What everyone sees
The form submits. The visitor sees “thank you.” Everyone assumes the message arrived.
Lead-generation websites for service businesses
Your website should do more than collect a form. It should prove the lead arrived.
A customer fills out your form at 9 p.m. On most websites, that message now rides on luck: maybe the email arrives, maybe it lands in spam, and nothing wrote it down. You'd never know either way.
I build websites for service businesses that save every inquiry the moment it's sent, notify you, and keep a record you can check. If your next job can begin with a form submission, "it probably sent" isn't good enough.
The part most websites leave to chance
A site can pass every test you can see and still lose the lead.
The failure is silent. The visitor got a thank-you page, you got nothing, and the job went to whoever answered.
What can happen underneath
The email lands in spam, an integration fails, or the submission vanishes without leaving a record. From the front, the site still looks fine.
Lead capture you can inspect
Saved first. Notified second. On the record either way.
When someone contacts you, the inquiry is saved before the notification has a chance to fail. The system records what came in, where it came from, and what happened next — so instead of “the form seems to work,” you get a lead record you can check.
Saved
The inquiry is saved the moment it’s submitted — before the notification is even attempted.
Queued
The alert to you is prepared and sent.
Delivered
Status and timestamps you can check against your own inbox.
Try it yourself
Send a fake lead. Watch it get caught.
The demo isn’t screenshots — it’s a working build. Fill out its form, take the receipt it hands you, then open the sample owner dashboard and find your own message sitting on the ledger.
Follow your test inquiry from form to lead record.
The demo follows your test message end to end — the receipt you hold, the ledger entry, and what I’d see on my side.
- saved leads.db db - 12ms
- queued notify:ray sent
- delivered ray@raymondporrello.com 1.4s
-> ray notified - sms + email
Working with me
The person who builds it is the person who answers.
No account managers, no ticket queue, no “let me check with the developer.” I’m the developer.
And I’m early — this practice is new, and I won’t pretend otherwise. It’s why the demo exists: when you can’t point at a wall of logos yet, you’d better be able to show the thing working.
Text me for the fastest answer
406-690-7082. Weekday texts get answered fast — usually before the day ends.
The form buys you homework
Send your site through the form and I research it before we ever talk — you start the conversation with findings, not a pitch.
Built so you can leave
Month to month, no contract. If you ever go, everything goes with you — the domain, the site, every lead.
Start with the site you already have
A rebuild should earn its place.
Send me your current site. I’ll trace the path from visit to form submission and send you what I find, in writing. If a rebuild makes sense, I’ll show you exactly why — and if your site just needs three fixes, you’ll get the list.
Elsewhere
I also run ResolvHQ.
ResolvHQ is my business-intelligence practice — a separate business with its own product and promise. If you came here about data rather than websites, it’s this way.
Want to know whether your website is doing its job?
Send it over. You’ll get a straight answer about what’s working, what’s uncertain, and what I’d check first.