21 local sites live in 7 states
One website. One market. One contractor.
We build websites for local trades, rank them, and lease each one to a single contractor in that town. The calls go to you. Nobody else gets them.
How a market site works
Search
Someone in town searches for the trade, say septic pumping in Hernando.
Page
They land on a real site about that work in that county: costs, permits, soil.
Quote request
They phone the number on it, or send the form.
Local pro
It reaches one contractor, the tenant. Not shared, not auctioned.
You are renting attention from people who sell it twice
Lead networks sell the same enquiry to four contractors and let you race each other to the phone. Pay-per-click stops the moment you stop paying. Neither leaves you owning anything.
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We build the site and rank it
A real website about the actual trade in an actual town: what the work costs, what the state licence requires, what goes wrong. Not a landing page.
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It starts producing calls
People searching for that trade in that town find it, and they phone the number on it, or fill in the form.
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One contractor leases it
Every call and every form goes to you and only you. We do not sell the same enquiry to your competitor, because we cannot. There is one tenant.
Each site states plainly that it is an independent information and referral service, not a licensed operator. That honesty is why people trust it enough to pick up the phone, and it is why the enquiries are worth having.
Markets without a tenant
Each of these is built and live. First contractor to take it gets it, and keeps it for as long as they want it.
Albany, GA
Shreveport, LA
Bay Minette, AL
Brandon, MS
Columbus, GA
Cullman, AL
What leasing actually means
| Exclusivity | One contractor per market. Not three, not "premium placement". |
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| Term | Monthly. Give notice and it ends, with no annual lock-in. |
| What you get | Every phone call and every form enquiry, direct to you. |
| What we keep | The domain and the site. You are leasing the frontage, not buying the building. |
| What it costs | Set against what the market actually produces, agreed before you start. |