Been doing PAy per call for a while now, never seriously more as a hobby / distraction I only do home improvement. Starting this as a personal journey thread to help with focus and maybe help others starting out as well. I will break $4000 in revenue for June 2026. Estimates Revshare leads $2200 Pay per call $1800-2200 Form leads &4-500 Will post actual numbers when month closes then give weekly updates. Goal is $15000 per month by July 1 2027. Plans Will invest $1500 to $2000 per month back into new site deployments, infrastructure and tools. I do have things that have been bought and paid for over the years that I use and will reference. In the process of deploying all 50’state multi city location page websites. 150 to 800 page websites plus 3 5000 plus page national websites. I already have purchased the domain names and will be creating these as static html sites using a custom coded python script and AI. Just three days ago in creating the script and testing I launched 4 state based websites and today have gotten two calls one of which converted for $52. I am working on improving the prompts and design and will have all 50 state based sites done by months end. I will start working on the script for the single city / market websites soon I have over 500 domain names researched to launch this on that will keep me occupied for some time. My biggest expenses to get this done will be AI costs. I am using Claude. Average cost for a state based site is around $25 but the national sites will run $200-$300 each in AI costs. Each state site is also incurring monthly costs as well for phone numbers. In the $12-$20 range. I am not reusing numbers. I want to track. I have done a poor job of this. I currently have phantom calls coming in making money but I don’t know where from.

Here's the next big update for Rank And Rent people, now you can make nationwide sites using Ranklocal and the cost to make each site is less than 0.4 USD. Let me explain what it is and why do you need it. If you have heard about rank and rent model / Pay Per call Model where you make local business site and sell out the leads, the more pages your site have, higher the chances are for more leads and more revenue. Me and majority of my students were making single city sites where we target a specific city with 1 niche. that website hardly has 25 to 30 pages. Then comes the state level site creation in RankLocal where user was able to make a site targetting full state. It means, making each city's dedicated page for absolute targetting. Now we have introduced the next big thing, nationwide coverage, this means now you will have your website's page in all the USA's Cities. Around 31,000 cities that you can target with just 1 website. People making thousands of dollars from 1 website each month using this nationwide coverage method. The next question is, is this spam? or how to tackle the duplicate content issue? In this model, i haven't simply made a template and run the python script to replace the city names. This leads to higher chances of google detecting it as spam and thin content. What i have made sure that each page has a lot of personalised data that will make each page's content unique. This includes a lot of things like the county that city is in, its neighorhoods, its state, its zip codes, its neighoring cities, its population and many more items that will be unique for each page. Then comes the second layer where i made sure each state's content is different from others, each state's weather conditions are different, location is different, types of homes are different, this data will make each state's city pages to be different than other state's city pages. So there is a whole concept behind the scenes and not just city name swap. This model works best with expired domains and even 1 single site can make 1000+ USD per month.

Built an EMD site last month using Local Sites Pro 2.0. Targeted a niche with solid call demand. One month in — it's sitting at #7 in Google, 5000+ impressions, and already made $375 from a single converted call. No ad spend. Just organic. The math gets interesting when you stack these. 10 sites like this running in parallel, each generating calls on autopilot — that's a fundamentally different cost structure than paid. The key is picking the right niche + market before building. That's where most people get it wrong — they build first, validate later. If you want to see the full build process — niches, domains, structure — I've put it all together at LeadsXPro 2.0 .