All in. Most of it runs your ads on Meta at cost; our fee, about 30% on that spend, runs Emma, the estimates, the routing and your dashboard. Every lead in your zones is yours and nobody else's — and until someone else in your trade buys in, so is the rest of your city.
A zone is a slice of a metro with about 300,000 people in it. Month to month from day one. Free to sign up; you pay when you claim a zone.
Your trade and your shop's address. We'll show you your metro cut into zones, which are open, and what it costs to claim them.
Charged today and then monthly. Change your zones any time; changes take effect at your next renewal. Cancel any time — ads run to the end of the paid month and any unspent ad budget is refunded. Lead counts vary by market and are never guaranteed.
$1,150 of every $1,500 zone goes straight into Meta ads in your metro, at cost. It's charged up front so your ads are funded before they run. Unspent budget carries forward; if you cancel, it's refunded.
Our fee covers the creative, the targeting, Emma walking every homeowner through their project, the estimate built on your rates, lead routing, exclusivity and your dashboard. No ad account, no ad manager, nothing to learn.
No commission, no revenue share, no piece of your contract. Our fee is a percentage of the advertising, said out loud. What you sell and what you make on it is yours.
A 30-mile circle is all of Des Moines and a sliver of Los Angeles. A zone is about 300,000 people wherever you are, so a dollar buys the same amount of market in both places — and nobody can lock up a whole metro by buying one seat.
Your numbers. Before your ads run we capture how you price work — rates, tiers, minimums, exclusions. Emma walks the homeowner through their project and shows a range built from those, so the budget is settled before you drive anywhere.
Talk to us. Above six we set you up with your own campaign and territory rather than the self-serve plan.
Not yet — for now, drop to one zone or cancel and come back; your zones are held 30 days after a cancel. A 60-day pause that keeps your zones is on the way.
They sell the same homeowner to four or five of you and let you fight over price. Here a zone belongs to one contractor, the homeowner already saw a real number built from your rates, and they asked to hear from you specifically.