Nex-Trends Nex-TrendsLead Leakage Audit

A free 90-second audit

How much revenue is slipping through your lead response?

Five quick questions about how your business handles new leads. You'll see an estimate of what missed calls and slow follow-up may be costing you, and the first thing worth fixing.

Nex-Trends

AI answering, booking and follow-up for local service companies. Based in Anthem, Arizona.

nex-trends.com · (971) 260-7929 · nex@nex-trends.com

You'll see your own numbers before anyone asks you for anything.

Only used to put a name on your report. It isn't sent to us, and the audit works without it.

Takes about 90 seconds. Nothing is required from you but the five answers.

What you'll see

  • 1Your estimated recoverable opportunity, as a monthly range
  • 2Which leak is bigger — unanswered calls, or slow follow-up
  • 3What to fix first, and how to check it yourself

Who's behind this audit

Nex-Trends builds AI answering, booking and follow-up systems for local service companies — roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, restoration, landscaping and similar trades. We're based in Anthem, Arizona and work with businesses across Anthem, North Phoenix and Las Vegas. We built this audit because stopping missed calls is the first job we take on for every client, and we would rather show you the size of the problem than describe it.

Why you received this

You found this audit yourself rather than through a link someone sent you. It works exactly the same way: five questions, your numbers, no obligation.

What happens to your answers

Your five answers and the calculated figure are sent to Nex-Trends and matched to the link you arrived on, so we can tell which referrals were actually useful. Your name, email and phone number are not sent — we only receive those if you ask us to follow up, and you'll be told exactly when that's about to happen. We don't sell or share your information with anyone.

What it costs you

Nothing. If you never buy anything from Nex-Trends, this should still have been worth your two minutes — that's the standard we hold it to.