Consent Resolve Visitor Identification - Recover the 95% of website visitors who never call

👋 Hey Product Hunt! Aaron here, co-founder & CMO of Consent Resolve. I've spent 20+ years in marketing, and the last stretch of it running an agency for home-service contractors in East Texas — plumbers, roofers, HVAC companies. Same problem everywhere: a contractor spends real money driving traffic to their website, and 98%+ of those visitors leave without calling. The homeowner with the leaking water heater looked at the pricing page at 9pm... and then called whoever answered first the next morning. Visitor identification tools exist to fix this — but let's be honest about how most of them work. They fingerprint people and match them against sketchy data brokers to "de-anonymize" traffic. Visitors have no idea it's happening. It works right up until the lawsuits, the state privacy laws, or the customer who asks "wait, how did you get my number?" So we built the version we'd actually want pointed at our own families: 🔒 Consent-first, by design. Visitors explicitly opt in before any identification happens. No fingerprinting people behind their backs. 🔧 Built for the trades. Not a horizontal "growth tool" — it's purpose-built for plumbers, HVAC, roofers, and 14 other home-service trades, and it plugs into how contractors actually follow up. 📉 No compliance headaches. State privacy laws are multiplying fast (we maintain a state-by-state tracker just to keep up). Consent-first means you're building on rock instead of sand. The counterintuitive part: consented leads convert better. Someone who raised their hand is warmer than someone you looked up behind their back. Happy to answer anything — especially the hard questions about how consent capture actually works and how we're different from the fingerprint-and-broker crowd. And if you know a contractor, I'd genuinely love their take. What would make you trust (or distrust) a tool like this? 👇