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Lead Tracker for Service Businesses

Lead tracker spreadsheet for home and local service businesses: response time to the minute, daily follow-up list, quote chasing, close rate by source and cost per won job.

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Price $24.99USD

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  • Version 1.0.0 · updated Nov 10, 2026.

Description

For service businesses, the job usually goes to whoever calls back first and follows up properly. This workbook logs every call, form and message from first contact to won or lost job, and shows where your marketing money actually turns into work.

Enter each lead (up to 3,000) with the date and time it arrived and when you first responded, its source, service and estimated value, then the quote, follow-ups and outcome. Every lead gets a response time in hours, a speed bucket, a within-target check against your own goal, an outcome, revenue (final job value or the quote) and a next action: Respond now, Follow-up due, Chase quote or Set next step. The Follow-Up List pulls every lead that needs action onto one printable page. Add monthly spend per source and Source ROI shows leads, close rate, revenue, cost per lead, cost per won job and ROI for each one. Speed and Loss compares close rates by how fast you answered, totals lost reasons with their estimated value, and shows results by service. Monthly tracks the trend; the Dashboard has 15 headline numbers and two charts.

Included: worked-example and blank workbooks (9 sheets, 31,013 formulas; the example is a fictional plumbing company with 838 leads), plus a 5-page PDF guide in US Letter and A4 with a quick start, what each next action means, speed-to-lead tips and wording, a worked example and a monthly marketing review. Google Sheets copy: pending.

General information, not marketing, legal or financial advice.

Who it's for: Owners and office managers of home and local service businesses: plumbers, electricians, HVAC, cleaners, landscapers, roofers, pest control, movers, handymen and repair shops..

Included files

  • lead-tracker-for-service-businesses-v1.0.0-all-files.zipAll files in one ZIP (includes licence)ZIP
  • Lead-Tracker-for-Service-Businesses-Example.xlsxWorkbook with a fictional plumbing company's leads, spend and results: 9 sheets, 31,013 formulasXLSX
  • Lead-Tracker-for-Service-Businesses-Blank.xlsxBlank workbook ready for your sources, services and leadsXLSX
  • Lead-Tracker-for-Service-Businesses-Guide-Letter.pdfPDF guide: quick start, next actions, speed to lead, worked example, monthly marketing review (US Letter, 5 pages)PDF
  • Lead-Tracker-for-Service-Businesses-Guide-A4.pdfPDF guide (A4, 5 pages)PDF
  • LICENCE.txtLicence summaryTXT
  • Plus a single ZIP with every file and the licence (907 KB).

How to use

Open the blank .xlsx and read Start Here. Set your year, response target, sources and services on Settings; enter monthly spend; log every lead with date and time; print the Follow-Up List each morning; review Source ROI monthly.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a physical product?

No. This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped — you download the files from your account after purchase.

How do I get my files?

After payment, go to My Downloads in your account. Your purchase stays available there to re-download.

What can I do with it?

Use for yourself, your household or your own business. Print unlimited copies for that use. No reselling or sharing the files.

How is response time measured?

First response date and time minus received date and time, in hours. Leads are grouped into under 1 hour, 1–4 hours, 4–24 hours, over 24 hours and no response yet, and checked against the target you set.

How is ROI worked out?

ROI = (revenue won − spend) ÷ spend for each source in the reporting year. Revenue is the final job value, or the quote if you leave the job value blank.

Does it work for any trade?

Yes. Sources, services and lost reasons are your own lists on Settings; the example uses a plumbing company.

Which apps has it been tested in?

LibreOffice Calc (recalculated and checked against expected values). Not tested in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.