Angi, Thumbtack, Home Advisor, Yelp and Local Services send the same lead to you and three competitors at once. It isn't the best contractor who wins it. It's whoever replies first.
We answer every lead you buy in under 60 seconds — in your name, day or night — and chase it until they book or say no.
If 30 days of that doesn't produce a single paying job, you don't pay us anything.
Businesses that answered a new lead within the hour were nearly seven times more likely to qualify it. Twenty-three percent never answered at all. Harvard Business Review, “The Short Life of Online Sales Leads” (2011) — an audit of 2,241 U.S. companies and how fast they answered inbound leads.
We'll come back the way you asked, usually within the hour — with a straight answer on whether this is worth doing for your shop.
Why this exists
I put in for quotes on Yelp for work at my own place. One company texted me back within minutes. He got the job.
Two others replied days later. I'd already hired someone. They paid for that lead exactly like the first guy did — they just answered second.
That's the whole business. Not better marketing, not more leads. Answering first, every time, including the ones that land at 9pm while you're asleep.
— Miro, founder
The arithmetic
Example figures on a $3,000 budget. Put your own numbers in and the shape doesn't change — the leads you never reach cost exactly the same as the ones you close.
What you get
A text goes out the second the platform releases the lead. Then a call. Then follow-up, until they book or tell you no.
You approve the wording before a single message sends. Nothing goes out that doesn't sound like your shop.
Same platforms, same budget, same accounts. We just get there first.
After 30 days: leads received, how many were answered inside a minute, how many booked, how many paid you.
The obvious question
Fit
Straight answers
Three taps. If it isn't worth doing for your shop, we'll say so.
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