Lead magnet example

House painting AI tool

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We go through this tool together and work out how it would be built to your brand, your products and your price list. It takes about twenty minutes and commits you to nothing.

Santtu Luoma
Santtu Luoma
Sales, Support, Lead Magnets
+358 44 302 6772 santtu@ansaan.com
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House painting AI tool: choosing the treatment and which parts are painted.

What it answers

A facade colour is a decision people put off for years. Not because they do not want the house painted, but because they dare not choose: the chip on the colour card is the size of a thumbnail, and the same shade across a whole wall looks like something else entirely. Get it wrong and it is up there for a decade, so nothing gets chosen.

The tool removes that risk. Your visitor uploads a photograph of their own house, picks a finish and a shade, and within a minute sees their own facade painted, in their own garden, in their own light. By the time they leave their details, the decision has already been made.

Why it produces leads

  1. It settles the thing that stops people ordering A painting job is not postponed over the price. It is postponed over the colour. Once the colour has been seen, the obstacle is gone.
  2. Nobody tries just one shade Every attempt is another visit to your site and another minute with your brand.
  3. The lead says what they want You know the finish, the shade, the trim colour and whether the plinth is being painted, before the first call.
  4. The picture goes to the other half of the household A facade colour is rarely one person’s decision. A rendering travels as a message; a colour card does not.
  5. The leads land where you already work The tool can be wired into your CRM, so enquiries arrive in the system you run your sales from rather than in a mailbox where they get lost.

How it works

  1. The visitor uploads a photo of their house One ordinary photograph is enough. It stays on their own machine until they leave their details.
  2. They pick a finish and a shade Opaque paint, traditional red ochre or a translucent woodstain. The palette changes with the finish, as it does in real life.
  3. The image takes about a minute The walls take the new shade, but the cladding stays cladding: the same boards, the same shadow gaps, the same house.
  4. You get the enquiry and both photographs The original and the rendering arrive by email, with the choices and the contact details.