Lead Policy

What you pay for. What you don't.

Transparency is the foundation of a pay-per-lead model. Here's exactly how we define a qualified lead — and what gets filtered out of your billing automatically.

Qualified

You pay for this

A real customer inquiry from someone within your agreed service area

Requesting help, an estimate, an appointment, or more information about your service

Direct phone calls, form submissions, quote requests, or appointment requests

Matches the job types and lead criteria defined during intake

Non-Qualified

You never pay for this

Spam, bots, or aggregator traffic

Duplicate inquiries (same customer, same job)

Wrong numbers or invalid contact details

Inquiries from outside your agreed service area

Job-seeking or employment inquiries

Unrelated service requests not in scope

Frequently asked

Are leads shared with other businesses?

No. Leads are delivered exclusively to one business within an agreed market and service category — never resold or distributed to competing providers.

What does pay-per-lead actually mean?

You're billed only for qualified lead opportunities that meet the criteria above — not for ad spend, impressions, clicks, or campaign management.

What if a lead isn't qualified?

Non-qualified leads (spam, wrong numbers, out-of-area, job seekers, etc.) are credited and not billed.

How fast are leads delivered?

Leads are routed in real time — typically directly to your phone or inbox — so you can respond while intent is highest.