Guides, without the sales pitch
How the economics of buying work actually run, written for people who have to make payroll off the answer.
What buying leads actually costs you — per job won, not per lead
The per-lead price is not the price. Here is the arithmetic that matters, and how to run it on your own numbers in about five minutes.
Shared leads vs one match — what actually changes for your close rate
Being one of five callers and being the only caller are different jobs. Here is what changes in the work itself, not just in the maths.
How to get home service jobs without buying leads
Six channels that do not bill you per lead, ranked by how fast they pay off for a small shop — and what each one actually costs in time.
What a booked job should arrive with — before you load the truck
The difference between a lead and a job is information. Here is the checklist worth demanding from any platform that sends you work.
Per-job percentage or flat monthly — how to pick
One is safer when you are starting, one is cheaper once volume is real. The break-even is arithmetic, not opinion.
Call and tell us your trade and where you work. Ask anything: how the routing works, what you would be charged, what a job looks like before you accept it.