Custom tools that turn visitors into leads
A generic contact form gets ignored. A tool that answers the customer's actual question, like what size they need or what a job will cost, gets used, and gets you their name and number while it's at it.
Tools I've already built
The itemized quote builder and photo quote form are already part of Core at $99 a month. For a tire shop, I built a tire size finder covering 174 sizes, see it on Marvelouz Tires' case study. The free Google and AI visibility check on this site is one too, it asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity live who they'd recommend and shows you the answer, see /check. More builds are on /work.
What's included vs what's custom
- Photo quote forms and itemized quote builders: already in Core
- Lead qualifier quizzes, finder tools and calculators: scoped and quoted on a call
- The visibility checker on this site: built by me, free to use, not sold as a standalone product
Who this is for
Any business where customers have a question a plain form can't answer well: sizing, pricing ranges, eligibility, scheduling. If people usually have to call and ask before they'll buy, a tool like this answers that question before the phone even rings.
How it works
I start with the one question your customers ask most, and build a tool around answering it while capturing their contact info at the same time. It's quoted on a call once I know what the tool needs to do and where it plugs into your site.
Recent work for local businesses
Custom build
Simple tools like a quote form are already in Core. Bigger custom builds are scoped and quoted on a call.
Want the full plan list? See pricing.
Questions
No. A chat assistant answers open-ended questions in a conversation. These tools do one specific job well, like finding a size or building a quote. See AI assistant development.
Usually, yes, as long as I can get access to add the code.
Some do, like the visibility checker on this site, which calls AI models directly. Others, like a quote builder or size finder, are built with regular logic because that's the better fit for the job. I use whichever one actually works, not whichever sounds more impressive.
It depends on what the tool needs to do. Simple ones like a quote form are already part of Core at $99 a month. Bigger custom builds are quoted once I know the scope.