Discovery call
Vertical, footprint, capacity, hours, and what a good job looks like for you. Fifteen minutes.
For buyers
Buy the call.
Buy the call.
Not the promise.
No ad spend, no agency retainer, no shared leads. A flat price per qualified inbound call, capped at the volume your crews can actually service.
What a per-call rate depends on
Rates are quoted per vertical and per market. These are the inputs that move the number.
- VerticalA restoration call and a junk-removal call are not worth the same thing.
- Market competitionClick costs in Phoenix are not click costs in Toledo.
- Duration thresholdA longer billable threshold means a stricter filter and a higher rate.
- Volume commitmentHigher, steadier caps earn better pricing.
- Hours of coverageTaking after-hours emergency calls usually improves your effective cost per job.
Onboarding
Live in under a week.
Four short steps. Most of it is us doing the work.
Terms & rate
Per-call rate, duration threshold, dedupe window, credit policy and caps — in writing.
Routing setup
We provision numbers, load your ZIPs and schedule, and run test calls end to end.
Controlled ramp
We start below your cap, review quality together in week one, then scale to target.
Economics
Think in cost per booked job.
Cost per call is only half the equation. What matters is what you pay for a job that actually goes on the schedule — and that number is driven as much by your phone handling as by our traffic.
- Answer rateEvery unanswered call is a job handed to a competitor. Aim for under three rings.
- Book-on-first-call rate"We'll call you back with a time" loses emergency work. Quote and schedule live.
- Coverage hoursNights and weekends are the least competitive and the highest intent.
- Average ticketVerticals with upsell paths absorb a higher per-call price comfortably.
We'll walk through your own numbers on the discovery call and tell you honestly if pay-per-call isn't the right channel for your economics.
Illustrative
A worked example
Garage door repair, single metro. Figures are an illustration of the arithmetic, not a quote or a performance guarantee.
40Billable calls / month
55%Booked on the call
22Jobs on the schedule
$420Average ticket
At a $65 per-call rate that's $2,600 of media cost against roughly $9,240 of booked revenue. Move the answer rate or the close rate five points and the whole picture changes — which is exactly why we review week one together.
Coverage
Active demand across the country.
We run campaigns in 48 states. These metros carry our deepest, most consistent volume — and we can spin up a new market on request.
Los AngelesActive volume
PhoenixActive volume
HoustonActive volume
Dallas–Fort WorthActive volume
ChicagoActive volume
AtlantaActive volume
Miami–Fort LauderdaleActive volume
New YorkActive volume
PhiladelphiaActive volume
DenverActive volume
Las VegasActive volume
SeattleActive volume
TampaActive volume
CharlotteActive volume
San AntonioActive volume
DetroitActive volume
Rural and secondary markets are available too — volume is lower, but so is competition, and the per-call rate reflects it.
Buyer FAQ
The questions we get every week.
Anything else, just call. +1 (347) 361-1520.
Do I need my own tracking software?
No. We provision and own the tracking numbers and the routing. You give us a destination number — a dispatch line, a call center, a mobile, or a hunt group — and we ring it.
Can I take calls in more than one vertical?
Yes, and many buyers do. Each vertical gets its own rate, cap and routing rules under one agreement and one invoice.
What happens if I miss a call?
Failover routes it to the next buyer in the tier so the consumer gets help. You aren't billed. If misses become a pattern we'll flag it, because it caps how much volume we can send you.
How do you stop other buyers getting my calls?
A call is offered to exactly one buyer at a time. Inside your ZIPs, hours and cap, calls in your vertical go to you. Failover only fires if you don't answer.
How is invoicing handled?
Weekly or bi-weekly, with a line item per billable call including timestamp, caller area, duration and call ID. Credits from the review window are applied on the same invoice.
What volume can I actually expect?
It depends on vertical, footprint and season, so we won't invent a number before we've looked at your market. On the discovery call we'll give you a realistic daily range and we'd rather under-promise it.
Let's price your market.
Send your vertical, ZIP footprint and daily capacity. You'll get a rate and a realistic volume range back — not a sales sequence.