Founding members · 12 seats
Only 5 seats left.
You put your real costs in once. After that every repair, every visit and every quote comes out already covering your overhead, your truck, your warranty and the profit you planned on. No spreadsheet. No second-guessing in the driveway.
Diagnostic waived, member price on all three repairs. He saves $310 today — the plan paid for itself on this one visit, with $11 left over.
Everyone after you pays $999 to $2,999 to get set up. You pay $500 no matter how big your company is.
Claim Your Founding SeatIf You Already Own the 2.0 Workbook
What You Do Today
Fourteen cells for one repair. You have to remember which ones are yours to fill in, which ones the sheet works out, and which row to read. Get one wrong and you'll never know.
What You'll Do Instead
You tap the repair. All of this is already inside that $395:
You set those once. Every price after that carries them for you.
Same job. Same math underneath. The difference is you’re not the one doing it any more.
If This Is New to You
What You Get
Equipment is in beta · maintenance is next
Beta gets your repair book running and your equipment book with it. Both are built from the same numbers you set up once — your name on them, your colors, your guarantees.
Three families in beta — split heat pumps, AC with gas furnace, and package units — priced by tonnage. You upload your own equipment pricing with your extended warranties, and the page builds from it the same way every repair price does. Example figures above; yours come out of your own numbers.
A plan is only worth selling if it makes money at the price you set. These are built from your real cost of a visit, not copied off somebody else’s brochure.
Maintenance plans land next, and founding members get them at the rate they locked — no second setup fee, ever. That is the whole reason to be in the first twelve rather than the second.
What You'll Pay
You keep $859 in your first year, then $360 every year after.
You keep $1,099 in your first year, then $600 every year after.
You keep $2,579 in your first year, then $1,080 every year after.
You keep $4,299 in your first year, then $1,800 every year after.
Nineteen users and up, let’s talk. You are on this ladder for good. Hire two more men and you move to the next rung at the founder rate — the one everybody else pays to get on it never applies to you.
Say You Run Six in the Field and Three in the Office
What Your $500 Buys
Twelve Seats · First Come, First Served
Every ticket you write covers the man, the van, the office, the callback you'll owe in eight months — and the profit you meant to make.
You only pay
One-time. Covers your whole setup,
however big your company is.
Then your discounted monthly founder rate starts — the day your company goes live, not today. Locked for as long as you keep the seat.
Everyone after beta
One-time. Setup alone.
Then the full monthly price — higher than yours at every company size, and it keeps climbing as they grow.
If you bought the Net Profit Pricing workbook, this is where your numbers finally go to work.
So before these twelve seats go anywhere else, they’re yours to take. And not a dollar of what you spent is wasted — your overhead, your pay rates, your billable hours, your truck costs and every repair you added yourself all come across with you. You didn’t buy a spreadsheet back then. You built your numbers, and this is where they finally go to work.
The $500 is non-refundable and it pays for your setup in full. Founding members agree to 6 paid months after their company goes live. Nothing else is charged until your company is live and running.
Stripe takes the payment. Your card details never touch this page.
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