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Meetings booked in week one
“The appointments you're booking are crazy: Hugo Boss, AboutYou, Drykorn, Jack Wolfskin, all within a week.”
Christian Schmidt & Mike Klaßen
Co-Founders & Owners
Building materials suppliers
Open accounts with the builders buying down the road
Contractors buy where their account is already open. Argorant finds the builders, framers and roofers around your yard, checks every email and asks each owner or estimator to open an account.
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Where the orders go
Contractors buy where their account is open, and it isn't at your yard.
- 01
The counter waits for walk-ins
Your best new account is a builder who has never set foot in your yard. They order down the road every week because that's where the account is.
- 02
Lists copied off job site signs
Every builder looked up by hand, every email guessed into a spreadsheet, one contractor at a time. Your outside rep sees a dozen sites a week, at best.
- 03
Then a checker, a merge, a price sheet
A separate tool to check the emails, a mail merge to send the price sheet, a spreadsheet next to your ERP for replies. Three logins for one flyer.
Your delivery radius
Every contractor your trucks can reach, by name
Describe the trades you supply in one sentence: framers, roofers, remodelers, the miles your trucks run. Argorant lists their owners, estimators and buyers, emails checked.
About their next job
Reads like the yard down the road wrote it
Each email opens with something from the contractor's own website, a new phase, a finished remodel, then offers an account and job site delivery. You approve every one.
- Their latest job in line one
- Your stock, delivery and terms
- Approved by you before it sends
The next start
"Set through this build" opens the next one
Pick the words once. When a contractor's reply has them, a follow-up of its own waits up to 60 days and goes out in the same thread, with your offer for the next start.
- Follow-ups stop the moment they reply
- "This build" starts its own email
- Waits up to 60 days, same thread
What one account is worth
One contractor account can order every week for years. One pays for Argorant.
A framing crew or roofing company can be a truckload a week. A few new accounts a quarter changes the yard's year, and your reps spend their days on accounts, not lists.
- Today
- Walk-ins, and flyers that die in the office
- With Argorant
- Every contractor in range, asked by name
- Pays for itself
- One new contractor account
Customer stories
From the right contacts
to real customers.
What happened when these teams put the right contacts into their outreach.
16.81%
Reply rate across the campaign
“We've gotten 16.81% in replies after working with you guys. Can only recommend you.”
Jannik Linke
Founder & CEO
Blunaranja
€759K
Pipeline generated
“Yesterday I got confirmation for a pilot - and it was the very first appointment.”
Armin L. Rau
Founder & Managing Director
Frequently asked
questions
Building Materials and Argorant
Still have questions? Talk to us
Not from a flyer. From a short note about their next job and how fast you deliver, often yes, especially the week their yard shorts a delivery.
Yes. Draw a radius around each yard, or pick the cities and states your trucks reach.
Home builders, framers, roofers, remodelers, concrete crews, window and door installers and commercial GCs. You pick them by what the company does and its size.
The owner at smaller crews, and estimators, project managers and purchasing at bigger builders. You see every title before anyone is added.
Today. Describe the contractors, approve the emails and connect or order mailboxes, and the campaign sends on the weekdays and hours you set.
Plans start at $99 a month with 5,000 contacts and 100,000 campaign emails. Start with a 7-day free trial. Mailboxes are billed separately if you order them.
Win the next account down the road
Describe the trades around your yard. Argorant finds their owners and estimators and asks each one to open an account.
