Get 10 Qualified Leads in the Next 30 Days — or I Send Your $497 Back.
No retainer. No contract. No “just trust me.” I build the machine, run it for 30 days, and prove it works before you pay me a dime to keep it. The only money that leaves your hands goes straight to Meta — never to me.
I got tired of watching good owners get burned.
I’m Dillon Smith — “The Meta Ads Guy.” I’ve worked across 25+ industries and closed over $3 million in deals for my clients. Closing is the thing I actually do — I don’t hand you leads and walk off, I work them and close them.
Here’s the honest reason this offer exists. Almost every service owner I sit down with has already been through it: a fat monthly retainer, a six-month contract, a dashboard full of “impressions” and “reach” — and not one new customer to show for it.
So I flipped the risk onto myself. You don’t pay me to trust me. I prove it first, then you decide. That’s the whole idea behind the 30-Day Trial.
— Dillon
You didn’t fail. You got sold a system built to protect the agency.
You know how it usually goes. You pay up front. You sign the contract. Your ad budget disappears into an account you can’t see, and every month you get a report full of numbers that don’t put money in your bank.
When you ask where the customers are, you get “it takes time to optimize.” When you try to leave, you’re still on the hook for three more months.
That’s not a marketing problem. That’s a risk problem — and all of it sits on you. The agency gets paid whether you grow or not. So of course they protect their downside instead of your growth.
I don’t build it that way. Watch how backwards this is.
So I do it backwards. I earn it first.
I build one campaign, load three creatives, and run it for 30 days. You fund a minimum of $1,000 in ad spend — paid directly to Meta, on your own card, never through me. If that campaign doesn’t produce at least 10 qualified leads in 30 days, your $497 comes back. Simple.
Five steps. No mystery.
You claim your slot — $497, refundable.
Secure it right here on this page. Your spot is locked the moment your payment goes through — no back-and-forth, no waiting on me.
I build the machine.
One campaign and three creatives, built around the one service that makes you the most money. You approve it before it goes live.
You fund the ad spend — direct to Meta.
A minimum of $1,000 over 30 days, on your card, in your account. I never touch a dollar of it, and it’s never marked up.
I run it and manage it for 30 days.
I watch it daily, optimize what’s working, and hold my team to the standards below. I never pause the test mid-flight.
Day 30, you count the leads.
10 or more qualified leads? It worked — and your $497 becomes a down payment on your build. Fewer than 10? Your $497 comes straight back.
Read that again, because it’s the whole point. Whatever happens in 30 days, that $497 ends up back in your favor.
Your $497 becomes a down payment.
Hit 10+ qualified leads and you continue — your $497 applies straight to your build. You didn’t spend it. You invested it, and it proved itself first.
Your $497 is refunded.
Come up short of 10 and you get the $497 back. No hoops, no “store credit only.” The risk of the test was mine, not yours.
So we’re clear on what “qualified” means: a qualified lead is a real person in your service area who reached out through your campaign with valid contact information and genuine interest in the service you offer — not spam, not a misclick, not someone three states away. The one thing at risk is your ad spend — and that goes to Meta and produces leads you keep either way. The guarantee assumes you hold up your side: fund the spend, approve creative within 48 hours, respond to your leads, and let the test run without pausing it.
You’re not the only one on the hook.
Every lead, within the hour
A new lead gets a response inside 60 minutes. Speed is where most agencies quietly lose your money.
Creative shipped in 48 hours
You approve it and it’s live within two days. No two-week “creative pipeline” eating your test window.
Never paused mid-test
The test runs the full 30 days. I don’t choke it early and I don’t leave it half-finished.
These aren’t nice words on a page — they’re the standards I hold my own team to, in writing, for every trial.
Why the $1,000 minimum — straight answer.
First, where it goes: every dollar goes to Meta, on your card, in your account. Not to me. Not marked up. You can log in and watch it work in real time.
Second, why a floor exists at all: a campaign needs fuel to learn. Under about a thousand dollars across 30 days, Meta’s algorithm never gets enough data to find your buyers — and I’m not going to put my $497 on a test that’s rigged to fail from the start.
And third — the honest part: the minimum is a qualifier, not a hurdle. If putting $1,000 into your own growth over a month feels like too much, this isn’t for you yet, and that’s okay. Managing your ads long-term is a bigger commitment than the trial. This test is how we both find out whether it’s worth making.
When the machine proves out, you’re not starting over.
The trial that proved it also paid for the first piece of it. Your $497 carries straight into the full build — so nothing you put in gets wasted.
From there, it’s your call. Run the traffic engine and I keep the leads flowing. Or step up to the full system and let the AI answer, qualify, and book them for you while you’re on the tools. But that’s day 30’s decision. Today’s is a lot smaller.
Who this is — and isn’t — for.
This is for you if…
- You run an established local service business and want more customers, not more “impressions.”
- You can fund at least $1,000 in ad spend over 30 days.
- You’ll actually respond to the leads we send you.
- You’ve been burned before and you want proof before you pay.
This isn’t for you if…
- You’re pre-revenue or can’t put money into ad spend yet.
- You want leads but won’t pick up the phone to work them.
- You’re shopping for the cheapest option, not the one that works.
- You want a magic button with zero involvement on your end.
Add it up. This is hard to pass on for a reason.
Your worst case is a month of free leads. Your best case is a machine that prints customers. That’s not a pitch — that’s just the math.
- One campaign built around your best service
- Three creatives, approved by you before launch
- 30 days of daily hands-on management
- Every lead answered within an hour
- 10 qualified leads in 30 days — or your $497 back
- You keep the account, the creative, and the leads
Claim your 30-day trial.
The questions you’re already asking.
What exactly counts as a “qualified lead”?
Where does the $1,000 ad spend actually go?
What if I don’t get 10 leads?
Do I keep the leads, the creative, and the account?
Is there a contract or lock-in?
What do you need from me during the 30 days?
What happens after the trial?
Ten qualified leads in 30 days — or your money back.
You’ve been burned before, so I’m not asking you to trust me. I’m asking you to let me prove it — on my risk, not yours. Worst case, you get a month of leads and a full refund.
Claim your 30-day trial slot $497 refundable · you fund your own ad spend · I do the rest