The Call Engine for Denver Service Businesses
Website and local SEO as one system, measured on calls. If your calls have not gone up by month three, you stop paying. Published pricing, no 12-month lock-in.
48 hours, no call required.
$1,500 to $6,500 setup, which is the website, then $750 to $1,500 a month. Your figure on paper before the first hour of work.
If your marketing is not making the phone ring, it is decoration. Calls, not reports.
You Paid for Marketing and the Phone Stayed Quiet
You hired an SEO company. The reports came every month. Impressions up, traffic up, everything trending green. The phone did not ring. You asked, and you were told to wait.
Or you bought leads instead. So did five other contractors, for the same lead. Tire kickers, price shoppers, people who found somebody to do it for a hundred bucks.
And the jobs that actually pay, the $5,000 and $15,000 ones, went to whoever showed up on Google Maps first. The report hides that. The map shows it.
Three Parts, One Job
The Call Now Ladder.
Ranking you for the words people type when they need you today. Electrician near me. Garage door repair Parker. Not trivia keywords that make a report look good but carry no volume behind them.
The SELL Page.
A page for every service you offer, each one built to sell that specific job and put your number one tap away. Your site stops being a business card and starts being your best closer.
The Green Grid.
Your scoreboard. A ten mile map around your address turned from red to green, and one figure counted underneath it: the calls your Google profile actually sent you.
Every account in your name.
Domain, hosting, files, content and Google profile registered to you on day one, so there is nothing to claw back if you leave. Any access I still hold reaches you within one business day.
Your price fixed in writing.
Agreed before anything starts and it does not move. No 12-month lock-in either. Month to month with 30 days notice, and people stay for years because the phone keeps ringing rather than because a contract traps them.
Search Runs on a Six Month Clock and Ads Run on a One Week Clock, Which Is Why These Are Not Sold Separately
This is the part that decides whether buying the two halves separately is a good idea, and almost nobody explains it, because explaining it makes the second invoice harder to send.
Search work matures slowly. Movement on the easier terms in month one or two, real call volume around month six, full return at about a year. None of that can be rushed, and anyone telling you otherwise is describing something that does not happen.
Ads do the opposite. They produce calls in week one and stop the day you stop paying. On their own they are rent. Nothing accumulates, and the moment the card is declined you are invisible again.
Run separately, you get the worst half of each. You either sit through a six month gap with nothing coming in, or you rent traffic indefinitely while never building anything you own.
Run together, the ads carry the first few months and then get turned down as organic takes over the same searches. Two instruments, one goal, and the spend curve bends downward instead of staying flat forever.
That is the whole reason this is priced as one thing rather than a build here and a retainer there. The handover between the two clocks is the product.
It is also why I will say no on the first call if I do not think I can move your calls, rather than take a setup fee and find out together in month four.
Ad spend is billed direct to you and never marked up, which is the only honest way to run the ads half of this. The two sides are covered on their own pages if you want the detail: web design in Denver and local SEO in Denver.
How It Works
The teardown.
$47. Your map, your competitors' coverage, and the two or three moves that would change it fastest. Yours to keep whether you hire me or not.
Build.
Most sites are live in two to three weeks. Half up front, half at launch. Your call count is recorded before launch, from your own profile and a tracked number.
Ads carry it.
Calls from week one while the search side matures. Spend billed direct to you at cost. Month three is where the guarantee gets measured against your own call log.
Organic takes over.
The typical client is fielding roughly ten more calls a week and five to ten more form submissions than before. Trade work follows the calendar, so expect that to swell and thin with your season.
Published, Not Contact Us
$1,500 to $6,500Setup, which is the website, priced the same as buying that website on its own. Then $750 to $1,500 a month. Before the first hour of work happens I put your figure on paper, and that is the figure you pay.
Denver agencies typically charge $1,500 to $3,500 a month on a required twelve month agreement, with no guarantee attached and usually no number until after a sales call.
The full breakdown is published. If you are south of the city, the Castle Rock page is the local version of this.
The Objections, Answered Honestly
I have been burned by an SEO company before.
So have most of my clients. That is why the teardown is cheap, the plan is yours to keep whether you hire me or not, and the scoreboard is your own Google call log. You never have to take my word for anything.
Am I signing a long contract?
No 12-month lock-in. The build is a single project with a start and a finish. The SEO side bills month to month, and 30 days notice ends it. People stay for years because the phone keeps ringing, not because a contract traps them.
How fast will the phone ring?
The site converts from day one. Map rankings build over months. By month six the typical client is fielding roughly ten more calls a week than the phone took before, and if yours have not moved by month three you stop paying.
What does the Call Engine cost?
A setup fee of $1,500 to $6,500, which is the website and is priced the same as buying that website on its own, then $750 to $1,500 a month. Before the first hour of work happens, I put your figure on paper, and that is the figure you pay.
Why not just buy leads?
You can. So do five other contractors, for the same lead. The Call Engine makes you the one they call directly, with nobody else on the ticket, and you own the asset that produced the call.
Can you guarantee I will rank number one?
No, and you should walk away from anyone who says they can. Rankings belong to Google. My promise sits where the money is: flat calls at month three mean the billing stops, and I stay on the job at no charge until they climb.
What happens to everything if I leave?
It all leaves with you. The domain, hosting, files, content and Google profile were registered in your name on day one, so there is nothing to claw back. Any access I still hold reaches you within one business day.
Do you use AI to write my website?
No. Google's 2026 systems actively flag generated content and your customers can tell. I interview you and write from your words, your jobs and your towns.
Why is the ad spend billed direct to me?
Because marking up ad spend gives me a reason to want you spending more, and that is a reason you should not be paying for. It goes on your card at cost and you can see every dollar of it in your own account.
Where I Work
Based in Parker, Colorado, on Front Range job sites in person. Ten years building local service websites, and one business per trade per town, so if yours is taken I will say so rather than book a call.
Start With the $47 Teardown
Your town is searching right now and the only question is who they find. I'll run your map, show you where you're invisible, and hand you the plan. Forty-eight hours. Yours to keep either way.
$47, free if you go ahead with any service. If you do not see an increase in calls by month three, I work for free until you do.
Your Local Site Design LLC
1394 Deertrack Ln
Parker, CO 80134
(303) 981-0908