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Every contractor misses calls. On the roof, under a sink, driving between jobs. Each missed call is a job that goes to whoever picked up. King of Contractors sells the thing that picks up: Sarah, an AI receptionist who answers 24/7, catches the lead, texts the contractor what happened, and books the job on his calendar.

You are not a salesperson. You are the person who hands a contractor a phone number and says: “Call it. Pretend you’re a customer. See what your callers could get.” Sarah does the selling on that call. You get paid when the contractor signs up and stays.

The demo number is (978) 850-KING. That is the whole pitch.

Stop the Bleeding, $99 a month. Sarah does not answer live. Instead, every missed call gets a text back within seconds, in the caller’s language, so the customer does not dial the next guy. The reply lands on the contractor’s cell. When a job is done, the customer gets a review link, and the next day a referral text with their name on it. Setup fee $249.

Sarah Answers, $249 a month. Everything above, plus Sarah picks up live. She answers, screens out spam, captures the lead, texts the contractor during and after every call, books jobs on his calendar, and connects the high-value ones through live. Six hundred minutes a month included, which covers most shops. Setup fee $349. This is the one to point most contractors at.

Charter Kings, the promo running now. While it lasts, a contractor gets in for a seven-dollar setup instead of the full fee. Same product, same guarantee. Sarah mentions it herself on the demo call.

• The contractor calls (978) 850-KING and talks to Sarah as if he were a customer.
• Sarah asks his trade and how many calls he gets, then offers the free thirty days.
• He says yes. Sarah texts him a signup link with your code already in it. That link is what makes the King yours.
• He fills in the form, about a minute, and books his setup interview on the same call.
• We install. His business line forwards to his new Sarah line. He gets a contact card and a cheat sheet by text.
• Day 30: Sarah calls him for his receipts meeting. He says keep, and month one bills. That is when your close bonus is earned.

If a contractor found his own way to the site without your link, the system asks him “who sent you.” Tell every contractor you talk to: “When they ask who sent you, say my name.” Your code is FREE30 plus your last name.

Contractors have been burned by subscriptions. This is the part that lowers the fence, so say it the way Sarah says it and do not improvise numbers.

No auto-enrollment

The first thirty days are free. Nothing bills until the King says keep. At day 30 Sarah calls him, shows him the receipts, and asks. If he says no, or if we cannot reach him, we refund his setup fee, stop billing, and pause his line. He is never billed by default and never charged for month two because he forgot. The founder hates auto-renew and built the company so it cannot happen.

The guarantee

He can cancel for any reason inside the first month and the setup fee comes back. For Charter Kings the promise is stronger and exact: if in the first month Sarah does not catch more calls than she costs, he owes nothing and keeps the report.

Pause, not cancel

Once a King has been in a month, one text pauses billing for a slow season and one text brings her back, with everything saved. Nobody gets deleted.

How to say it in one breath: “It’s free for thirty days, nothing bills unless you say keep, and if she doesn’t pay for herself in month one you owe nothing. The founder hates auto-renew, so it’s built that way.”

The day you are approved and your agreement and W-9 are signed, you get a text with your code and your link:

kingofcontractors.com/charter-kings?rep=YOURCODE

Hand out the number first, the link second. The number sells; the link tracks. Text the link to anyone who says “that was pretty good” after calling Sarah.

• Close bonus, paid when your King’s first paid month clears: $200 for Stop the Bleeding, $300 for Sarah Answers. That is the setup fee minus a $49 company hold.
• Monthly trailer, for as long as your King stays a client: $10 a month on Stop the Bleeding, $25 a month on Sarah Answers.
• Override, 5% on clients closed by ambassadors you recruited. One level down. This is not multi-level marketing; it stops at one.
• Payout timing: your close bonus is earned when your King’s first paid month clears and is paid within two business days. No clawbacks, ever. If a King leaves, you keep what you were paid. If you leave, you keep your trailer as long as your Kings remain clients.
• Ten Sarah Answers Kings on your book is about $250 a month arriving whether you do anything that month or not, on top of the bonuses that built it.

