Gozango
Who We Serve

Operator-to-operator.
Dollar math, not feature lists.

We built Gozango for the people who answer their own phone, sign their own checks, and still own the P&L on Monday morning.

Trades owner reviewing a tablet on a warehouse floor
Built first for home services owner-operators

Hank — The Home Services Owner

Owner of a fencing, electrical, windows, plumbing, roofing, HVAC, or general contracting business

1–3 locations, $1M–$10M revenue, 5–50 employees

On calls before 7am, dispatching technicians, quoting jobs, putting out HR fires, and answering his own phone half the time.

Top pains
  • Missed calls = missed revenue, and he can't quantify the bleed
  • Pays for tools he can't tell are working (Yext, Birdeye, Mailchimp, SEO retainer, unused CRM)
  • Cannot pre-validate whether $3K/mo on Google Ads will pay back
  • Reviews are sporadic; the techs forget to ask
  • Competitors with newer trucks and better Google profiles outrank him
"I'm not losing leads. I'm losing $15K install jobs because nobody in my office has time to chase the quote on Tuesday."
Features that resonate
GoPilot (never-miss-a-call)Pre-spend ROAS calculator + Google AdsReview Request Generation + branded review pagesGoogle Business Profile sync + NAP cleanup
Operator at a desk with a laptop, mid-conversation
For operators running more than one shop

Dana — The Multi-location Operator

Owner or GM of a home services group with several offices or crews

3–8 locations, $5M–$25M revenue, a marketing coordinator who's drowning

Monday is three scorecards, two CRMs, and a location that's converting half as well as the others — with no clean way to see why.

Top pains
  • Reputation is uneven — one office is 4.9, another is 3.7, and she finds out from Google
  • Each shop bought its own tools; reporting is a Frankenstein export
  • Paid spend is climbing and attribution windows are too short for install jobs
  • Work falls through after the sale closes — fulfillment lives in a different system
  • The coordinator is the only person who knows which login is which
"I can tell you what we spent. I cannot tell you which location actually made money on it."
Features that resonate
Per-location reputation and listingsOne pipeline from lead to fulfillmentReporting & Analytics with phone calls includedBrand kit every location publishes from
Agency lead in a bright office
For agencies running a book of trades

Marcus — The Agency Operator

Agency owner or account lead serving home services clients

A book of 8–20 trade accounts, each with its own login stack and monthly report

Onboarding a new roofer means standing up Yext, Birdeye, ads, and a CRM — then building a monthly report nobody trusts.

Top pains
  • Tool sprawl per client — a new login for every account
  • Reporting is manual, monthly, and hated by everyone
  • Hard to prove ROAS to a skeptical owner-operator on a Zoom
  • Standing up a new client takes weeks of stitching
  • Nothing compounds across the book — every account is a custom stack
"I don't lose clients on the work. I lose them on the report I can't defend."
Features that resonate
Google Ads with a pre-spend ROAS calculatorReporting & Analytics per clientListings, reviews, and follow-up in one workspaceOnboard in days, not a new stack per account

By industry

Appointment-driven, locally-searched, phone-heavy businesses where every missed call is a competitor's customer.

Fencing

Seasonal volume. Visual product. Local-only buyers.

Electrical

Residential service + panel upgrades + EV chargers — one system.

Windows

Whole-home replacement is a six-month decision. Don't blink.

Planned

Plumbing

Burst pipes don't wait for office hours.

Planned

Roofing

Storm chasing meets long sales cycles. Both need a system.

Planned

HVAC

Maintenance plans, emergency calls, install revenue — covered.

Planned

General Contracting

From kitchen remodels to full builds — one pipeline, end to end.

Planned

Landscaping

Mowing routes, install bids, hardscape projects — one operator stack.

Doors

Entry, patio, storm — every door is a same-week install.

Siding

Whole-home installs sold on photos, financing, and a great rep.

Planned

Garage Doors

Broken spring at 6:47am? You'd better be the first call returned.

Planned

Septic

Pumping, inspections, installs, and emergencies — all on one calendar.

Planned

Custom Home Building

Six-figure deals. Twelve-month sales cycles. Zero room for sloppy follow-up.

Planned

Personal Injury Law

Intake speed is the case. Everything else is paperwork.

Planned

Traffic Law

High volume, small tickets, and the firm that answers first signs the client.

Planned

Family Law & Divorce

Quiet research for weeks, then one call — and it has to be answered.

Planned

Employment & Labor Law

Screen the many, respond fast to the few that matter.

Planned

Dentistry

Full chairs, worked recall lists, and reviews that win the new patient.

Planned

Dermatology

Two front doors — cosmetic and medical — run as two funnels, not one.

Planned

Veterinary

Reminders that send themselves and a phone that gets answered.

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