20 booked design consultations in 90 days. Or you don’t pay.
In-market homeowners, qualified by budget and timeline, booked onto your design calendar — by the only marketing team that works exclusively in cabinets, kitchen & bath. Leads are cheap; we guarantee people in your showroom.
Picture your calendar full of ready-to-buy homeowners.
Not traffic. Not a spreadsheet of names to cold-call. Real people, sitting across from your designer, ready to design their kitchen.
Named homeowners with a confirmed time, pre-qualified on budget and timeline — sitting down with your designer, not ghosting a form.
Floor time goes to people ready to invest in a real kitchen — not tire-kickers hunting Home Depot prices. Close rates climb.
20 booked consultations in 90 days, or you don’t pay our fee. We carry the risk; you get the calendar.
CabinetBoost does marketing only for cabinet, kitchen & bath businesses — 60+ of them over 7+ years. For showrooms we run Google Ads, Meta, local SEO and AI follow-up, and guarantee 20 booked design consultations in 90 days or you don't pay.
The three ways showrooms lose the kitchen.
You have $200K in vignettes on the floor and designers waiting on walk-ins that thinned out years ago. Those displays date as door styles and finishes move on — depreciating on schedule while the showroom sits quiet on a Tuesday.
Half your designers' floor time goes to stock-cabinet shoppers expecting Home Depot pricing on a semi-custom kitchen. Two hours burned on someone who was never going to sign — while the couple renovating booked with the showroom that answered the phone.
A kitchen remodel runs a three-to-nine-month decision cycle, and most prospects go dark around month two. Without follow-up that carries the full window, you pay to spark interest and hand the close to whoever reaches them last. Rarely you.
Stop handing the kitchen to whoever answers second.
Nobody buys a kitchen the way agencies think.
Nobody searches "buy cabinets" and books a consultation that afternoon. A homeowner researches a kitchen for months before they walk in — saving Houzz photos, pinning door styles, driving past your showroom six times. The process is slow, nonlinear, and emotional; it is the center of their home. Marketing that treats it like an e-commerce checkout burns budget and hands your designers a list of names they hate calling.
Most agencies fail cabinet clients because they do not know the product. They cannot tell a dealer program from a custom shop, or why a $12K refacing and a $65K full custom demand different qualifying questions. So they send a name and a phone number and call it a win. You do not need names — you need a homeowner with budget, timeline, and the intent to show up. Only an industry specialist delivers that.
What works is a system built around how buyers move: reach homeowners at the right stage, qualify budget and scope before they hit the calendar, and pre-sell the showroom visit so no-shows drop. Then your designers spend floor time with people who already accept that custom and semi-custom cost what they cost. Close rates climb, average project value holds, and the floor finally sells the work on the wall.
We only take one showroom per market. See if yours is still open.
How we fill a showroom’s calendar.
Meta and Google campaigns built on your best installs, aimed at homeowners mid-renovation in your radius.
Automated follow-up keeps your showroom in front of the buyer for the full 3–9 month cycle.
AI qualifies budget and timeline, books the visit, and confirms it with reminders.
“After burning through $100K with other agencies, Cabinet Boost turned our marketing around. We now have consistent lead generation and have been thriving for 9+ months.”
Illustrative only: 20 consultations at a 30% close = 6 projects. Plug in your own close rate, project value and product mix — not a revenue guarantee.
See if your market is still open.
We take one showroom per market. Grab a time, or leave your details and a strategist reaches out — no pressure, no obligation.
30 minutes, free — grab any open slot.
Who this isn’t for.
The guarantee only works when the fit is right — so we’re direct about who it’s not for.
We are built for semi-custom and custom showrooms where a design consultation drives the sale. If you move stock cabinets with no design step, the economics do not work.
We put qualified homeowners in the chair. If your designers cannot turn a good appointment into a signed project, more consultations will not fix a closing problem.
If you want a spreadsheet of names to cold-call, look elsewhere. We book design consultations with homeowners already qualified on budget, timeline, and scope before they arrive.
Questions owners ask before they call.
How much does a marketing program for a kitchen and bath showroom cost?
Programs run $2,500–$10,000/month depending on your market size, competition level, and which channels we deploy. We scope everything after an initial conversation about your showroom's capacity, average project value, and growth goals. There's no generic package — your program is built around what your specific market requires to hit the 20-consultation guarantee.
Will this work in my market if there are already big showrooms competing?
We've worked with showrooms in over 50 markets across all 50 states over 7+ years. Competitive markets actually tend to perform well because there's already search demand — homeowners are actively looking. We position your showroom against the specific competitors in your area and target the gaps they're leaving open. Your market size affects channel strategy, not whether this works.
Do you work with other kitchen and bath showrooms in my area?
We limit the number of clients per market to avoid competing against ourselves. During our initial conversation, we'll confirm whether your market is available. If we already have a showroom client in your territory, we'll tell you upfront rather than waste your time. Exclusivity is how we protect your results and ours.
What counts as a "qualified" booked consultation for a showroom like mine?
A qualified booked consultation is a homeowner who has confirmed a remodel budget in the semi-custom or custom range, has a project timeline within the next 12 months, and has scheduled a specific date and time to visit your showroom for a design consultation. We don't count tire-kickers, stock-cabinet shoppers, or anyone who hasn't actually booked a sit.
How fast will I start seeing booked design consultations?
Most showroom clients see their first booked consultations within the first two to three weeks of launch. The 90-day guarantee window gives us time to optimize targeting and qualification as we learn what converts best in your specific market. Volume typically builds through the first 30-45 days and then stabilizes.
What happens if you don't hit 20 booked consultations in 90 days?
You don't pay. That's the guarantee, and it's straightforward. We carry the risk because we've done this with 60+ cabinet-industry clients and we know what the benchmarks look like. If we don't deliver, we've wasted our own time and resources — not yours.
How do you keep no-shows from wasting my designers' time?
No-shows are the silent killer of showroom productivity, so we build confirmation and reminder sequences into every booked consultation. Homeowners are contacted multiple times before their appointment, and we pre-qualify on intent — not just interest. We can't eliminate no-shows entirely, but our process is specifically designed to minimize them because a no-show doesn't count toward your 20.
Do I need to change my website or showroom process to work with you?
In most cases, no. We build the marketing and qualification infrastructure around your existing showroom workflow. If your current website has issues that would hurt conversion, we'll flag them — but we're not going to ask you to overhaul your business before we start. We plug into how your showroom already operates and put qualified buyers into the process your designers already run.
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