But i’m mapping out my first 30 days and want a numeric target — how many general notarizations or loan signings did you complete in month one, and what was your average revenue per appointment? For context, I’m in Travis County, TX, and I’m penciling in 25 appointments at about $35 each, but I’m curious if 18 vs — 25 is the realistic spread others saw.
In Travis County my first month was 12 general notarizations and 5 loan signings, averaging $52/appointment because I added a $20 travel minimum. If you’re targeting “25 appointments at $35,” stand up a Google Business Profile (Get Listed on Google - Google Business Profile) and register on Snapdocs + SigningOrder; realistically that yields 18–22 in 30 days if you take evenings. You planning to cover weekends?
@pean82 I penciled 20 in my first month and landed 14 general notarizations and 3 loan signings, about $44/appointment — $35 felt thin once you factor Austin traffic, . If you’re aiming for 18–25, try partnering with two apartment leasing offices or a coworking front desk for resident drop-ins; I can usually hit 3–4 in one stop by quoting a per-visit plus per-stamp. Would a $25 visit fee + $10 per seal (TX max) work better than a flat “25 appointments at about $35”?