Managed growth

Generate demand—and keep the follow-up connected.

Search, ads, landing pages, and creative work better when the call, qualification, booking, and outcome stay visible.

Lead Engine Managed is not managed acquisition.

The $697/month Managed plan is an assisted software and implementation tier that replaces Core. The services on this page are optional, separately scoped acquisition work. Ad spend is never included in a management fee.

Managed services are separate on purpose

Choose the channels the market and team can support.

The platform creates the operating foundation. High-touch acquisition is scoped around geography, competition, capacity, service mix, budget, and proof.

Local visibility

Local SEO and Google Business Profile

Technical and on-page work, local content, profile operations, citations, and conversion improvements tied to useful commercial intent.

Starting at $1,500/month

Demand capture

Google Ads and LSA support

Campaigns built around service, geography, call quality, capacity, and a path from search to qualified opportunity.

Starting at $1,750/month · ad spend separate

Demand creation

Meta ads and creative

Offers, landing pages, retargeting, and creative developed for the job type and buying stage—not a generic feed of boosted posts.

Starting at $1,500/month · media and production separate

Conversion

Landing pages and experiments

Fast, focused pages with one offer, consent-aware measurement, and clear criteria for deciding whether a test worked.

Clarity

Call and lead-quality review

Separate spam, wrong-area calls, poor fit, missed calls, and sales-process failures before blaming a channel or scaling spend.

Reporting

One source-to-pipeline scorecard

Evaluate the channel against the same qualified, booked, proposal, and won/lost stages used by the team.

Scope before spend

Ad budget is not a management fee.

Every proposal separates media spend, management, setup, creative, landing pages, usage, and optional tools. Paid campaigns remain off until the budget and launch are approved.

Before a managed channel starts

  • Service area and capacity are confirmed
  • Job types and qualification rules are written down
  • Phone, form, and follow-up routes are tested
  • Conversion and lead-quality definitions are agreed
  • Spend and management costs are separated in writing
Your next step

Start with the lead flow before adding another channel.

We will confirm the product foundation, operational leaks, current demand, and the few actions most likely to improve the system.