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Qualify budgets before the brief

Renovation Readiness Audit

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Interior Design Landing Page with a Renovation Readiness Audit and Gated Plan

  • Two-field gate. First name and email only, because the diagnosis has already been delivered.
  • Money, not just a score. The plan quantifies budget at risk today against what better planning could protect.
  • Portfolio and audit on one page. Project work sits above the diagnostic, so credibility is established before the questions start.

About this template

For interior designers and renovation consultants who keep meeting homeowners two decisions too late, where the budget was set before the scope existed and the contingency was never protected.

  • Nine-question audit mixing single select, multi select room scope, square footage, percentages, and budget figures
  • Labelled fallbacks with an I'm not sure option and the assumption stated on screen
  • Ungated teaser showing a readiness score, opportunity band, and primary risk before any form
  • Two-field gate taking first name and email only, with the email used solely to deliver the plan
  • Full plan with the score, budget at risk today, budget that could be protected, and a comparison chart
  • Three sequenced next steps telling the homeowner what to settle first and what follows
  • Project portfolio placed above the audit so the work is seen before the questions begin
  • Before and after planning story contrasting a vague renovation idea with a scoped, comparable, protected one

Quantifying exposure in money rather than points is what makes the diagnosis land. A homeowner who sees a figure attached to their missing scope has a reason to bring in a designer now rather than after the first change order.

Sample photography, proof, and scoring assumptions are placeholders. The ConvertSite AI assistant makes it yours in minutes, and you can connect Claude or ChatGPT if you would rather work with a model you already use.

Instructions

  1. Replace the portfolio images These sit above the audit and carry the credibility, so they need to be your own projects
  2. Edit the nine questions Change each question and its options to match how you assess a renovation
  3. Reconsider question four Asking for budget confidence as a percentage is the hardest question in the flow, and a four-option scale would get better data
  4. Set your benchmark fallbacks Update every I'm not sure percentage so the stated assumptions are your own
  5. Configure the scoring Set how inputs map to the readiness score, opportunity bands, and the primary and secondary risks
  6. Check the risk labels The sample pairs a low score with a reassuring primary risk, so confirm each band reads correctly
  7. Write your next steps Rewrite the three sequenced actions and the suggested next step CTA
  8. Fix the footer It currently describes this as an agency template, which is left over from the page it was built from
  9. Replace all sample proof Swap the before and after story, both testimonials, and the FAQ answers

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