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Commercial Fit-Out Marketing · Pay Per Client

Turn fit-out enquiries into paying clients.

We help commercial fit-out companies turn enquiries into paying clients — from the project scope and requirements to a site visit and an agreed contract, with fees structured around the client outcome, not the number of leads collected. This is distinct from residential renovation.

See how it works
Illustrative workflowEnquiry → Client
EnquiryLanding page
ResponseInstant reply
QualifyScope & timeline
Site visitQuote booked
ClientSigned contract
Example enquirynow
Hi, we're moving offices and need a fit-out — what do you cover and can you do a site visit?
Auto-responding & qualifying…

Illustrative conversation.

Built for commercial fit-out companies

Office fit-out contractorsRetail fit-out specialistsHospitality fit-outWorkspace fit-outCat A & Cat B fit-outTurnkey fit-out

A different way to grow your commercial fit-out company

A typical arrangement bills for activity. LCY ties its performance fee to the agreed client outcome.

The Traditional Model

Pay for activity, carry the risk

  • A typical retainer-led arrangement may charge management fees independently of customer outcomes.
  • You receive Commercial Fit-Out Company Marketing enquiries that may never reply.
  • Manual follow-up and booking work is left to your business.
  • Opportunities get forgotten after one or two follow-ups.
  • You carry most of the marketing risk whether results happen or not.
The usual invoice

Agency fee + ad spend + … “the marketing bill still arrives.”

The LCY Model

We focus on the result, not just the lead

  • We build the campaign and the landing page.
  • We automate response and follow-up so high-intent prospects don't go cold.
  • We qualify project scope, service and timing before your team is involved.
  • We help guide prospects toward a consultation or site visit, with follow-up and reminders.
  • You pay when the agreed client outcome happens.
You pay when the result happens
A client is counted when the agreed client conversion happens — for example, a signed client. The exact definition is agreed before launch so both parties use the same measurement.

Advertising budget and any other agreed costs are separate; scope, fees and tracking are agreed upfront.

Where most fit-out companies lose clients

Businesses compare contractors and stall on follow-up. The gap between an enquiry and a signed contract is where revenue disappears. We close it.

Reply while motivation is high

A business planning a move wants answers fast. The system replies instantly so an enquiry doesn't go cold while you're on site.

Can you fit out our new office?
Yes — what size and timeline?

Illustrative conversation.

Keep site visits moving

A visit booked and never followed up rarely converts. Automated follow-up keeps prospects moving toward a signed contract.

Day 0 · Enquiry
Day 1 · Visit reminder
Day 3 · Quote follow-up

Example cadence, not a fixed schedule.

Track signed clients

The question isn't how many enquiries arrived — it's how many became signed clients. We track the journey that became revenue.

Enquiry→Visit→Client tracked
How it works

From enquiry to signed client

01

Campaign & landing page

Offer and landing page positioned around what a business wants — a reliable fit-out, clear timeline and a reason to enquire.

LCY handles
02

Respond & qualify

Instant reply captures the project scope and timeline, then guides the prospect toward a site visit.

LCY handles
03

Follow-up & site visit

Automated follow-up and reminders keep the prospect moving toward the visit, with re-engagement so opportunities don't disappear.

LCY handles
04

Agreed client outcome

You deliver a strong quote and close the contract. We track what became a signed client — not just how many enquiries arrived.

Your team handles

Fit-out contracts are won in the follow-up. Acquisition should be tied to the client outcome — not to leads collected.

Pay around the agreed client

Fees are structured around an agreed client outcome — not site visits booked or leads collected.

What counts as a result

An enquiry or a site visit is a step toward a result — it is not the result itself.

A client is counted when the agreed client conversion happens — for example, a signed fit-out contract. The exact definition is agreed before launch so both parties use the same measurement. Enquiries that never reply are not counted as results on their own.

What we agree before launch

  • What counts as a client
  • How clients are tracked
  • The performance fee
  • The advertising budget
  • Your sales process

We bring the demand. You deliver the fit-out.

LCY handles

  • Campaign, landing page and offer
  • Instant response and lead qualification
  • Site visit booking and follow-up
  • Automated follow-up and reminders
  • Client conversion tracking

Your team handles

  • Deliver a strong quote
  • Close the contract
  • Respond quickly when human attention is needed
  • Run a consistent sales process

Common questions

What counts as a client?

The exact definition of a client is agreed before the campaign begins. For commercial fit-out companies, a client result is typically a signed contract — not an enquiry, a site visit that doesn't convert, or a lead that never replies.

How is this different from residential renovation?

Commercial fit-out focuses on offices, retail and hospitality spaces. Residential renovation is a separate service with its own page. Qualification captures the right scope so prospects reach the right service.

Can the system qualify scope upfront?

Yes. During qualification the system can capture the project scope and timeline so you prepare the right site visit.

How does pricing and the advertising budget work?

The performance fee and the advertising budget are agreed before the campaign launches. No specific price is published; terms are confirmed per campaign.

Stop paying for leads. Start paying for clients.

More signed contracts. More clients. Only pay when the agreed client outcome happens.

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