Industries
Ten trades. Each one built from its own evidence.
The design system, the conversion mechanics and the module differ by trade because the trades differ. Auto is form-dominant; plumbing converts calls better than anyone; med spa wants to book on a phone and is rarely offered the chance.
| Code | Trade | How inquiries arrive | Open |
|---|---|---|---|
| TR-01 | Auto repair | 85.7% forms · 14.3% calls | Open → |
| TR-02 | Med spa | 92.2% forms · 7.8% calls | Open → |
| TR-03 | Dental | Reviews are the #1 selection factor at 43.3% | Open → |
| TR-04 | HVAC & plumbing | 22.2% of conversions are calls · 43% call-to-booked | Open → |
| TR-05 | Salon & barber | 77.5% of barbershop appointments book online | Open → |
| TR-06 | Fitness studio | 6.94% Google Ads CVR against an 8.18% average | Open → |
| TR-07 | Pet grooming | Standing appointments, booked between visits | Open → |
| TR-08 | Cleaning | Recurring by design, one-off by accident | Open → |
| TR-09 | Tattoo | Message first, deposit decides | Open → |
| TR-10 | Chiro & PT | Plan of care, not a single appointment | Open → |
Where a split above is somebody else’s measurement it is theirs: Ruler Analytics, form vs call split by industry, Ruler Analytics, Booking benchmark, 30,000 businesses, IronMonk, n=1,500, BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2025, Field-service benchmark, 3,000 businesses, Invoca, 60M calls, WordStream, 13,474 campaigns, Veterinary reminder study, 5,000+ clinics. The rest describe how the trade works and carry no borrowed number.