Exclusive contractor leads by market

It means one contractor per trade per market gets every call the site produces, for as long as they hold that market. The calls are not shared, not resold, and not offered to a competitor down the street. Shared-lead platforms sell the same homeowner to four companies; we do the opposite, on purpose.

Search demand has to be real, the job value has to justify the lead cost, and the existing results have to be winnable by a new site. We pull live keyword volume, cost-per-click, and the current top results before committing. If the numbers do not support a build, we say so and skip it. That is why this list is short and specific.

Often, yes. Tell us the trade and the metro and we will research it the same way we researched these. A new build takes a few weeks to stand up and months to rank, so it suits contractors planning ahead rather than someone who needs the phone ringing next week.

We tell you straight, and we point you at what is open nearby: often an adjacent suburb or a related trade in the same metro. We will not quietly sell you a market that is already held, and we will not double-sell a market to squeeze out more revenue.

No. The site is ours and stays ours; the calls it produces become yours. Nothing changes about your own website, your advertising, or your Google Business Profile. If you want help with those separately, that is what our other services cover.

Marketplaces sell the same lead to several contractors. We sell each lead once. Hold a market for a flat $99 a month and every call it produces is yours, so your cost does not rise because you closed more jobs. In a market with no lease holder, outside Florida, you can instead buy single leads at $75 each, and each one goes to you alone.