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Monthly report · last 30 days

Rivera Plumbing

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Return on ad spend

from jobs marked won

$8.40 back per $1 spent

You've netted $16,650 above your ad cost over the last 30 days.

Strong month. 41 calls came in at $55 each, and 14 turned into booked work — a cost per job of $161 against an average ticket well above it. Emergency calls carried the month, so the AI shifted more budget to nights and weekends where those searches spike and competitors go quiet. Next month it'll keep trimming the daytime terms that browse but don't book.

Qualified calls

40

disputed leads removed

Cost per lead

$55

ad spend ÷ calls

Cost per job

$161

ad spend ÷ booked jobs

Revenue

$18,900

from logged jobs

Where the money came from

By service line, for the last 30 days. Job values are adjusted for Arizona (about 1.05× the national average); close rates are national plumbing benchmarks until real jobs are logged.

ServiceCallsCloseAvg jobJobsRevenueReturn
Emergency1640%$1,8006$10,80012.3×
Water heater830%$1,9003$5,70013.0×
Drain cleaning1233%$4503$1,3502.1×
Leak repair540%$1,0502$1,0503.8×

Return is per-service revenue against the ad budget that service consumed. How the estimates are built: national average job values per service, adjusted for your area using a published state cost-of-living index (U.S. average = 100); close rates are national plumbing benchmarks. Both switch to your real numbers as you log jobs.

You'll always know how it's going

A short pulse every week, this full report on the 1st. Reply to any of them with a question and we'll get back to you — no logging in, no dashboards to learn.