Do it yourself, hire an agency, or Foundry?

There are three common ways to get found online and get the office work off your evenings. None is right for everyone. Here's how they compare.

Do it yourselfMarketing agency on an all-in-one platformFoundry
What you getWhatever you can set up in the tools you haveUsually the agency's platform (often a new login and another bill)An AI-powered smart website that helps people find you and book you, and connects to Cloud AI agents, Hybrid, or the Foundry Box when you are ready
Who sets it upYouThe agencyFoundry
CostYour time, plus anything your apps chargeVaries by agencyScope and investment are covered on a short call
Who hosts itYouThe agencyFoundry always hosts the software. Hardware for Hybrid or the Box is yours to buy
Best forOwners who like setting up tools and have a few spare hoursOwners who want ads and a marketing package from one vendorOwners who want to be found, book more of the right jobs, and get their evenings back

When doing it yourself is the better choice

If your phone app has a missed-call auto-reply and you're comfortable in its settings, you can set that up in an afternoon. Our free guide walks through it.

When an agency is the better choice

If you want one company to run your ads and marketing on one platform, an agency built for that may fit better than us. We don't sell SEO or AIO. Ask who owns the account and what happens if you leave.

When Foundry fits

You want people to find you, you want calls and forms to turn into booked jobs, and you want the office work set up and checked so more of the week comes back to you and your family.

Your field-service app may already have some of this

Apps like Jobber and Housecall Pro offer their own AI and messaging features, sometimes as paid add-ons. If you already use one, check what's included in your plan first. Foundry can work with what you already have rather than replace it.

Questions? Email sales@thefoundrynet.io or book a 15-minute call.

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