
BENEFIT | WHAT TO SAY | WHY IT MATTERS |
Steady Job Volume No Marketing | “We send you real plumbing jobs directly, no advertising budge, no lead platforms, and no out-of-pocket marketing cost.” | Reduces marketing spend and keeps schedules full. |
Fill Schedule Gaps | “Plumbing demand can be inconsistent. You can take jobs as they fit your schedule, great for filling in between your booked work.” | Increase job flow during slow periods. |
Quick Repair Approvals | “We auto-approve repairs under $300. For anything more you’ll have direct contact with our Authorizations Department. No long holds or jumping through hoops.” | Saves time and speeds up service delivery. |
Consistent Cash Flow | “We pay promptly and consistently for approved job. No chasing down invoices or worrying about collections.” | Financial stability for operations and payroll. |
No Paid Leads Real Jobs Only | “You’re not buying leads. We send you scheduled service jobs with confirmed customer needs.” | Better ROI compared to lead platforms. |
Additional Revenue Opportunities | “Jobs often lead to upsells like non-covered repairs, upgrades, or other plumbing services outside of warranty.” | Increase potential job value. |
Cinch Pro App | “Your tech or admin can submit reports, invoices, photos, and order parts directly through our portal or app. It’s all fast and paperless.” | Streamlines operations. |
Flexible Parts/Material Handling | “We offer flexible support for parts, local pickup or direct shipping to your shop.” | Helps avoid project delays. |
WHAT TO SAY | PURPOSE |
“We’re not just adding you to a list. We want to build a partnership where your business grows and thrives with us.” | Emphasize long-term mutual benefit. |
“Do you have any other questions I can answer for you?” “Is this something your company would be interested in?” | Soft, respectful ask to move forward. |
WHAT THEY SAY | HOW TO RESPOND |
“We don’t work with third party.” | “Have you worked with third party in the past?” If YES:
If NO:
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“No thanks. I’d like to think about it a bit, first.” | “I understand. May I ask what factors you’re weighing in your decision?” |
“I’m sorry, but this isn’t something I need.” | “I understand. Out of curiosity, why don’t you want to join our network?” |
“I need to get paid sooner than NET20.” | “If I can get the Area Manager to agree to NET14, can I send you an application?” |
“I don’t want to pay the additional amount to increase my auto insurance.” | “I understand, it is more money, but the right amount of coverage will protect your business in the event of a serious accident on the way to a customer’s home.” |
“I don’t have the time to start anything new. We are coming into our busy time very soon.” | “Of course, I get that! That’s why you should join with us today. You could get up to speed on the process before you hit your peak business period.” |
WHAT TO SAY |
“Does that make sense?” |
“Does that cover everything?” |
“Do you have any other questions or concerns I can help you with?” |
WHAT TO SAY |
“Am I understanding you correctly?” |
“I noticed some hesitancy in your voice when discussing, is there anything I can clarify?” |
“Can I ask you to expand what you mean by…..?” |
“What’s concerning you about…..?” |
“It sounds like you still have some reservations. Would you like to discuss them?” |
QUESTIONS TO ASK |
“What concerns or questions do you have at this point?” |
“What are you currently thinking or feeling?” |
“Where are you in your decision-making process?” |
“Is there anything I can address or clarify?” |
“What are some of your biggest challenges?” |
“How are you tackling those challenges?” |
“How much time and energy does it take to do that?” |
