Free Revenue Analysis

Is your business built for
recurring revenue?

Most service businesses earn everything the hard way — one new customer at a time. Answer 6 questions and find out exactly how much recurring revenue you're leaving on the table.

Question 1 of 6
What type of service business do you run?
Question 2 of 6
Do you offer a maintenance plan, service agreement, or subscription?
Question 3 of 6
How do most of your customers find you?
Question 4 of 6
What happens after you complete a job for a customer?
Question 5 of 6
Do you offer financing or payment plans to customers?
Question 6 of 6
How many active customers do you currently serve per month?
—
Score

Calculating...

Estimated recurring revenue you're missing
—
per month based on your answers
—
Current est. customer LTV
—
Potential LTV with recurring
—
Revenue multiplier available
Your recurring revenue gaps

Signal Engine tracks this automatically

Signal Engine monitors which of your customers are at-risk of not returning, surfaces upsell timing, and alerts you when a maintenance plan renewal is due — all without manual work.

Why recurring revenue matters for service businesses
🔄
Every job starts from zero without it
Businesses without recurring models spend 5x more to acquire revenue than those with maintenance plans and memberships.
📈
Recurring customers spend 3x more
A customer on a maintenance plan spends on average 3–5x more over their lifetime than a one-time service customer.
💰
Predictable cash flow changes everything
Even 20 customers on a $99/month maintenance plan = $2,000 guaranteed monthly revenue before you take a single new call.
🛡️
Retention is cheaper than acquisition
Keeping an existing customer costs 5–7x less than finding a new one. Recurring models keep customers from shopping competitors.