you can quote a job — the form asks that and nothing else. You also approve every word of the instant reply, so it sounds like your business, not a bot.
Chat follows the visitor to their phone
It runs itselfThey type a question and leave their number — and the conversation continues by text. They can close the tab, put the phone in their pocket, and pick the thread back up at the kitchen table. The lead doesn't die when the browser does.
Every capture gets an answer in seconds
It runs itselfThe moment a form comes in, the person who sent it gets a reply confirming you got it and what happens next — at 2pm or 9pm. The lead lands in your inbox and pings your phone, so you follow up while they're still yours.
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What's included
- Quote-request forms that respect the visitor
- Short, mobile-first, and matched to how you actually quote — what's the problem, where is it, how do we reach you. Done in under a minute on a phone.
- Landing pages for specific services
- Your homepage sells everything you do. A landing page sells one thing — the service you want more of, or the seasonal push you're running — with one form and no exits.
- Web chat that becomes a text conversation
- Not a live-chat window you have to staff. The visitor's question turns into an SMS thread on their phone, and you answer it between jobs like any other text.
- An instant reply on every capture
- Every form fill and chat message gets an immediate acknowledgment in your words, with an honest read on when they'll hear from you — so nobody sits wondering if it went through.
- One inbox, plus the mobile app
- Every form, chat, text, and call lands in the same place, on desktop and in the iOS/Android app. No lead routed to an email address you forgot exists.
What changes in week one
No projections — just behavior you can watch happen on your own phone.
The 9pm visitor leaves a name and a number
The people who research after dinner finally have a way in that isn't calling a closed office. You wake up to leads instead of wondering.
No lead waits in an unwatched inbox
Every capture is acknowledged in seconds and pushed to your phone. The gap between “they asked” and “you answered” stops being measured in days.
You see the leads you never knew about
Every form, page, and chat feeds one inbox, labeled by where it came from — the first honest look at what your website actually produces.
The questions business owners ask.
Have any others? Contact us.
I already have a contact form. How is this different?
Probably in what happens the minute after someone hits submit. Most contact forms ask too much, then email an inbox that gets checked when things slow down. Here the form asks only what you need to quote, the sender gets an instant reply, and the lead lands in one inbox that pings your phone. The form isn't the product — the minute after it is.
Will web chat mean I'm answering messages all day?
No. This isn't staffed live chat where someone expects an answer in ten seconds. The first reply is automatic, the conversation moves to text, and you answer it between jobs like any other message. After hours, the auto-reply sets honest expectations about when you'll respond.
Where do the leads actually go?
One inbox — the same one that holds your calls, texts, and reviews — on desktop and in the mobile app, with a notification on your phone the moment anything comes in. Nothing routes to a spare email address, and every lead is labeled with the form or page it came from.
If the form is shorter, won't I get more junk leads?
You'll get more leads, and a few will be tire-kickers — that's the honest trade. But a twelve-field form doesn't filter out time-wasters; it filters out busy people with real jobs. Qualifying takes one text: “what's going on with it?” costs you ten seconds, and the instant reply already asked.
I already have a website. Why would I need landing pages?
Your website sells everything you do, to everyone. A landing page sells one service to one kind of customer — it's where an ad, a seasonal offer, or a “we're booking now” push should point, so the visitor lands on exactly what they clicked for with one form in front of them.
What does it cost?
It's part of the TGX system at $297/month flat — forms, landing pages, and chat included, not priced per page or per lead. No setup fee, month-to-month, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on the whole thing.
Give tonight's visitor a way in
See it work in the demo — fill out a form, start a chat, and watch the reply land on your phone in seconds.