A flat monthly ad budget or agency retainer has no idea which kind of week it’s funding. You pay the same whether the month brought five dispatch calls and one big planned job, or three planned jobs and nothing urgent at all. The bill stays put while your revenue moves constantly.
Logistics & response
Roadside Now Or Booked Weeks Out: Logistics & Response SEO
A dispatch call doesn’t wait. Someone stranded on the shoulder calls whoever answers first, and if that isn’t you, the job is already gone. Somewhere else in your market, a different customer is doing the opposite, comparing a handful of options over several weeks before committing to a date.
Both searches can happen on the same afternoon, and most marketing built for local businesses was never designed for that. For tow operators, movers and limo services, we build the website, the Google presence and the lead tracking that catch both.
On our performance-based plan, the site costs nothing upfront, and after launch you’re billed only when a customer calls, texts or fills out a form.
Dispatch
100%
Call rate
80%
Text rate
60%
Form rate
90
Day guarantee window
10+
Verified leads, or you owe nothing more
30
Days of free support after launch
Lead rates are a share of the base rate you negotiate with us. Every entry is logged, timestamped and reviewed before it reaches an invoice.
The mismatch
Two Different Clocks, One Bank Account
One job in this industry is a quick, small ticket. The next can be many times bigger. That alone makes budgeting hard.
What makes it harder is that the two jobs often run on completely different clocks. One gets decided in the time it takes to read three search results. The other gets planned weeks ahead, sometimes with a date locked in before anyone starts calling around.
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WeeksA planned move
Two decision windows, one marketing budget trying to fund both.
The pricing follows the business, instead of the other way around.
That mismatch is common enough in this industry to name directly. A planned move often gets booked weeks out, sooner for a local job and further ahead for a long-distance one. A roadside call is decided in a few minutes: search, call, answer. Both customers are worth having. Neither should be marketed on the same clock.
That’s the case for pricing that flexes with the work. With no website fee to clear first, you pay only for a verified call, text or form submission, so the cost tracks the job instead of the calendar. A slow week costs you nothing extra, and a busy one earns its keep.
It also changes how a slow stretch feels. Under a flat retainer, a quiet week costs the same as a busy one, so every lull feels like wasted money. Under pay-per-lead, a quiet week simply costs less, because less came in.
The model
Call, Text Or Form: Each Priced By Intent
A search produces three kinds of contact: a phone call from someone who needs an answer now, a text from someone who wants a fast reply without picking up the phone, and a form from someone researching at their own pace before they’re ready to talk to anyone.
In this industry all three show up regularly, often in the same week and sometimes from the same customer at different points in their decision.
We price each one differently, on purpose. A call bills at your full negotiated rate, because it’s the highest-intent, fastest-converting contact a business like yours gets. Texts bill at 80 percent of it, forms at 60. Those numbers aren’t arbitrary. They reflect how differently the three convert into paid work, so you never pay dispatch-call money for an inquiry that hasn’t decided anything yet.
- 100%Phone call
- 80%Text conversation
- 60%Form submission
The bigger point sits under the pricing: nothing is billed until it’s verified.
- No charge for a click.
- No charge for a page view.
- No charge for a ranking that looks good on a report but never became a conversation with a customer.
We review every call recording, text thread and form submission by hand, and you can check each one yourself before an invoice is final.
90 days
All of it is backed by a floor of 10 verified leads inside a guarantee window of 90 days or more. If we miss that number, you keep the site, the Google Business Profile and everything else we built, and you owe nothing going forward, not even for the site itself. The full terms and the dispute process are written out on our process page. Here, we want to show why the model fits what you deal with day to day.
Check Whether This Fits Your Operation
Two minutes tells you whether it fits: call, text or book online.
One system
Three Channels, Odd Hours, One System
None of this works as separate pieces.
What the build covers
- A Rebuilt Website
- An Actively Managed Google Business Profile
- Citations That Confirm Where You Operate
- Backlinks That Build Authority In Your Service Area
- A Dedicated Tracking Number That Logs Every Call, Text And Form
That’s one connected build, run by one partner, not five vendors who never compare notes.
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Tracking matters more here than for most local businesses. When contact arrives through three channels at unpredictable hours, an owner who only asks how much traffic the site got this month is watching the wrong number. What matters is which channel produces paying work, and that only shows when every call, text and form is logged, timestamped and reviewed rather than estimated.
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Speed shapes the build, too. We already know how tow, moving and limo customers search, so no time goes into learning your industry before the pages that win calls get built. That matters more in an industry where a competitor who already outranks you keeps winning calls while you wait. Every day a build sits unfinished, someone else’s number shows up first.
