The guarantee is the floor.
Not the target.

The promise, in plain English

We put a written lead floor in your agreement:

• No Slow Months, a floor of 5 qualified leads a month.
• Clients On Tap, a floor of 10 qualified leads a month.

If we miss your floor in a given month, we keep working at no cost until we hit it. We don't write the guarantee to set expectations, we write it because if we don't hit the floor, you don't keep paying for a result you didn't get.

Why the floor isn't the target

The floor is protection. The target is volume. We build for volume, the whole engine exists to put real, booked jobs in front of you, and we guarantee a floor so your risk is capped while we get there.

In practice, healthy accounts run well above the floor. But the number in writing is the number you can count on, regardless.

The term

Engagements start with an initial 90-day term, then continue month to month. Ninety days is the honest window to build the demand, warm the pipeline, and let the follow-up engine compound, quick wins are common, but real momentum is a quarter's work. Ad spend is separate from your Rockmelon fee.

What we ask of you

The guarantee is a two-way street. To stand behind the floor, we need you to take the calls our setters book, quote the work promptly, and keep us in the loop on what's closing. We bring the leads and the system; you bring the trade.

The specific floor, term and conditions for your business are set out in your written agreement, which takes precedence over this summary.