For contractors
Homeowners who already trust you before you knock.
Good crews lose work to whoever bids fastest. Here, you compete against two other vetted pros — not twelve.
Never more than three bidders
Your close rate goes up when you're not the seventh call. We cap every job at three pros — permanently.
Flat per-lead cost
No subscription, no monthly minimums. You know exactly what you pay for every matched lead — with a weekly cap so you're always in control of your spend.
Pre-qualified projects
Scope, timeline, and ZIP confirmed before it reaches you. Tire-kickers get filtered out first.
Your reputation, visible
Show up, quote in writing, finish clean — and your scorecard puts you in front of more homeowners.
What you'll need to join
- Active state license for your trade
- General liability coverage of $1M or more
- Three verifiable customer references from the last 12 months
- Written estimates with itemized scope
- Commitment to honoring confirmed estimate appointments
Leads and memberships are billed in advance at a flat per-lead price. All sales are final, with replacement credits for invalid or out-of-area leads and cancellation any time — see our Billing, Refund & Cancellation Policy.
Claim your county
Pick your trade, choose the counties you cover, and every lead in them is yours.
Contractor guides
Getting more roofing or painting work
Roofing leads: how to get more roofing jobs without buying shared lists
A working guide to roofing leads — what shared and exclusive leads really cost per booked job, which channels produce, and how the three-roofers-per-county model works.
Painting leads: how painting contractors get more jobs
Where painting leads actually come from, what they cost per booked job, and how to keep a small crew booked without bidding against six painters on every estimate.
Foundation and crawl space leads: how to fill a high-ticket schedule
A working guide to foundation repair and crawl space leads — what they really cost per booked job, why the ticket size changes the math, and how the three-contractors-per-county model works.
HVAC leads: how to fill a changeout schedule
A working guide to HVAC leads — what a service call and a replacement lead are really worth, why summer and winter economics differ, and what to demand from any lead seller.