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Plumbing leads — pay only on completed jobs

A burst pipe can’t wait until Monday. Plumbing leads skew emergency-heavy: burst pipes, dead water heaters, blocked drains — jobs where the homeowner books the first pro who picks up. Renovation work rounds it out with bigger, planned tickets.

The plumbing jobs we send

  • Emergency repairs

    High urgency

    Burst pipes, active leaks, and blocked drains that need attention now.

  • Water heater services

    High urgency

    Repairs, replacements, and new installations — urgent and high-value.

  • Bathroom renovations

    Medium urgency

    Remodels and fixture installations with real budgets behind them.

  • Preventive maintenance

    Low urgency

    Drain cleaning, inspections, and routine service visits.

Peak season: Year-round — emergencies happen in every month.

Zero risk, in four steps

  1. 1

    We send you qualified plumbing leads

  2. 2

    You complete the job

  3. 3

    Your customer pays you

  4. 4

    Only then do you pay us

If a job doesn’t close, you owe us nothing for that lead.

Plumbing lead questions

How does the pay-on-completion model work?

You only pay when you complete the job and get paid by your customer. We send you qualified leads, you do the work, the customer pays you, and then you pay us. If a job doesn’t close, you owe us nothing for that lead.

What’s the catch?

The catch is on our side: we absorb the cost of every lead that doesn’t turn into a paid job. That’s why we’re selective about who we partner with — licensed businesses that answer their phone and can actually take the volume. If that’s you, the model simply works in your favor.

How quickly can I start receiving leads?

You can start receiving qualified leads within days of signing up. Onboarding covers your service area, ideal jobs, and completion criteria — once that’s set, we start routing calls.

Start getting paid plumbing jobs

Tell us your service area and capacity. You can start receiving qualified leads within days.

No upfront costs · No monthly minimums · No long-term contracts