Checks every ad account against your best ones.
Fatigued creative still spending, hooks and angles your weaker locations never use, winning combinations missing where they're needed most, and what's actually holding each location back.
Revenue intelligence for multi-location businesses
Two of your locations run the same campaigns. One pays twice as much to win a customer. ConversionSignal follows every marketing dollar to a customer at every location, then shows you where the money is lost and how to get it back.
The Revenue Reconciliation: your last 30 days, reconciled by hand. Free. No platform.
Built and running inside a large multi-location franchise network.
The lowest lead cost.
The highest cost per customer.
Booked to customer 50%.
48 of 96 appointments became customers.
Compare what happens after the appointment with Northfield before changing the media budget.
Owner. Review. Follow-up.
The context stays with the work.
ConversionSignal is the system of record for what every location pays to win a customer, and to keep one.
It isn't a lead generator, an agency, an ad tool, or another marketing dashboard. It works alongside your agency, your CRM and your team.
The gap between the reports
“Cost per lead is down.
The ads are working.”
“The leads are junk.”
“So what did we actually
get for our spend?”
Ad platforms see the click, never the customer. Your CRM sees the customer, never the ad dollar behind them. The gap between your best and worst locations sits in between, where nobody is looking.
Behind the average
Same brand. Same spend. Different outcomes.
Choose a location and follow the story from lead cost to customer cost.
THE LOCATION VIEW
72 of 90 appointments became customers
Higher lead costs, but more booked appointments become customers. Northfield has the lowest cost per customer in this example.
64 of 96 appointments became customers
Westlake books more appointments than Northfield, but wins fewer customers. Lead volume alone misses the difference.
48 of 96 appointments became customers
Eastgate pays less per lead, but only half its booked appointments become customers. The lead-cost report misses where the gap opens.
The outcome view: Eastgate's cheapest leads become the most expensive customers.
Sometimes the gap is in the ads. Sometimes it's everything after. ConversionSignal shows you which, location by location.
The full customer journey
Fatigued creative still spending, hooks and angles your weaker locations never use, winning combinations missing where they're needed most, and what's actually holding each location back.
Scores conversations, compares messaging, response times and follow-up cadence across locations and teams, and finds what wins the customer and what loses them.
Cost per appointment, cost per customer, revenue per ad dollar, and ad spend as a share of revenue, by location. The numbers your finance team asks for and no ad platform or BI report gives them.
Retention, churn signals and lifetime value by location, so you know the true cost of a customer who stays.
What your top performers do differently, turned into a playbook the others can run.
Fixes ranked by dollars, each with an owner on your team, each measured afterward. Turn on an agent and it can act for you.
A published network finding
Lead cost is one chapter. Attendance is another.
Here is a measured difference from the network.
Appointment show rate by lead source
Same brand, same offer, same booking process, same window.
Share of paid-attributed first appointments recorded as shown on the calendar, over those recorded shown or no-show, counted from the date each location's data was connected. June 1 to September 5, 2026, same window and population for both channels.
At current coverage and volume, Meta and Google are within noise on cost per qualified appointment. What is not within noise is how often booked appointments show: Meta's lower lead cost is lost to appointments that never happen.
A shared answer
| Today | ConversionSignal |
|---|---|
| TodayAgency reports that grade their own work in leads | ConversionSignalAn independent count of customers and cost per customer, for any agency |
| TodayAd platforms reporting their own conversions | ConversionSignalWhat actually became a paying customer |
| TodayCRM reports with no ad spend attached | ConversionSignalEvery customer tied to the dollar that won them |
| TodayAnalysts stitching spreadsheets for weeks | ConversionSignalJoined automatically, location by location |
| TodayOne marketing line on the P&L | ConversionSignalThat line broken out into what each location pays to win and keep a customer |
A common picture
Which locations and campaigns turn spend into customers, and what to change this week.
What a customer really costs at each location, and where money already spent is being lost.
Which locations need what, ranked in dollars, with an owner and a measured result.
Your team runs the fixes, or your agency does. If you'd rather have it handled, ConversionSignal can switch on agents for specific tasks, or RevSpark can run them for you.
See execution optionsA LAYER ON THE TOOLS YOU ALREADY USE
Start with read-only intelligence at the network level. Then define the execution scope, responsible teams, and permissions for your rollout.
Native GoHighLevel integration. Other open-API CRMs assessed during setup.
Typical setup, subject to compatibility and access. Execution has its own rollout plan.
Confirm which capabilities are enabled, who approves changes, and how outcomes will be reviewed.
YOUR TOOLS. CONNECTED TO A CLEARER NEXT STEP.
The money already in your business
5 locations300 locations
$1,000$25,000
You're likely leaving
a year on the table, on spend you already have.
Illustrative, based on a modeled network at a $2,224 average customer value. Your results depend on your data.
Show me whereThe Revenue Reconciliation: your last 30 days, reconciled by hand. Free. No platform.
The Revenue Reconciliation
Send us your last 30 days: ad spend and customer records, by location. We follow every marketing dollar to a customer, by hand, at every location. Then we walk you through where the money was lost, location by location, how much, and what to do next. Nothing to install. No platform. No commitment. Your data is deleted afterward unless you continue.
The Revenue Reconciliation: your last 30 days, reconciled by hand. Free. No platform.
For networks of 10 or more locations. We run a limited number each month.
No. It doesn't buy or create leads. It shows what happens to the leads you already pay for, at every location, and what each one costs you by the time it becomes a customer.
No. ConversionSignal works with whoever runs your marketing, in-house or agency. It gives everyone the same numbers, measured in customers instead of leads.
No. Dashboards report marketing metrics. ConversionSignal joins your ad accounts to your customer records, shows where each location loses the customers it paid for, ranks what to fix in dollars, and measures whether the fix worked.
No. ConversionSignal is built for multi-location businesses: company-owned groups, franchise networks, and businesses that combine both.
Platform intelligence setup depends on access and CRM compatibility. Your locations keep their existing CRM.
No changes are made through the read-only connection. Your team or agency can run the fixes. Agents act only when you switch them on, with the permissions, responsible owners and approvals agreed for your account.
Send us your last 30 days: ad spend and customer records, by location. We follow every marketing dollar to a customer, by hand, at every location. Then we walk you through where the money was lost, location by location, how much, and what to do next. Nothing to install. No platform. No commitment. Your data is deleted afterward unless you continue.
Not by itself, and we won't promise that. It shows you where your last 30 days of spend turned into customers and where it didn't. Results come from acting on it.
No. You send exports of your last 30 days. Nothing is installed.
The Revenue Reconciliation: your last 30 days, reconciled by hand. Free. No platform.
Or explore the demo: a fictional 28-location network