Ten trades. Each one built from its own evidence.

The design system, the conversion mechanics and the module differ by trade because the trades differ. Auto is form-dominant; plumbing converts calls better than anyone; med spa wants to book on a phone and is rarely offered the chance.

A technician working under a lifted vehicle in an open bay
Sections by trade
CodeTradeHow inquiries arriveMeasured byOpen
TR-01Auto repair85.7% forms · 14.3% callsRuler Analytics, form vs call split by industry · verified 31 Jul 2026Open →
TR-02Med spa92.2% forms · 7.8% callsRuler Analytics · Booking benchmark, 30,000 businesses · verified 31 Jul 2026Open →
TR-03DentalReviews are the #1 selection factor at 43.3%IronMonk, n=1,500 · BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2025 · verified 31 Jul 2026Open →
TR-04HVAC & plumbing22.2% of conversions are calls · 43% call-to-bookedRuler Analytics · Field-service benchmark, 3,000 businesses · Invoca, 60M calls · verified 31 Jul 2026Open →
TR-05Salon & barber77.5% of barbershop appointments book onlineBooking benchmark, 30,000 businesses · verified 31 Jul 2026Open →
TR-06Fitness studio6.94% Google Ads CVR against an 8.18% averageWordStream, 13,474 campaigns · verified 31 Jul 2026Open →
TR-07Pet groomingStanding appointments, booked between visitsVeterinary reminder study, 5,000+ clinics · verified 31 Jul 2026Open →
TR-08CleaningRecurring by design, one-off by accidentFirst-party: how the trade works, no borrowed numberOpen →
TR-09TattooMessage first, deposit decidesFirst-party: how the trade works, no borrowed numberOpen →
TR-10Chiro & PTPlan of care, not a single appointmentFirst-party: how the trade works, no borrowed numberOpen →

Every borrowed number above carries its source and the date it was last checked against it. Where a row reads first-party, the split describes how the trade works and borrows no number.