For resin bound & block paving installers

Your customer draws their drive. You get the job.

It's 9pm and someone's on the sofa googling what a new drive costs. If your website can give them a straight answer there and then, using your prices, you're the firm they talk to. They trace their drive on a satellite map, see a sensible price range, and their name and number land in your inbox with the drive already measured. You've done nothing except be the one who answered.

Being built with working installers, not in an office by people who've never laid a block. 20 founding spots.

Be honest: what does your lead-site money actually get you?

You know the drill. You pay for the lead, so do three other firms, everyone drives out to measure the same drive, and the job goes to whoever quoted cheapest or got there first. Meanwhile people are landing on your own website every week and leaving without a trace. That's the bit we fix.

£80–£500

What plenty of installers tell us they're paying lead sites every month. Win or lose, that money's gone.

3–4 firms

How many firms the same lead usually gets sold to. You're in a price war before you've even rung them back.

Win or lose

Nobody refunds you when the job goes elsewhere. The house always wins, and you're not the house.

Every DrawMyDrive lead comes off your own website, arrives already measured, and goes to you and nobody else. Founding price is £25 a month. That's less than one lead fee you'd have lost anyway.

How it works

One line of code on your website, or just a link if you haven't got one. Nothing for the customer to download, nothing for you to learn, and you can be set up in an afternoon.

1

They trace their drive

They find their house on the satellite map and tap the corners of their drive. Takes about 30 seconds, and people quite enjoy it.

2

They see your price

The tool works it out from your £ per m² and your minimum job, then shows a sensible range with your name on it. Not our prices. Yours.

3

You get the lead

Name, number, postcode, the traced drive and what they were quoted, straight to your inbox or phone. When you turn up to survey, half the selling's already done.

Your numbers, not ours

  • Your rates. You set the £ per m² and your minimum job. Put them up in busy months if you fancy, it's your business.
  • Your name on it. Your logo, your colours. Homeowners never see us, they see you.
  • Your leads, full stop. We never sell them, share them, or breathe a word to anyone else. That's the whole point.
  • Honest estimates. Every price shows as a range with "confirmed on free survey" printed on it. Nobody holds you to a number a screen came up with.
Example: your pricing in action
Measured area48 m²
Your rate£110 / m²
Your minimum job£1,800
Customer sees£5,400 – £6,150

Founding installer offer

We're finishing this with a small group of installers who'll tell us straight when something's rubbish. In return, founding members get:

  • Lifetime pricing, locked as long as you're subscribed
  • Free set-up call, where we put it on your site with you
  • A direct say in what gets built next
  • One installer per area at founding rates
£50 / month at launch
£25
per month · cancel anytime
First 20 installers only

Common questions

What if the customer measures it wrong?

They'll be roughly right, and that's fine. It shows a range, clearly marked as confirmed on survey. Its job is to start the conversation with a serious buyer. The final price is still yours to set when you've seen the job.

Do I need a proper website?

No. Any website works with one line of code, and if you've only got a Facebook page, we give you your own quote page to link from there, your Google listing, WhatsApp, or a QR sticker on the van.

Does it work for block paving or gravel?

The measuring works on anything. Resin pricing is built first, and block paving, tarmac and the rest follow based on what founding members actually ask for, not what we guess.

Is there a contract?

No contract, no setup fee, cancel whenever you like. The founding price stays locked for as long as you stay, even when the public price goes up.