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Built For Pest Control Operators

You Master the Route.
We Master the Business.

Get back to the dream.

Stop just running routes and start building a business you can sell.

Pest control is a recurring-service business? — the same homes, serviced again and again. Ligo turns every one of those visits into a 5-star review and compounds? your reputation into local visibility. Plans from $49/mo.

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You didn’t get your license to spend your evenings chasing missed calls, re-routing tomorrow’s stops, and wondering why the work you do every single day barely shows up on Google. You got into pest control because it’s steady — the same homes, the same routes, customers who renew without thinking about it. That recurring base is the most valuable thing you own. It’s also the thing a buyer pays the most for. But a book of loyal customers nobody can see online is a business that’s hard to grow and hard to sell.

Here’s the quiet problem: the customers who trust you most — the ones who let you walk through their home four, six, twelve times a year and never see a bug — almost never leave a review. Not because they’re unhappy. Because nobody ever made the ask easy.

You Master the Route. We Master the Business.

Here’s what your recurring base looks like with Ligo:

  1. Winston catches every call. While you’re under a crawlspace, he answers, books the service, and texts you the summary — so a new customer never reaches your voicemail.
  2. Every completed visit triggers the ask. The moment a stop is marked done, the customer gets one text — a thank-you and a one-tap review link. No keychain to find. No app to download.
  3. The review earns a discount. Leave a review, get 10% off your next service. The customer wins, you win, and the ask finally has a reason behind it.
  4. Winston follows up on the quiet ones. A loyal customer who never reviewed? Before their next service, Winston calls — “your next visit’s coming up, mind dropping a quick review? we’ll text you the link and take 10% off.”
  5. Reviews compound into visibility. Every recurring customer becomes a steady stream of fresh Google reviews — and that’s what puts you above the pest company three towns over.

Stop just running routes and start building a business you can sell. Ligo gives you your dream back.

A QR Keychain Is A Hope.
Not A System.

Most pest companies already “do reviews.” They clip a QR keychain to the invoice folder and hope. Here’s why hoping doesn’t move your ranking.

David — the founder of Ligo — has been a loyal pest control customer at the same company since 2013. Twelve years. Dozens of service visits. That company has handed him a QR review keychain the whole time.

In twelve years, he has left them exactly one review.

That’s not a bad customer. That’s a passive system. A keychain only works if the customer happens to see it, happens to have a free hand, happens to feel like typing, and happens to have a reason to bother. That’s four “happens to” — and across a whole route, almost nobody clears all four.

The fix isn’t a better keychain. It’s replacing hope with a system that does the asking — at the right moment, with a reason attached, and a follow-up for the ones who slip through.

The Review System Built For Recurring Service.

One-and-done trades get one shot at a review. You get a shot every visit — that’s pest control’s unfair advantage. Three moving parts make sure you actually take it.

PART 01

The Text After Every Visit

The second a stop is marked complete, the customer gets one automated text: a thank-you and a one-tap review link. No keychain to notice, no app to install. It lands while the service is still fresh — the only moment the ask ever really works.

Automatic · every completed visit
PART 02

The Discount That Earns It

“Leave a review, get 10% off your next service.” A keychain asks for a favor. This gives the customer a real reason — and because pest is recurring, the reward is something they’ll actually use in a few weeks. The ask stops being a favor and becomes a fair trade.

Discount incentive · your rules
PART 03

Winston’s Follow-Up Call

For a loyal customer who still hasn’t reviewed, Winston makes one friendly call before their next service is due: “your next visit’s coming up — mind dropping a quick review? we’ll text you the link and take 10% off.” The ask rides along with a moment they already expect.

Winston voice · paired with the renewal
A keychain catches the rare customer who was already going to review you. The Compound Loop catches the rest — the loyal, quiet majority — by making the ask easy, giving it a reason, and following up when it’s missed.

One Text. One Tap. While The Service Is Still Fresh.

Your tech closes out the stop on their phone. That’s the trigger. The customer gets a single text — from your business name, with a direct Google link and the discount attached. No keychain to find in a kitchen drawer, no QR to scan, no app. The ask lands in the two minutes the customer is most likely to say yes.

It’s the same Review Engine engine Ligo runs for every trade — tuned here for recurring service, so a customer who’s already reviewed you isn’t pestered again.

See how Review Engine works →
After-Visit Text Sent
Hi Janet — thanks for having us out today! If the service hit the mark, a quick review really helps a small local crew: g.page/r/yourcompany
Leave one and we’ll take 10% off your next service — our way of saying thanks.
Just did! ★★★★★ You guys are always on time and never leave a mess.
Discount auto-applies to the next scheduled visit.

Winston Pairs The Ask With The Renewal.

Some customers never tap the link — busy, distracted, no harm meant. Ligo flags every recurring customer who hasn’t reviewed yet and whose next service is coming up. Winston makes one short, friendly call: a heads-up that their visit’s due, and a no-pressure ask to leave a review — with the link texted over and the 10% applied.

You already call to confirm renewals — Winston just makes sure the review ask rides along with a conversation the customer was expecting anyway. No script, no pressure, no chasing — just a clear, friendly voice handling the follow-up you never have time for.

Meet Winston →
Renewal Call — Winston Live
WinstonHi, it’s Winston with your pest service — your next quarterly visit is coming up next week. Want me to keep the usual Tuesday slot?
CustomerYeah, Tuesday’s great.
WinstonDone. One quick thing — would you mind leaving a short review? I’ll text you the link, and we’ll take 10% off this next visit as a thank-you.
CustomerSure, that’s fair. Send it over.
WinstonSent. Thanks — see you Tuesday.
Why It Compounds
A route of 150 recurring customers serviced every other month is roughly 900 service visits a year — that’s 900 review opportunities a passive keychain mostly throws away.
Illustrative numbers — swap in your real route size and cadence and the loop works the same way.

Start Where It Pays Off Fastest.

À la carte — pick the piece you need, add the rest when you’re ready. No bundles, no long-term contract, cancel anytime.

Secretary in a Box
Winston answers the phone, too
$99
/mo
  • Winston answers every inbound call 24/7
  • Books and reschedules service stops on the spot
  • Texts you the moment a new customer is on the hook
  • Live lead capture so no route opening goes unfilled
  • Pairs with Review Engine for the full loop
Start Secretary in a Box

Need estimates, books, and dispatch too? See the full Ligo ladder — Business in a Box at $249/mo and up.

Every Visit Is A Review
You’re Not Collecting.

Turn your recurring route into a reputation that compounds — and a business worth more the day you decide to sell it. Talk to Winston now, or call David and ask him anything.

Start Review Engine — $49/mo Call David — (412) 586-8440