Confirmed appointments. Not shared leads.
The homeowner picked the date and the time window. They own the property, they’re in your service area, and they know you’re coming. You’re the only company sent.
You've bought leads before
So you already know how that goes. Here's the difference, line by line.
What you’re used to
A shared lead
What you get here
A booked appointment
Sold to three or four companies at once
Exclusive. One appointment, one company — you.
A phone number and a form fill
A date and a two-to-four hour window the homeowner chose
You chase them; most never pick up
Confirmed before it reaches you, then reconfirmed before the visit
Renters, out-of-area, wrong trade
Property owner, inside your service area, in a category you run
You find out the scope on the doorstep
Project type, scope answers and timeframe captured up front
What actually lands in your calendar
Not a name and a number. A record you can route a truck to.
- Homeowner name, phone and email — verified, not typo'd
- Property address inside a ZIP you nominated
- Trade, project scope answers and stated timeframe
- The date and time window the homeowner chose
- Confirmation status, updated when we reconfirm
You set the terms
The reason most lead products go wrong is that the volume arrives whether it suits you or not.
Your ZIPs
Name the ZIP codes you'll actually drive to. Nothing outside them reaches you, so you're not paying for a job ninety minutes away.
Your volume
Set how many appointments a week your crews can genuinely service. Pause it in a busy month and start again when you want the work.
Your categories
Take only the trades you run. A roofing company doesn't get sent a kitchen consultation to be polite.
Your call on quality
If an appointment doesn't meet the standard we describe, report it and we credit it. That policy is the product; the alternative is a lead list.
Trades we book
Take one, take several. You only receive the categories you run.
- High demand
Roofing
Typical project $8,000 – $30,000
- High demand
Windows & Doors
Typical project $400 – $1,600 per opening
- High demand
Bathroom Remodeling
Typical project $6,000 – $35,000
Kitchen Remodeling
Typical project $12,000 – $75,000
Heating & Cooling
Typical project $4,500 – $18,000
Solar & Energy
Typical project $15,000 – $40,000
Siding & Exterior
Typical project $10,000 – $40,000
ADU & Additions
Typical project $90,000 – $350,000
Whole-Home Renovation
Typical project $50,000 – $250,000
Project ranges are indicative homeowner spend, not a quote or a promise of job value.
What we need from you
We check these before you go live, and we re-check as they renew. It's the reason homeowners trust the appointment enough to book it.
- 01
A current contractor licence
Valid for the categories you want to receive, in the states you want to work.
- 02
Current general liability insurance
In force, with cover appropriate to the work you're bidding.
- 03
Capacity to turn up
Someone who can attend the windows homeowners book — mornings, afternoons and evenings.
Straight answers
How is this different from buying leads?
A lead is contact details, usually sold to three or four companies, and you compete to be the first to call. An appointment is a homeowner who has already picked a date and a time window, been confirmed, and been assigned to you alone. You're driving to a scheduled visit, not racing to a phone number.
What does it cost?
You pay per appointment, and the price depends on the trade and the market. There's no monthly platform fee and no contract. Tell us your trade and your ZIPs and we'll send the rate card for your area.
What if the homeowner isn't there?
Report it and we credit the appointment. We reconfirm before the visit specifically to keep that from happening, and a homeowner who repeatedly no-shows stops being booked.
Is the appointment really exclusive?
Yes. One appointment goes to one company. We don't sell the same homeowner to your competitors, which is the entire reason the model works.
How much notice do I get?
Appointments are booked at least two days ahead, so it lands in your schedule with time to plan a route rather than as a same-day scramble.
What do you need from me?
A current contractor licence for the categories you want, current general liability insurance, and the capacity to turn up in the windows homeowners book. We verify all three before you go live.
Can I stop?
Any time. There's no contract and no notice period. Pause the flow, adjust your volume, or stop altogether.
Tell us where you work
We’ll come back with the appointment volume and the rate card for your trade in your ZIP codes. If we can’t supply your area yet, we’ll say so.
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