The Sales Partner Toolkit — One Lead, Start to Finish

1 · You dial from a protected list

Active partners work a batch of licensed-contractor leads sized to your stated weekly hours — up to 500 at a time, protected for 90 days — yours alone while protected. Every batch is scrubbed against the federal Do Not Call registry before it reaches you: the list is ready to dial, and the compliance work is done before you ever see a number. You log every call in your sheet; that log is part of how closes find their way back to you (step 6).

2 · Voicemail? That's not a dead end here

Most cold calls hit voicemail. Most reps leave “call me back” — which nobody does. Your voicemail asks for something better:

“Don't call me back — try this instead: call [your demo number], pretend you're a customer with a clogged kitchen sink — say yes or press 1 when it asks — and watch it text you back and book the job. Takes about a minute.”

A 60-second, zero-pressure ask that lets the product do the pitching. The script is written for you, word for word.

3 · The contractor calls your demo number

Maybe that evening, maybe two days later. They call, the AI answers, they say yes or press 1, hang up — and within seconds it texts them, identifies their “clogged sink,” quotes a price, and books them an appointment on a real calendar. They just experienced exactly what their own missed callers would experience. Because the number is yours alone, that call is tagged to you automatically — nothing for the contractor to type or remember.

4 · Your phone buzzes — the hot tip

This is the moment the toolkit exists for. You get an alert:

A contractor who watched the product work seconds ago is the warmest lead in this business. You're not cold-calling anymore — you're calling someone back about a thing they just did.

5 · Texts reach you too

If a prospect texts your demo number instead — people text back the number they dialed — every message is forwarded to you, word for word. Nothing a prospect sends you ever falls on the floor.

6 · The close finds you three ways

When a contractor you worked becomes a customer, the signup is matched back to you by their demo call to your number, by your personal signup link, and by your logged calls on your assigned leads. If they sign up on their own two weeks later, it still lands in your column — which is why logging your dials matters. The exact rules — signal order, the 90-day window, how disputes are handled — are written down on the matching rules page.

7 · Your weekly report

A plain email, every week: the batches you hold and when their protection expires, contacts added or removed since last report (with a prompt to re-pull your sheet when something changed), your demo line's activity — every call and text it took for you — and the closes credited to you. No portal, no login — the email is the report.

The objection library — a taste

Real objections from real contractor conversations, with the comebacks that work. Two examples:

• “$99 a month? That's steep.” — “One saved job pays for the month — and you're not buying it today. 30-day free trial, $0 at signup. Try it free and count the jobs it catches.”
• “My customers will hate talking to an AI.” — “It's not a robo-call — it's texting, and the first message names your business. Don't take my word for it: call my demo line and see for yourself.”

The full library — organized by category, growing with every partner's calls — comes at onboarding. When a contractor hits you with something new, you send us their exact words and the library gets stronger for everyone.

What this adds up to

Every piece points the same direction: the demo does the pitching, the system does the remembering, and you spend your time on the two things only a person can do — getting a contractor to try the demo, and calling them back while it's hot. Commission details, bonus structure, and the straight answers are on the Sales Partner page.