Twenty symptom doors measure how local businesses lose inquiries — and turn readers into scored assessments, booked discovery calls, and paid engagements. The network routes each territory's leads to its provider. Founding provider: us. Next: you.
You're not buying clicks or form fills. A lead reaches you scored (0–100 against its symptom), with its assessment answers, after booking a time on a calendar. You take the meeting.
A dashboard with your lead volume, qualification rate, bookings — and your own response time beside them, because we grade both sides. The same measurement discipline the doors sell is the discipline the network runs on.
Agencies deliver under their own name; the door and the reports carry the network brand, the client relationship stays yours. Direct operators (a practice group, a trades company) can hold a territory the same way.
Pricing is published because hidden prices waste everyone's time. Launch pricing holds for founding territories.
Every door currently serves all territories with Code63 Labs as founding provider — which is another way of saying the map is open. A territory is a metro (or region) × a vertical you already serve. Claimed territories get every scheduled lead the network produces there; unclaimed ones are handled by us until someone claims them.
The vacancy is the recruitment ad: if the doors are producing in your metro and you're reading this, the leads are currently going to us.
Tell us where and what. We reply by email with what the network currently produces in that territory and what a capped first 60 days would look like. No call required to get numbers.
Applications go into the same measured pipeline everything here runs on. No newsletter, no drip — one reply about your territory.