Anchor Point Pro

The problem

Angi sends opportunities that expire if nobody responds. Five people could act on them, nobody owned the decision, and spending outside the monthly budget needed someone's yes. Between 24 and 26 October 2026, nine opportunities expired unanswered, four of them sunrooms, Anchor Point's best category. Kitchen leads took sales time and rarely closed in one meeting, because those homeowners usually want design help Anchor Point does not offer.

What we built

An automatic review that runs on every new Angi opportunity:

• Show interest in every job, and accept every one where the homeowner asked for Anchor Point by name.
• Accepts happen Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 5 PM, so a paid lead never waits overnight for a call. Outside those hours the job is listed for the next window.
• From 9 November 2026, kitchen remodels are skipped unless the homeowner asked for Anchor Point, so sales time goes to outdoor living and true sunrooms, the work Anchor Point builds that most competitors won't.
• Every opportunity ends as accepted, interest shown, or a recorded reason, and each one posts to the team's Slack channel with a direct message to the people who make the calls.

Results

• Sunrooms returned about $22 for every $1 spent on Angi in October 2026, the best of any category, so the rules protect the jobs worth the most.
• No opportunity goes unanswered for lack of an owner: each one ends with a decision on record.

Technology

• Angi
• Python
• Supabase (PostgreSQL)
• Slack
• Scheduled jobs