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They asked for what you sell, so close it the way you always do.

If you run a local business, you already know every flavor of phone call that starts with “we’ve got a lead for you.” The lead that got sold to four other shops before lunch. The ad platform that wants more money this month just to keep you visible in your own town.

You’ve paid plenty for demand that never walked in the door.

  • no auction, no bidding
  • we take no commission
  • claiming your listing is free, always

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GUEST●SERVICES BEHIND YOUR COUNTER · v1 · 2026-08-26 A real job, not a lead. The request from behind your counter. First option is earned, never sold. 1 A JOB ARRIVES “A guest needs a boat — Friday morning, party of six. You have first option.” one email · a real request · already qualified 2 ONE TAP: ACCEPT the job is yours alone, first not for you? do nothing — no obligation pass, and it opens to everyone matched: first yes wins, fair and square 3 CALL. CLOSE IT. tap to call the guest through our line they asked for exactly what you sell close it the way you always do the customer is yours from the moment you accept THE DEAL — AND WHAT WE NEVER DO No lead resale. a job goes to one business first — never sold five times to five rivals No commissions. the booking is yours, the money is yours — we take nothing off your work No pay-to-rank. first option is earned by answering and delivering — not bought with ads Claiming your listing is free. Always. And claimed businesses stand first in line. on the map: an unclaimed business is a nameless dot · a claimed one carries its name, on a pin of its own Somebody asked. We sent them to you by name. They're walking in expecting to say yes. Just close it. The word gets out fast. The guest's contact information does not — they share it with you when they book.
The request from behind your counter. First option is earned, never sold.

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The deal

So here’s a different deal, and it’s short.

  1. Somebody nearby asks us for exactly what you sell.“A boat for six, Friday morning.”
    We write down what they need, when, and how many. Then we pick one business and offer the job to them first. No auction. No bidding. If that business is you, the email says so: you have first option.

  2. Tap accept, and it’s yours. Call the guest through our line. They asked for what you sell, so close it the way you always do. And the customer is yours from that moment: the booking, the relationship, the repeat visits. All yours. We take no commission. Not on this job, not ever.

  3. Not for you? Do nothing. No obligation. The job opens up to every business in town that can do it, and the first yes wins. Fair and square.

  4. So how do you get first option? You earn it. Not with ad spend. By answering fast and delivering. Claiming your listing is free, always, and claimed businesses stand first in line. On the map, an unclaimed business is a nameless dot. A claimed one carries its name, on a pin of its own.

One more thing, because you’ve been burned before.

One business at a time

A job here goes to one business at a time. It is never sold five times to five rivals.

The guest’s contact info

The word gets out fast. The guest’s contact information does not: they share it with you when they book.

Commission

We take no commission. Not on this job, not ever.

Claiming

Claiming your listing is free, always, and claimed businesses stand first in line.

Somebody asked. We sent them to you by name. They’re walking in expecting to say yes.

Just close it.