What it is
I go through the enquiry path on your public website the way a homeowner would: the contact page, the form, and what happens after they press send. Then I reply by email with what I noticed, in plain words, and a link to the working demo.
For kitchen, bath and design-build remodelers
Homeowners answer a short project planner, then pick a consultation time on your calendar. You get a one-screen summary of each enquiry before the first visit.
Or try a working demo for a fictional firm. Nothing in it is booked or sent.
The free written review
I go through the enquiry path on your public website the way a homeowner would: the contact page, the form, and what happens after they press send. Then I reply by email with what I noticed, in plain words, and a link to the working demo.
Owners of kitchen, bath and design-build firms in the US who get enquiries through their website and want to know more about a project before the first visit.
Nothing. It needs no call, and I only read pages anyone can open. Nothing on your site is changed.
What I look for
The homeowner presses send and learns nothing about when or how a reply will come.
The form never asks for project type, budget band or timing, so the first visit starts from zero.
A homeowner planning in the evening may not want to phone. A page that only shows a phone number leaves them nothing to do.
If you go ahead
Access is by invite. I never ask for a password. If you stop, the calendar, the Cal.com account and the lead sheet stay yours.
What happens next
Everything happens by email. A call happens only if you ask for one.
One email with the address is enough.
What I noticed on your enquiry path, and a link to the demo.
If it looks useful, your written answers shape a one-page proposal with scope and price.
If the answer is no, that is the end of it. No follow-up calls.
Founder note
I'm Blaž, and Booked Consult is me. I work alone, by email, from Zagreb, Croatia, with remodelers in the US. The business is new, so this page shows no client stories or logos, and I will not invent any. The demo uses a fictional firm so you can try the planner without anyone's real data.
Questions
Booked Consult is a one-person service that sets up a consultation path on a remodeler's website. A homeowner answers a short project planner, then picks a consultation slot on your calendar, or gets a polite decline when the job is outside your area or minimum.
Owners of kitchen, bath and design-build remodeling firms in the US whose website enquiries arrive by form or email.
Six short steps: project type, scope, budget band, timing, zip code, and contact details with consent. You see the answers before the first visit.
I go through the enquiry path on your public website the way a homeowner would, then reply by email with what I noticed and a link to a working demo for a fictional firm. I only read pages anyone can open, and nothing on your site is changed.
No. Everything happens by email: the review, five short written questions, and a one-page proposal. A call happens only if you ask for one.
The price is in the one-page proposal. It comes after you have seen the demo and answered the five written questions, so the scope matches your firm.
The plan is fourteen days from the day your access and inputs arrive. I confirm that start date by email.
I do not promise that. What gets set up is the path from enquiry to consultation. I report two measures from your own lead sheet: the time from enquiry to a booked slot, and how many enquiries arrive with project type, budget, timing and zip code.
You do. The consultation type runs on your own Cal.com calendar, enquiries go to a lead sheet in your own Google account, and you can export every enquiry as a CSV file. Access is by invite, and I never ask for a password.
No. The demo shows a fictional firm so you can try the planner and see the confirmation preview. Nothing in the demo is booked or sent.
Send your website address. I reply by email.
Ask for a free written reviewOr write to blaz@getbookedconsult.com