Your leads stop being your fault.
You own everything up to the form fill. After that it goes dark, and when the client says the leads were bad you have no way to prove otherwise.
The report you can send instead
Today your monthly report says "62 leads."
That is a report that does not get cancelled. It is the same data you already generate, carried three steps further than the form fill.
Three things change when the ops layer is instrumented
Attribution that survives past the lead
Lead source, to proposal sent, to sold dollars, to gross margin. The channel you manage finally has a number attached to it that the client cannot argue with.
Speed to quote
At this company size the owner is the estimator, and quote turnaround moves close rate more than anything you can do with ad copy. Cutting it from a week to a day makes your leads convert better, which is your number.
Review velocity
Complaints tracked, review requests triggered off completed work. Better operations feed the Maps and LSA ranking you are already being judged on.
We do not touch your stack.
Every other option in this category is a CRM. Recommending one means telling your client to replace the system you built for them, along with the automations, the pipelines, the conversation history, and in most cases the reason they pay you a retainer.
Ergivo is not a CRM and never will be. GoHighLevel stays exactly where it is: lead capture, conversations, nurture, pipelines, booking. Ergivo picks up at "now go price and deliver the work" and hands proposal status back so your sequences fire off it.
Front of house stays yours. We take the back.
Yours, untouched
- The GoHighLevel account and every automation in it
- The pipeline and the conversation history
- The reporting relationship with the client
- Any setup or onboarding fee you charge, in full
What Ergivo adds underneath
- Proposal status written back into your pipeline
- Sold dollars and margin against lead source
- Completed work that can trigger review requests
- A client whose office stops being the bottleneck
What you make
No agency-facing partner program exists anywhere in landscape software. LMN, Aspire, SingleOps and SynkedUP have none at all. Jobber's is built for content creators and pays a signup bounty.
Recurring share of subscription revenue
NEEDS ANDRES: the percentage and the dollar figure
For the life of the account, not a signup bounty.
You keep 100% of setup
$1,500 to $2,500 is normal in this category, and LMN already charges $797 on Starter, so the market is trained to pay it. That money is yours and it lands immediately.
We handle support
Tickets come to us. You are not becoming a field service software implementer.
Terms: named account registration, an attribution window, paid monthly after the client's payment clears, with a clawback if the client churns inside 60 days.
The honest part
Fair question, so here it is up front. Ergivo is one developer, no outside investors, no SOC 2 yet, and one company running on it in production.
What that buys your client: month to month with no annual contract, full data export on demand, and a founder who answers the phone. What it costs them: we are newer than the incumbents.
For the first few partners the onboarding is done by us. You introduce, we implement, you keep the reporting relationship and the revenue share.
Twenty minutes, and a live demo on real data.
We will build a proposal and change a route while you watch. Customer names blurred.