For Philippine environmental consultancies

The developer who needs an ECC consultant today cannot find you.

Plenty of consultancies run on a mobile number and a Facebook page, so the plant operator searching for help with a permit never reaches them. We build the site that makes you findable and run the marketing that brings the enquiries in. A small start-up fee, then a share of the new work it brings you. No monthly retainer.

Where the work comes from

Permit work goes to whoever is visible when the client starts looking.

A factory told to secure an ECC, a subdivision that needs an IEE, a plant that has to appoint a Pollution Control Officer. In each case someone is given a deadline and told to find a consultant. Sometimes they already have a name. When they do not, they search, call the first few practices they can actually find, and engage one of them.

That second sequence happens without you if there is nothing to find. Not because the client preferred someone else, but because you were never one of the options.

What you get

We build it, we bring the work, and we are paid from the work.

  1. The site

    A site that names what you actually do: ECC applications, IEE, EIA, PCO retainers, permit compliance. Built to be found and to make an enquiry easy from a phone.

  2. The clients

    We run the marketing that puts you in front of developers and plant operators looking for a consultant right now, and route every enquiry to you.

  3. Commission

    A small start-up fee builds it. After that we are paid a share of the new work it brings you. No monthly retainer, so a quiet month costs you nothing.

Why it works for this practice

This is built for how permit work actually arrives.

  1. Some clients ask around. Others just search.

    Plenty of this work still arrives by referral, and that will not change. But when nobody in the room has a consultant to recommend, someone opens a search on their phone instead. Whoever shows up gets that call, and if there is nothing to find, the enquiry never reaches you at all.

  2. Referrals are excellent and they have a ceiling.

    Word of mouth brings good work, but it only reaches as far as the people who already know you. It cannot grow faster than your existing network, and it goes quiet exactly when you need it not to.

  3. A Facebook page is not a search result.

    Many consultancies run everything through a Page and a mobile number. That works for people who already know your name. It does very little for the developer who is searching by the service, the permit, or the province.

  4. Permit work rewards being visible; bidding does not.

    Private ECC, IEE, and compliance work comes from clients who look you up. LGU and CLUP work comes through PhilGEPS and referral, where a website changes nothing. We build for the first kind, and we will tell you if your practice is really the second.

What we build for a consultancy.

Not a template with your logo on it. The pieces below are chosen around the services you sell and the areas you cover.

  • A page for each service you sell: ECC, IEE, EIA, PCO retainer, permit renewal, compliance monitoring

  • Pages for the provinces and industrial areas you actually cover

  • An enquiry form that captures project type, location, and scale, so you can price before you call back

  • Enquiries sent to you by SMS and email the moment they arrive, not left sitting in a Page inbox

  • AI web chat that answers the routine questions and captures the enquiry when you are on site

  • Missed-call text-back, so a call you could not take does not become a lost project

  • Your credentials, accreditations, and past project types presented properly

  • A simple record of every enquiry, where it came from, and what happened to it

How we are paid

The counting is agreed before anything goes live, and you can see it the whole time.

  1. Only new work counts.

    Your existing clients, your repeat compliance work, and anything that came from your own referrals are yours. We are paid on new business the system brought in, and nothing else.

  2. You confirm what you were engaged for.

    An enquiry is not revenue until you say the engagement was signed and what it was worth. We bill against what you confirm, not against what came through the form.

  3. You see every enquiry we send.

    Where it came from, what they asked for, and what you did with it. The figures we bill from are the figures you are already looking at.

  4. If it does not bring work, it does not cost you.

    There is no monthly retainer to cancel and no minimum term. That is the point of being paid this way: we carry the risk of the marketing actually working.

Fit

Worth a call for some practices, and honestly not for others.

Worth a call

  • You take private ECC, IEE, EIA, PCO, or permit compliance work
  • You have capacity for more projects than you are getting
  • You have no website, or one that no longer represents the practice
  • You can tell us what a signed engagement was worth

Probably not

  • Nearly all your work comes through PhilGEPS bidding, where a site changes little
  • You are already at capacity and turning projects away
  • You would rather not share what an engagement was worth
  • You need the work this week, this is a build, not a switch

Twenty minutes, and we will tell you if it is worth doing.

Tell us what services you sell, which provinces you cover, and where your work comes from today. If most of it comes through bidding, we will say so rather than sell you a website that will not change anything.

Book a 20-minute call

Pick a time that works. Twenty minutes on video, no pitch. You leave knowing whether this is worth doing.