Lead marketplaces sell the same homeowner to several contractors. Whoever dials first often wins, and the homeowner ends up fielding calls from companies they never chose. You pay for the contact, but you do not own the page that captured it, the ad that drove it, or the data behind it. Our guide on shared leads vs. exclusive leads lays out the tradeoffs.
Running your own campaigns fixes exclusivity but exposes a second problem. Forms land in a general inbox. Calls hit a voicemail after hours. Nobody records whether the estimate was booked. After a few months, nobody can say which source produces work and which just produces phone numbers.
Ad accounts, pixels, and Business Manager assets are set up in your company’s name, with you as an admin. Lead data flows into your CRM or a sheet you control. Creative cut from your jobsite footage is yours to reuse. Landing pages sit on your domain or a builder account you can access; if a page lives on a platform we manage, we arrange access or an export as part of any handoff.
We do not resell your inquiries, pool them with other contractors, or keep your customer list.
We track the source of each inquiry, how quickly it was answered, whether it qualified, and whether it reached a booked estimate or a sold job. That lets you compare channels on the stage that pays the bills rather than the cheapest form fill.
An honest note: lead quality and booking rates depend on far more than advertising. Your market, offer, pricing, crew capacity, and how fast your team follows up all move the numbers. A system can surface those issues clearly. It cannot fix a price nobody accepts or a phone nobody answers. Reporting is also only as complete as the dispositions your team records.
Yes. Inquiries come from campaigns and pages built for your business, so they go only to you. We do not sell, share, or pool them with other contractors.
No. We set up routing, notifications, and automated follow-up messages in your tools, but your team makes the calls and runs the estimates. Homeowners respond better to the people who will actually do the work.
It stays with you. Contacts and outcomes live in your CRM or sheets, and ad accounts are in your company’s name. We help hand over any page or automation access as part of wrapping up.
No. Booking rates depend on your offer, pricing, market, capacity, and response speed. We report the rate honestly from your dispositions and work with you on the parts marketing can influence.

Paid-acquisition systems for home-service businesses. Based in Austin, TX, serving contractors nationwide.