The after-hours audit
One call each, between 6 and 9pm, to the number on their Google listing. A person answers or they don't. The ones who answer get named here, by city. Nobody else is named, ever.
Updated 2026-10-06
Pick a city and a trade. Each page names the companies a person answered at, and the time they picked up.
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Open your city's page. Every company on it had a person on the line after 6pm, on a call I placed myself.
See a city list →Is your company on this list?
If the phone rang out, you are not on it. Get the line that answers as your company, takes the job, and texts you the transcript. Hear it on your own number before you decide anything.
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The full list for one city and one trade — license, verified phone, reviews, the software they run, and whether a person picked up after hours.
Want the full list for your city? →Answer the phone after hours. That is the whole test. I call once, I sell nothing on the call, and if a person picks up the company is listed with the time it answered. A company that does not answer is never named, never scored in public, and never mentioned again.
Want to see how the thing is put together? The receipts page shows the architecture, the ranking proof, and the live numbers.
Calls go only to published business numbers, 6–9pm local, Monday to Saturday, one attempt each. The caller identifies itself as automated in the first sentence, sells nothing, and stops permanently on request. Mobile numbers are never dialled.