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Citations and backlinks get built around your service area, not a generic template applied to any logistics business in any city. If you cover a particular stretch of highway or a defined moving radius, your online presence needs to say exactly that, consistently, in every directory and listing where you appear. Inconsistent listings are one of the quieter ways a business loses ground in local search, and they’re easy to miss when the website, the Google profile and the citations sit with three different people instead of one.
The screening
Your Service Area, Checked Before Signing
Before any performance-based work starts, we evaluate your specific market.
The screening exists for one reason: taking on a market we can’t realistically rank helps neither of us. It costs you time you didn’t need to spend, and it costs us the credibility of a guarantee we couldn’t back. So we run the numbers first, and if a market isn’t a strong fit yet, we say so plainly instead of signing a contract we already suspect won’t work out.
A “not yet” isn’t a rejection.
It’s information you can use, whether that means going a different route, building up your review count or domain age first, or coming back once conditions change.
What we look at
- 01 How old your domain is and what authority it already carries
- 02 Your review count against the businesses outranking you
- 03 How crowded your market already is
- 04 How much search volume exists for what you do in your area
An owner who’s been burned by a vague marketing pitch deserves a straight answer, even when the answer is “not yet.”
The other path
If You’d Rather Skip The SEO Altogether
Website + Google Profile
Flat fee
No page cap · Google Business Profile optimized · No local SEO
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Performance-based pricing isn’t the only path, and it isn’t right for every stage of a business. If you’re newer, if your market isn’t ready for the screening above, or if you’d simply rather pay once with no per-lead billing afterward, the flat-fee option runs on its own, with no SEO attached.
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Pricing is flat: one fee for the whole build, never an hourly rate that creeps. There’s no page cap, so the site grows to fit your service area and your fleet. Every project includes in-depth original local content written for each page, full on-page SEO and schema markup, unlimited revisions until you’re happy, and 30 days of support after launch. You own the finished site the day it goes live, with no ongoing obligation attached.
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For a newer logistics or response operation, this is often the sensible first step: build the professional presence now, then move to the performance-based model once your domain has the age and history to pass the same screening. The two paths aren’t competitors. One is often how a business gets ready for the other.
The Google Business Profile optimization you’d get through the SEO comes with this option too, along with the same commitment to a working phone number and a mobile-friendly layout from the day the site goes live. The difference isn’t quality.
See What Each Option IncludesThe difference is who carries the risk that enough customers reach out to justify the investment.
Website + Google Profile · paid once With a flat fee, that risk sits with you.
Website + Local SEO · $0 upfront, then per lead With performance-based pricing, there’s no website fee, and that risk sits with us.
Go deeper
Speed, Mobile And Lead Checks For Dispatch
Next step
Urgent Or Planned, Start The Conversation
Your next call might need answering in ten minutes, or your next customer might be three weeks from deciding. Either way, the question is the same: is your market ready, and are we the right fit for it? Finding out costs nothing and takes one conversation.
In the middle of something urgent? Call or text, and you’ll hear back the same day, usually within the hour.
Rather take your time comparing options? The form works just as well.
Questions
What Tow, Moving And Limo Owners Ask First
Still have a question?
Same-day replyTiming doesn’t change it. Every call, text and form submission is logged with a timestamp and reviewed by hand before it’s billed, whether it came in on a busy dispatch afternoon or after someone spent three weeks planning. Calls bill at the full rate, texts at 80 percent and forms at 60 percent, so the type of contact sets the price, not how fast the decision happened. You can check every entry before an invoice is final, and the full billing and dispute detail is on our process page.
Both. The evaluation looks at your market and your current visibility, not your headcount. A one-truck operation and a ten-vehicle crew go through the same screening, and the same model applies to each.
We tell you directly, along with what’s holding it back: a thin review count, dense competition, low search volume or a domain that’s still too new to compete. Website design is still an option, and performance-based work is worth revisiting once those numbers move. A “not yet” doesn’t stop you from building a professional site in the meantime, and a new site is often part of what closes the gap before the next screening.
Every call, text and form submission routes through a dedicated tracking number and is logged the moment it arrives, whatever the hour. Nothing in the setup assumes business hours, because a share of this industry’s calls come in outside them.
Yes. The site you own outright becomes the foundation. Once it has built up enough age and history, it’s ready for the same screening described above, and you can add performance-based work on top of what you already have whenever you’re ready.
There isn’t one: the site is built to what your operation covers, from a single tow truck to a mover working several cities, and the price stays the same.