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8 to 12 booked estimates a month, or you pay nothing

Get Off the Brush.
Run Your Painting Business Like a CEO.

You chase the leads all day, then paint all week. I take the chasing off your plate. Homeowners who are ready to buy, booked on your calendar. You show up and quote.

See If Your Market Is Open

15 minutes. If it's not a fit, I'll tell you on the call.

Local businesses I've worked with

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You Didn't Start This to Work Two Jobs

  • Dinner with your phone in your hand. You're texting price shoppers while your kid asks you something twice before you hear it.

  • Four quotes this week. Nothing to show for it. Two ghosted. One wanted a number over the phone. That's six hours of driving you'll never bill.

  • Take a week off and the pipeline goes quiet. Because you are the pipeline. That's not a business. That's a very demanding job.

How It Works

  1. We get homeowners interested

    Ads that put your work in front of homeowners in your area who want their house painted.

  2. My team calls every single one

    Not you. We call and text each lead, find out who's serious, and book only the good ones.

  3. Your calendar fills with estimates

    All you do is show up and quote. No phone tag, no chasing, no admin at nine at night.

Most companies hand you a list of leads and wish you luck. We do the calling.

Painting contractor

Nazarii Hasn't Touched a Brush in Months

Nazarii K.

Nazarii K.

Residential Painting Contractor

Nazarii was on the ladder every day with one other painter. He wanted to step back and run the business, but he couldn't justify hiring until the work was reliably there. So we filled his calendar first and let him hire against something real. Today he's booked four weeks out, and the only thing he does on a job site is walk it and write the estimate.

Crew size
2 4
painters
His role now
Estimates only
no longer painting
Booked out
4 weeks
in advance

Other Results I've Gotten Clients

Mike and Hans both run auto repair shops. Same shape of business as yours: local, appointment-driven, high ticket.

Mike M.

Mike M.

Auto Repair Shop Owner · 30 years in business

Thirty years in, and May 2026 was the best month he's ever had.

Mike didn't want growth that meant more stress on him personally. So we changed how work comes in instead of how hard he chases it. He went from one technician to three.

Technicians
1 3
Best month in 30 years
May 2026

“More inquiries than we've really ever had in our business.”

Hans M.

Auto Repair Shop Owner

5.0 rating · all 6 reviews

What Clients Say

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

“When it comes to digital marketing, especially for contractors, there's really nobody else out there who offers the level of support and effectiveness... It's comprehensive, and is practically guaranteed to increase your reach.”
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

“...a self-motivated, driven, thoughtful service provider. He exhibits utmost integrity, willingness to accommodate client needs and maximize usage of the latest technology to provide meaningful solutions.”
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

“...guided me through tools and workflows that saved me hours of manual work each week... made a huge difference in my productivity. I highly recommend him to anyone looking to leverage AI effectively!”
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

“...very knowledgeable about digital marketing and helped me understand how to use AI tools to save time and work more efficiently. Highly recommend!”
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What Changes in 90 Days

Your evenings are yours

The phone stops being a leash. Dinner is dinner and Saturday is Saturday.

Better jobs, not more jobs

Fewer driveways, higher close rate, bigger tickets. Your quoting time turns into revenue instead of mileage.

You can finally hire

Steady work is what lets you add a painter without gambling. It's how Nazarii went from two to four.

This Isn't for Everybody

Don't do this if:

  • Your crew is maxed out and you're not hiring. More estimates just make a mess.
  • You won't run the estimates yourself for a few months while your crew takes over the brush.
  • You compete on being the cheapest. If price is your only pitch, they'll find someone lower.

It's not magic. It only works if you show up to the estimates we book.

Vince Carter
Who You'll Be Talking To

I'm Vince

Founder, TurboLeads

I'm not going to pretend I have fifty painting companies. I have one. I'm looking for my second.

Which means you're not client number 47 getting handed to a junior account manager. You get me and my cell number, for as long as you're a client. That stops being possible once I've got twenty of these.

“They're more on the ball than I am most of the time.”
Hans M., client

You Carry None of the Risk

You get 8 to 12 booked estimates a month, or you pay nothing and I send you $1,000.

I hit the number

You're done with phone tag. Your calendar fills with homeowners ready to buy, and your nights belong to you again.

I don't

You pay nothing, I wire you $1,000, and you keep everything we built. I eat the loss, not you.

You pay per booked estimate. Not a monthly retainer.

No long-term contract either — cancel any time. You’re paying for appointments that land on your calendar, not for effort.

All of it in writing before you spend a dollar.

Vince Carter

Vince Carter

Founder, TurboLeads

Straight Answers

How many painting companies have you done this for?

One. Nazarii, above. He went from two painters to four and hasn't picked up a brush in months. I'm looking for my second, which is exactly why the guarantee is this aggressive. I'd rather carry the risk than oversell you.

What counts as a booked estimate?

A homeowner in your area who told us what the job is, when they want it done, and that they've seen your price range — and who picked a time slot on your calendar. No-shows don't count. Renters and out-of-area don't count.

What does it cost?

$75 to $250 per booked estimate, depending on your market. You're not paying a retainer for effort — you pay for appointments that actually land on your calendar. Ad spend is separate.

How fast does it start working?

About two weeks to build. Most see their first booked estimates in weeks three and four. Anyone promising a full calendar next Tuesday is guessing.

What do I actually have to do?

One onboarding call, then show up and quote. I'll need photos of your work and your service area. That's it.

Is my area already taken?

Probably not yet. I work with one painting company per market — I'm not sending the same homeowner to two clients. We'll check your city in the first two minutes of the call.

Am I locked into a long contract?

No. No long-term contract, cancel any time. If it's not working for you, you shouldn't have to wait out a term to leave.

Let's See If Your Market Is Open

Pick a time below. 15 minutes, and I'll be the one on the call.

What happens on the call:

  • I check if your city is still open. Two minutes.
  • I ask what you charge and how many estimates you run a week.
  • If it's a fit, I show you the plan. If it isn't, I'll say so and we're done in ten.

No slide deck. No second call with a closer.