Compare the models
Exclusive vs. Shared Contractor Leads
Understand what is being distributed, which questions to ask, and why exclusive does not mean a guaranteed booking.
Read the GuideBuyer Guides
Make a better
lead-buying decision.
Straightforward guides for service-business owners weighing lead generation, website rental, and a monthly local partnership. Start with the question that matters to your business.
Decisions, not marketing jargon
Know what you are buying.
Know how to evaluate it.
You do not need to become an SEO specialist to ask useful questions about a lead source.
Understand the arrangement
Renting a Lead-Generation Website
Learn what you rent, what the operator owns, and the terms worth checking before a partnership starts.
Read the GuideRun your numbers
How Much Can You Afford to Spend on Leads?
Work through your own job economics with a lead-cost and break-even calculator. No industry averages disguised as forecasts.
Read the GuideAssess the opportunity
What Counts as a Qualified Service Inquiry?
Separate genuine, in-scope requests from spam, duplicates, and enquiries that simply have not turned into a job.
Read the GuideA sensible reading order
The model.
The numbers.
The actual inquiry.
First, understand how inquiries are distributed and what the rental arrangement gives you. Next, check whether the economics could fit your business. Finally, agree on how to distinguish a useful inquiry from a booked job.
The guides use examples and proposed evaluation methods, not claims of typical industry performance. Your agreement and the actual property records determine what you are offered.
See the WebmPros Partnership ProcessMake the next move
Ready to look beyond the explanation?
Explore the market development board and discuss the service area your business can cover.