Request an opportunity-fit audit.

The fastest way to know if PWR is worth paying for is to test the intelligence against your actual business: trade, service area, ideal buyers, minimum job size, timing, and whether you sell as prime, sub, service provider, vendor, or partner.

Trade fit

Electrical, plumbing, HVAC/mechanical, low-voltage, and fire protection.
General contracting, framing, roofing, painting, finishes, and facility maintenance.
Civil, concrete, asphalt, ADA, utilities, excavation, demolition, landscaping, traffic control, and sitework.

Market surface

Counties, cities, corridors, regions, or travel radius.
Agencies, GCs, owners, facilities, developers, customers, or buyer types.
Sources you watch, avoid, trust, or want PWR to learn.

Revenue logic

Minimum job size and preferred margin profile.
Timing horizon that gives you time to act.
Prime, subcontractor, service provider, vendor, partner, or buyer-side need.

Tell PWR what work is worth finding.

The better the filters, the more useful the first brief. This form opens your email with the details filled in so you can review before sending.

Name Who should receive the sample brief? Company Business, agency, owner, or team name.

Email Where should PWR send the brief? Phone Optional if a quick filter call is better.

Work category Trade, service line, buyer need, or business category. Role How you usually make money from the opportunity.

Service area Cities, counties, states, or travel radius. Minimum job or account size Leave unknown if you are still testing.

Ideal buyers, customers, agencies, GCs, owners, or facilities Who should PWR watch for? Work you want more of Specific scopes, job types, customer types, or project signals. Work to avoid Bad-fit jobs, geography, customers, project sizes, timing, or source types.

Timing horizon What is early enough to act? Best first output How should the first sample be shaped?

Anything else PWR should know Sources you trust, competitors you watch, target accounts, or current pain.

This opens an email to Jacob so you can review before sending.