You know how property preservation works. Now pick how fast you want to get set up, approved with vendors, and working. Three ways to keep going, from self-guided to one on one with Melody.
For the woman who wants Melody in her corner, working her business with her.
In five weeks: your business set up, your applications in with real vendors, and Melody checking your pricing on actual jobs.
Limited spots so every session gets real attention.
For the woman who wants a room full of people building the same thing.
In five weeks: your business set up, your applications in, and a weekly room that keeps you moving instead of stuck.
Runs in cohorts, so ask about the next start date.
For the woman who’d rather move on her own schedule.
Clarity on your very next move, any day you open the app: who to apply to, what to say, and how to price the job.
Add a 30-minute one-on-one any time for $150.
Every plan teaches the same business. The difference is how much of Melody you get.
It helps, because the Bootcamp covers how the industry works from the ground up. If you haven’t taken it yet, mention that when you reach out and we’ll point you to the next class.
Yes. Plenty of people start in the app and join a group cohort or private mentorship once they’re ready for more support.
A 30-minute one-on-one session. Bring your questions, your applications, or a job you’re pricing, and you’ll get a set of eyes on it. Available to anyone on the self-guided plan.
No. You are the coordinator, not the laborer. Contractors do the physical work and you run it from your phone.
Your portal is updated every month with new trainings and resources, so what you have access to keeps growing for as long as you’re a member. It’s month to month and you can cancel any time.
Book a short call and we’ll help you pick honestly, based on your time, your budget, and how fast you want to move.
Book a Free Call →These programs teach a skill and give you support while you build. Results depend on your own effort and your market, and we do not guarantee income. Individual student experiences are not typical.