Every marine lead gets an immediate response, a qualified conversation and persistent follow-up — before another shop gets the job.
Leave your number and the system texts you inside a minute — the same system that would respond to and work your marine leads. No Zoom. No sales call required.
Enter your number. Your phone will buzz inside a minute, and you'll experience how the system responds, follows up and qualifies a conversation in real time.
That text thread is the product. If you don't like how it handled you, you definitely don't want it handling your customers.
Answer at 10pm from the dock or three days later — it works on your schedule. Reply STOP at any time and it stops. It won't chase you for weeks; that's the whole point.
The lead comes in at 8pm Saturday. Someone sees it Monday. By then he's texted two other shops.
A name and a number tells you nothing. Make, length, scope, photos, and whether he's actually buying — that's a project.
The ones who went quiet six months ago still own the boat. Nobody ever goes back for them.
You can't tell a bad ad from a missed callback. So you cut the ad budget and the problem gets worse.
You shouldn't lose a job you already paid to find just because a text went unanswered.
A live PPF inquiry for Marine Wraps USA, a South Florida wrap and paint-protection shop. Names shortened, nothing else changed.
Console, outdoor kitchen, black roof taking sun. That's a quotable job, not a name on a list.
Boat lands in six weeks. A calendar item instead of a lead that mysteriously goes quiet.
No price guessing, no warranty promises. The second he's qualified, it hands off and gets out of the way.
This one asked about a wrap months earlier and never moved forward. He still had the boat. A Fairline 78.
If you've been generating leads for a while, there's a good chance you're sitting on opportunities like this — and no new ad spend is required to go back and work them.
Most shops can report the first number and the last one. Everything in between is where the money is, and it's invisible. Including whether anyone on your side actually called.
You don't need more raw leads. You need more of the leads you're already paying for to make it to a real sales conversation. That's the whole job.
No percentage of your jobs, no commission to argue about, nothing to reconcile at the end of the month. Ad spend is separate and goes straight to the platform — I never mark it up.
Need help with acquisition too? Ask about Meta and Google ad management — separate from this, and optional.
First month paid up front. After that it's month to month — no contract, no notice period, no clawback games.
I don't run competing shops in the same service area. If your territory's taken, I'll tell you straight.
If nobody at your shop can call a qualified lead back within a day, this won't fix that. I'll say so rather than take the money.
I'm Antonio Thompson. I've spent the last two years running Meta ads for marine businesses — flooring, wraps, paint protection — from South Florida to Cape Cod.
I also built a boat-flooring lead marketplace and watched it lose money. Not because the ads failed — the leads came in cheap — but because the shops on the other end couldn't work them fast enough. That was an expensive lesson, and it's the reason this exists.
You won't spend the first call explaining your business to me.
Four fields and your phone buzzes. Answer when you get a second. If it's not a fit, you've lost five minutes and seen exactly what your own leads would experience.
Every lead nobody answers is ad money you've already spent.
No Zoom. No sales presentation. You'll get a text, not a call.