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No as described. Go, small, as booked-job reports for home-services agencies, only with agency access.

home-services agencies · ~$200 a month per paying agency · last reviewed (next review by 29 Dec 2026) · 42 cited sources

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ReportRelay (working name)

Idea status: Idea stage · Target: an MRR ladder ($1k → $50k) instead of one fixed number · Verdict: No as described. Go, small, as booked-job reports for home-services agencies, and only with access to those agencies · Last updated: 30 Sept 2026

Start here → WHAT-TO-DO-AND-AVOID.md: odds at each MRR level (with conditions: $1k ~40–55%, $5k ~16–27%, $10k ~8–15%, $20k ~3–7%), 12 do's, 14 avoids, checkpoints.

Where this came from. This idea is D3 in the 30 Sept 2026 micro-SaaS idea catalog ("white-label client reports for marketing agencies"). It was not a feature list supplied by a founder, so there's no stated team, price or traction. See analysis/09.

Name. "ReportRelay" is a working name. Check trademark and domain before using it publicly. Many reporting tools use "Report" in their names (Reportz, Reportei, Reporting Ninja).

The idea in one line (as described): white-label reporting dashboards for marketing agencies. An agency connects its clients' Google Ads, Meta, GA4 and similar accounts and gets branded, automatic client reports.

The idea in one line (recommended): a white-label monthly report for US agencies serving home-services contractors, showing ad spend → leads → booked jobs and invoiced revenue from the contractor's Jobber or Housecall Pro account, with cost per booked job and a list of the leads the contractor never booked.

Research was run on 30 Sept 2026, with a confidence level on each claim. See research/10-verified-research.md.

Folder layout

reportrelay/
├── WHAT-TO-DO-AND-AVOID.md      ← final analysis and decision (read first)
├── README.md                    ← this index
├── analysis/                    ← the investor-style assessment
│   ├── 00-one-page-brief.md
│   ├── 01-verdict.md
│   ├── 02-market-reality-check.md
│   ├── 03-feature-scrutiny.md
│   ├── 04-expanded-feature-catalog.md
│   ├── 05-pre-mortem.md
│   ├── 06-fundability.md
│   ├── 07-gaps.md
│   └── 09-assumptions-and-open-inputs.md
├── plans/                       ← execution plans
│   ├── 08-90-day-plan.md
│   └── 11-24-month-gated-roadmap.md
└── research/                    ← cited evidence
    └── 10-verified-research.md

File numbers match the other ideas in this portfolio, so cross-references like "doc 08" work the same way.

Documents

#DocumentWhat it answers
—WHAT-TO-DO-AND-AVOID.mdFinal decision: MRR ladder with odds, customer math, 12 do's, 14 avoids, checkpoints
00analysis/00-one-page-brief.mdThe whole assessment on one page
01analysis/01-verdict.mdMRR ladder for 6 versions of the idea and 2 time commitments, Tier A/B, fundable yes/no
02analysis/02-market-reality-check.mdBuyer segments, pain scores, incumbents with prices, free and AI substitutes, market size
03analysis/03-feature-scrutiny.mdThe 9 stated elements of the idea, classified
04analysis/04-expanded-feature-catalog.mdAbout 40 features agencies and contractors ask for, classified and prioritised
05analysis/05-pre-mortem.mdTop 3 causes of death, warning signs, fixable?
06analysis/06-fundability.mdInvest?, the skeptic's questions, proof points, bootstrap vs raise
07analysis/07-gaps.mdGaps to pay, renew and refer, plus API access and compliance
08plans/08-90-day-plan.mdFirst 90 days, week by week
09analysis/09-assumptions-and-open-inputs.mdAssumptions made, and the inputs that would change the verdict
10research/10-verified-research.mdCited research with confidence levels, corrections, and what's still unverified
11plans/11-24-month-gated-roadmap.mdMonth 0–24 phases, gates, revenue path, budget guardrails

Caveat

Team, hours per week available, geography, price and traction were never provided. The assumptions are in analysis/09. The number of US home-services agencies, the share of their clients on Jobber or Housecall Pro, whether any incumbent already combines field-service revenue with LSA and ad data in one white-label report, and category churn beyond DashThis's 2022 figure are still unverified (see research/10). There is no verified base rate for bootstrapped B2B micro-SaaS reaching a given MRR.