Why service companies are leaning in
For years, growth has meant paying for leads, closing the deal, completing the install, then returning to ground zero. That cycle creates revenue—but it also creates constant pressure.
Preferred Dealers are moving toward a coordinated model that helps them expand their offer set, strengthen customer retention, and reduce dependency on paid acquisition.
What customers get
Clear guidance, fewer vendors, and better aligned solutions that focus on real cost reduction and long-term value.
What dealers gain
More value per customer relationship, stronger positioning, and coordinated pathways without operational strain.
See how it works
If you want transparency on structure, expansion, and how service professionals plug in, start with the Town Hall sessions. If you want to browse product/media overviews, use the Media hub. If you’re ready to begin, register to get started.
Final thought
The companies joining this ecosystem aren’t chasing noise. They’re building positioning—through alignment, structure, and a network model that strengthens the service provider while helping customers reduce unnecessary costs.