It's their house
An aerial photo of your own backyard is a pattern interrupt. Nobody bins it without looking. A rendered pool on it starts the exact conversation you sell in.


A done-for-you direct-mail machine, licensed to one pool builder per territory. It reads public sale records, finds owner-occupied homes on big lots with no pool, verifies the yard fits from aerial imagery, renders your pool onto their real photo, and mails it. The QR code drops the lead in your CRM.
DRAG THE LINE · this is a real home that passed every filter
Not a coupon. A 4x6 photo of the house they just bought, seen from above, with your pool already built. Plus the view they'd have from the deck chair.
This is a live example, not a mockup. That home sold in the last 12 months, sits on 1.9 acres, has no pool on the county improvement record, and its yard scored 90/100 for pool fit from aerial imagery. The print proof came back from the mail API before this page was built.
Five stages, fully automated, one human decision: which renders are good enough to mail. Nothing mails without your approval.
Every home that sold in the last 12 months for $350,000+: single-family, owner-occupied, on a quarter acre or more. New owners with fresh equity and moving-in energy, in yards big enough to dig.
Any parcel with a pool, pool heater, or solar-pool improvement on record is gone. What's left is your exact market: big sunny lots, no pool, money in the walls.
The machine pulls a satellite tile of each parcel and scores the yard: open contiguous space, no cage, low tree cover, no visible obstructions. Only verified pool-ready yards make the mailing list. Top 50 per run.
A free-form pool and paver deck, composited where a builder would put it, matching the photo's light and shadows. Nothing else changes. You review every render before it prints; a bad one never leaves the queue.
Cards print and mail for about a dollar each, no print shop, no minimums. The QR opens a page with their own render as the hero and a three-field form. Submissions land in your CRM tagged and ready to call.
Every card carries the aerial proof and the backyard dream in one image pair. That's why it gets handed to a spouse instead of thrown away.
An aerial photo of your own backyard is a pattern interrupt. Nobody bins it without looking. A rendered pool on it starts the exact conversation you sell in.
Every recipient bought in the last 12 months, the window when homeowners spend the most on the property. The pool conversation is already happening at their kitchen table.
$350k+ purchase, quarter-acre-plus lot, no existing pool, AI-verified room to build. You're not mailing a zip code. Every single card goes to someone who could sign a pool contract.
This models the real deal: license fee, 500 included cards, extras at $1.50. Stress-test it with your close rate and your average pool.
One signed pool covers 50 months of the machine.
Projection, not a promise. All-in number: license and every card, nothing hidden. Assumes one mailing per household and contracts at your average.
One flat license, cards included. No contracts past 30 days, no per-lead fees. Cancel monthly; your territory reopens to your competitors the day you do.
Pool builders and remodelers · one builder per territory
Tell me where you build and your average contract. I'll pull your territory's sale records, screen every yard, and show you exactly how many pool-ready homes are waiting for a card, before you commit to anything.
Two minutes. No card, no contract.
Prefer email? [email protected]. Replies same day.