• Hand out the demo number. Everywhere a contractor is: supply houses, job sites, trade groups, the guy who did your roof.
• Use approved materials only. No income promises to anyone. No spam texts, no cold-blasting lists.
• Get your W-9 in before your first payout. The IRS requires it, so we do too.
• Answer your King’s questions in month one, or point him to us. A King who feels looked after in the first thirty days stays.
• You are independent: no boss, no quota, no exclusivity either way.

The close bonus is earned at day 30, so day 30 is your day too. Here is what happens and where you fit.

What the system does on its own

• Day 25: the King gets a heads-up text that his receipts meeting is coming.
• Day 30: Sarah calls him, tells him how many calls she caught, and asks one question: “Do you want me to keep working for you?” She books the receipts meeting on that call and puts it on his calendar.
• If she cannot reach him, she tries again the next day, then texts. Nobody is auto-enrolled and nobody is deleted. If he goes silent, we refund his setup fee, pause his line, and a human calls him.
• Every Monday he gets his report: calls handled, jobs booked, after-hours calls caught, spam blocked.

What you do

• Around day 20, text your King one line: “How’s Sarah treating you? Your receipts meeting is next week. Anything I can answer before then?” We text you a reminder to do this at day 25; a nudge from the person who brought him in doubles the odds he shows up.
• If he says the numbers are low, remind him what a missed call costs: “One roof pays for two years of her.” Say it in his trade’s numbers.
• If he is busy, tell him about SARAH ALWAYS. Most Kings who graduate to it never look back.
• Seasonal trade? Tell him about SARAH PAUSE. Once he has been in a month, one text pauses billing for the off-season and one text brings her back. Kings who know they can pause do not cancel.

The check-in texts you already get

• Week one: “Handed out your link yet?” with your link.
• Day 25 for each King: “Your King’s receipts meeting is next week.”

Reply to either and a human answers.

• “Call this number and pretend you’re a customer.” Then stop talking.
• “She caught a call at 9 PM last Tuesday for a guy in Gardner. He booked it from his couch.”
• “It’s free for thirty days and the founder hates auto-renew. Nobody gets billed without saying yes.”
• “When they ask who sent you, say my name.”

• Demo line: (978) 850-KING
• Your link: kingofcontractors.com/charter-kings?rep=YOURCODE
• The King’s FAQ, worth reading once so you can answer the easy ones: kingofcontractors.com/faq
• The sales copy, 105 benefits with the money behind each: kingofcontractors.com/sales-copy
• Questions, payouts, anything: text or call (978) 850-KING and ask for a human.

Your close bonus is earned when your King’s first paid month clears — that is after his free thirty days, once he says keep and month one bills. It is paid within two business days of that. Your monthly trailer arrives for as long as he stays a client.

Yes, before your first payout. The IRS requires it, so we do too. It is page two of the same e-signing package as your ambassador agreement — one session, both documents, about five minutes.

You keep every dollar you were paid. No clawbacks, ever. Money only moves after the King has already proved he is staying. The monthly trailer stops when he stops being a client, and that is all that changes.

You keep your trailer as long as your Kings remain clients. You are independent: no boss, no quota, no exclusivity either way.

No — those are two different programs, on purpose. Kings (our clients) earn through the King’s Court: three active referred clients and their own monthly subscription is free for as long as all three stay active. Those rewards are in service only, never cash. Ambassadors get cash, and cash means a signed agreement and a W-9 on file. A King who wants cash instead can apply as an ambassador like anybody else, W-9 and all.

The signup form asks him who sent him, and if he leaves it blank we text him two minutes later and ask again. So tell every contractor the same sentence: “When they ask who sent you, say my name.” Your code — FREE30 plus your last name — is what ties the King to you.

No. You hand out the number. Sarah does the selling on the demo call, we do the signing, the billing, the install and the support. You never touch money, contracts, or tech.

His first thirty days are free either way. While the Charter Kings promo lasts, his setup is seven dollars instead of the full fee. After the free thirty days it is $99 a month for Stop the Bleeding or $249 a month for Sarah Answers — and nothing bills at all until he says keep.

Approved materials only. No income promises to anyone — not to contractors, not to people you recruit. No spam texts and no cold-blasting purchased lists. Do not invent numbers, guarantees or features; everything you need to say is on this page.

Text or call (978) 850-KING and ask for a human. You can also just reply to any check-in text we send you — a person reads it.