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19 seconds to load on a phone. They're gone in 3.
Your buyer taps the link, counts to three, calls the next operator. Every second past 3 cuts bookings ~20%. One weekend of work. Cheapest revenue you'll ever recover.
Google · PortentIt should be stripping out friction, speeding up quotes, and quietly closing more high‑margin charter bookings — not letting them slip away to competitors.
A 19-second mobile load. A buried phone number. A six-field quote form on a separate page. I find every leak and name it — ranked by revenue impact, on the same charter sites whose top-tier safety ratings sit quietly in the footer.
Each leak scored 0–10 on live evidence: homepage, quote flow, and three supporting pages.
Your buyer taps the link, counts to three, calls the next operator. Every second past 3 cuts bookings ~20%. One weekend of work. Cheapest revenue you'll ever recover.
Google · PortentA CEO's assistant booking same-day from the back of a car won't scroll your footer. First operator to respond wins the trip 78% of the time. Tap-to-call, top-right, or it's not yours.
Sales Closer AI · 2025"Private travel made effortless" tells them nothing. They want to know: Dallas to Aspen tomorrow, what aircraft, what price. A headline that mirrors the actual search is the single biggest lift on the page — and the one nobody touches.
ConversionJet Persuasion FrameworkEvery field past five drops bookings by double digits. Hiding it on page two costs the lead before they see it. Four fields, in the hero, "quote in 15 minutes" next to the button. Most reliable revenue fix I've ever shipped.
Baymard Institute"Every trip is unique" reads as "we'll surprise you on the invoice." One sample route — "Dallas → Aspen: $18K–$28K all-in" — pre-qualifies every lead and kills price anxiety before they touch the form.
Magellan Jets · FTC 2024Safety is the only reason they pick you over the operator across the ramp. One trust bar above the fold — rating, certificate number, pilot hours, accident-free years. Highest-return fix on the site.
Private Jet Card ComparisonsCharter · Sales · Management — same size, same color, every choice dilutes the next. One button pages convert ~13.5%. Three-button pages convert far less. One primary action. Everything else below.
involve.me 2024Promised a Challenger, shown up to a Citation — that's the complaint they've all read. One sentence in the hero: "tail number, operator, and captain disclosed before you confirm." Biggest objection in charter, defused.
Trustpilot · r/PrivateJetChartersNobody believes carousel quotes — they Google your reviews before they call. Flight volume, third-party stars, media logos, Google rating with review count. Proof verifiable in 5 seconds or it doesn't count.
Agility Research 2026Buyers don't mind fuel, repositioning, de-icing, or excise tax. They mind being surprised. A short "what's included, what's separately quoted" block in pricing kills the most common deal-killer in your inbox.
Trustpilot · FTC 2024
Ten years auditing service businesses. 100+ charter and aircraft sites diagnosed against the same 10-point checklist. Same conversion math across the industry — trip values just bigger, speed-to-quote window shorter.
No pitch. No upsell. Your live site on a shared screen, every leak named in plain English, revenue math run against your route mix — and a dated, week-by-week fix-list in your hand before I hang up.
Thirty minutes. Your live site on screen. You leave knowing exactly what's leaking, what it's costing you, and what to fix first.
Every conversion leak on your live charter site — slow hero load, buried phone, six-field quote form, weak headline, hidden trust signals. Named one by one, on your screen, in plain English no agency would dare use.
Dollar-anchored estimates per leak, modeled against your traffic, aircraft category, average trip value, and qualified-inquiry close rate. You see the monthly stake and the annual stake — not vibes, math.
A sequenced flight plan, ranked by conversion impact and effort to ship. Week-one quick wins, 30-day medium lifts, 90-day rebuilds. Yours to keep whether you hire me to ship it or not.
Four business models. Same buyer, same speed-to-quote pressure, same conversion math. This is all I audit — so the leaks I name on your site are the ones I've already fixed on a dozen like it.
Thirty minutes. Shared screen. Every leak named in plain English, ranked by revenue impact. You leave with the prioritized fix-list — quick wins, medium lifts, full rebuilds — plus the dollar math behind each one. Yours to keep. Hire me to ship it or hand it to your team.
Thirty minutes, shared screen, every finding on the table. You leave with a dated sequencing plan your team can execute against.