Questions about SROS

Choose a plan on the pricing page. Signup and billing happen inside the SROS app, not on this website.

No. Agency and Contractor plans are paid signup. You sign up and manage billing inside the SROS app.

No. Product captures use a sample home-service business. The workflow is the same for other trades.

Yes, after setup and readiness. SROS creates the campaign on the channel you choose. The advertising platform may still review the ads before they serve.

Research, offer direction, copy, creative, and campaign structure stay inside one guided launch. You set the business, service, and channel, choose Meta Ads or ChatGPT Ads, and create the campaign after setup and readiness checks.

No. SROS creates the campaign. The advertising platform reviews and serves the ads, and may still review a campaign before it runs.

Meta Ads, which covers Facebook and Instagram, and ChatGPT Ads. Both use the same launch workflow.

Agency plans include 13+ campaign languages.

No. HighLevel remains the CRM and calendar. SROS works with it for appointment intake and keeps the launch, outcome, and fulfillment on the client.

HighLevel keeps the CRM, pipelines, and appointment calendar. SROS handles the guided launch, campaign creation, lead visibility, appointment outcomes, and fulfillment.

Meta lead-form leads show on the client. Your team can track the appointment, record showed, no-show, other, or Client won, and add reported job value when the job is won.

No. HighLevel remains the calendar, and SROS does not close the sale. SROS is where your team records what happened: showed, no-show, other, or Client won.

Your team records it in SROS when the job is won, so the result is connected back to the client.

SROS does not sell the package for you. If you sell a funded appointment order, SROS tracks requested, funded, delivered, and remaining appointments. A credit request is reviewed by your team before fulfillment is adjusted.

SROS tracks the funded order, how many appointments were delivered, and how many remain. A credit request is reviewed by your team before fulfillment is adjusted.

You can share a private client portal where a client checks the activity, appointments, performance, and reported outcomes available for their account.

No. The portal is private to that client. Clients see their own account, not your agency workspace.

No. You can keep campaigns on a shared Meta account instead of opening a new one for each client. SROS tracks retainer funds, spend, and shortfalls.

SROS shows low-balance or unfunded ad accounts so you can spot them before campaign delivery is interrupted.

Agency plans start at $49 per month and Contractor plans start at $197 per month. The pricing page lists every plan and what it includes.

Agency plans are sized by the number of clients you manage. Agency Starter: For agencies managing one client. Agency Growth: For growing agencies managing multiple clients. Agency Scale: For agencies that don’t want a client cap. Contractor plans are for one business and are sized by team and how much AI-powered marketing you run.

No. Contractor plans are paid signup. Sign up and manage billing inside the SROS app.

You can cancel a recurring subscription with the billing controls in the SROS app. The Terms of Service explain when a cancellation takes effect.

AI credits power the AI features in SROS: research, offer generation, ad copy, lead forms, and AI creative generation. Usage varies with the tools you use and how many versions you generate.

Each plan includes a monthly AI credit allowance. Agency: Agency Starter includes 100, Agency Growth includes 750, Agency Scale includes 1,500. Contractor: Contractor Starter includes 150, Contractor Growth includes 500, Contractor Pro includes 1,500.

Yes. Additional AI credits are available on every Agency plan.

Follow the steps on the Data Deletion page. It lists what to include in the request and what is removed.

The Privacy Policy describes what SROS collects and how it is used.