Premura is a paid, done-for-you service, so the right question is not whether it works, it is whether it fits your company right now. Here is a candid look at who gets real value from dedicated agents and who should wait. We would rather you self-select out than sign up before you are ready.
Dedicated agents dial your territory all day and book appointments straight into your calendar. That is powerful if you can close and service them, and a waste if you cannot. Read both columns before you decide.
You already sell and can absorb volume
Better to wait and build first
If you landed in the right column, that is not a rejection. It is a sequence. Build the closing side first, then a dedicated agent becomes an accelerator instead of a cost.
Every dedicated agent dials seven to eight hours a day and produces around one qualified appointment per agent per day. To turn that into revenue, four things need to already be true.
A lot of appointment and lead companies will take anyone with a credit card. We do not, because it does not work for anyone when we do. If your capacity cannot keep up with a dedicated agent, the appointments go stale, the numbers look bad, and everyone is frustrated.
So on a strategy call we will ask direct questions about your closers, your current install volume, and your calendar. If the honest answer is that you are too early, we will say so and tell you what to build first. That is better for you, and it is better for us. Our best clients are companies that were ready, plugged agents into an operation that could handle the flow, and saw the results our reviews describe.
Doing your homework on Premura is exactly what you should do before paying for anything. Start here.
Premura fits solar, roofing, and home-services companies that already close deals and have the capacity to work a full calendar of fresh appointments. If you have at least one closer, install or complete roughly five or more jobs a month, and could handle 40 to 50 new appointments a month, dedicated agents give you a reliable way to keep that pipeline full.
If you are too early, have no one to close the appointments, or are doing under about five installs a month, we will usually tell you to wait. Booked appointments only turn into revenue if someone can run them and close them. Buying appointment capacity before you can service it wastes both your money and the agents' work.
Yes. Premura books qualified appointments straight into your calendar, but you or your team close them. We are the front of your funnel, not your sales team. If you do not yet have a closer or a reliable closing process, that is the piece to build first.
A dedicated agent dials seven to eight hours a day and produces around one qualified appointment per agent per day, so the model is built for companies that want a full, steady calendar. If your capacity is only a handful of appointments a month, a dedicated agent is more volume than you can use right now.
Ask yourself three things. Do you sell solar, roofing, or a home service. Can someone close the appointments we send. Could you handle 40 to 50 new appointments a month without dropping the ones you already have. If you answer yes to all three, book a call. If not, it is honest to wait until you can.
Book a free strategy call. We will ask about your closers, your current volume, and your calendar, then tell you straight whether a dedicated agent makes sense for you right now or whether you should wait.
Book Your Strategy Call →No contracts required to start the conversation. No pressure. If you are not ready, we will tell you.