Simple follow-up for owner-operated service businesses
RequestBeacon gathers supported website inquiries, business-email requests, and missed-call alerts into one simple follow-up list—so you know who still needs a reply.
You contact the customer. RequestBeacon keeps the follow-up organized.
$99 activation + $49/month. Month to month.
Founding release: the demo and fit check are live. Every source is reviewed before activation.
Fictional product preview
Need a replyStart here
Jamie R.1 min ago
Fence-gate repairWebsite formMorgan L.2 hr ago
Two exterior doorsDelayed · Quote emailSource health needs attentionMissed-call alert stopped sending
ViewOne calm working list
Name, source, age, status, and next action stay together. Opening a request does not mark it Contacted.
Jamie R.1 min
Fence-gate repairWebsite formMorgan L.2 hr
Two exterior doorsQuote emailCasey N.Yesterday
Missed callMissed-call alertFence-gate repair near the side yard. Gate is dragging and will not latch.
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Supported notifications, organized
Each feed is one specific, configured, tested notification route. Provider compatibility is confirmed before activation.
Manual quick-add covers a social message, personal text, referral, or walk-in without claiming an automatic connection.
The scattered-request problem
A form lands in email. A missed call sits in the phone system. A quote request gets forwarded. RequestBeacon puts supported notifications in one list so the owner can follow up.
The owner stays in the conversation.
RequestBeacon keeps the opportunity visible. It never contacts the customer.
Simple by design
Choose up to three tested, supported request-notification feeds.
New requests appear in one simple list and trigger an owner alert after RequestBeacon receives them.
Contact the customer, update the status, and see what still needs attention.
Interactive · fictional · no signup
Add a fictional request, see the owner alert, record the next step, and watch the summary update. Nothing is sent.
Focused on follow-up
Built for small businesses that need one clear list and a few deliberate next steps.
✓ Included
— Deliberately excluded
Jamie R.Website form · 1 min
Fence-gate repairMorgan L.Quote email · 2 hr
Two exterior doorsMade for the working day
Open Today to see who needs a reply, where the request came from, and what to do next—on phone, tablet, or desktop.
Who it fits
We review every proposed source before activation. A good workflow still needs a testable route.
Check my fitOne owner and a small team share responsibility for incoming requests.
Enough volume for memory and email flags to become unreliable.
A few notification feeds can be tested, authorized, and standardized.
Someone is ready to personally call or email each customer.
Two different jobs
RequestBeacon tells the owner what needs attention. Lead Rescue is the separate service for an approved first-response workflow.
Show the owner what still needs attention.
Handle the initial customer response.
RequestBeacon keeps the opportunity visible. If you want the first response handled for you, Lead Rescue is the managed next step.
Compare the twoFounding offer
No tiers and no payment before your sources are reviewed.
+$99 activation after compatibility approval
Includes one business, up to three supported notification feeds, manual quick-add, up to 50 distinct requests per month, one internal reminder per request, and a weekly activity summary. Month to month.
Check my sources Compatibility review comes before activation payment.Plain answers
Clear scope, clear limits, no hidden automation.
No. RequestBeacon alerts and reminds the business. The owner or a named teammate makes every customer call or sends every customer email.
No. It is intentionally simpler: one request list, fixed statuses, one reminder, source health, and a factual weekly summary.
No. Each proposed notification feed must pass compatibility testing before activation.
No. Initial email capture uses selected inquiry forwarding rather than full-mailbox access.
One feed is one specific, configured, tested notification route—not an entire software platform.
We review the volume before renewal. There is no silent discard and no surprise overage during founding validation.
No. Social messages, personal texts, referrals, and walk-ins can be added manually in the founding version.
Compatibility confirmation, connection, testing, configuration, and a straightforward walkthrough.
Yes. The founding offer is month to month, subject to the final service terms.
That is not RequestBeacon. Review Lead Rescue, the separate managed service for an approved first-response workflow.
No. It keeps supported requests visible and records what the business reports; it does not guarantee delivery, bookings, sales, revenue, or return on investment.
One clear next step
Answer eight questions and see your result before sharing any contact details.