Try exclusive homeowner leads for 3 days. Then decide.
Start with a low-cost 3-day trial in your own service area. Real homeowners, qualified by a person on our team, sent to you and nobody else. When the 3 days are up, nothing renews automatically: you continue only if the leads earn it.
In short: Closer Growth’s 3-day trial lets a home service contractor test exclusive, human-qualified homeowner leads in their own service area before committing to anything. It is low-cost, it starts with a 15-minute strategy call, the first leads typically arrive within 48 hours of launch, and nothing continues after the trial unless you choose to.
The same leads our paying clients get.
Exclusive leads in your area
Homeowners in the service area you choose, for the job types you want. Each one goes to you only, never to a competitor.
Qualified by a real person
Someone on our team speaks with every homeowner before you see them, so you know the project is real and they expect your call.
Your own numbers
You judge the trial on what happens when you call your leads, not on our sales pitch. We give you a simple scorecard to track it.
Nothing renews automatically
No contract and no automatic renewal. When the trial ends, you decide whether to continue.
From strategy call to decision.
Strategy call
Fifteen minutes. We map your service area, the jobs you want and the ones you don’t, and what your crew can handle. You get the trial price here, before you pay anything. If it isn’t a fit, we say so.
Campaign build
We build the targeting for your territory and brief the team who will speak to your homeowners. Nothing is needed from you.
Leads land
Qualified homeowners arrive with their details and the notes from our conversation. The first one typically lands within 48 hours of launch. You call them and judge them.
You decide
We go through the results together. Continue with a weekly or monthly package sized to your capacity, or stop. Nothing continues unless you say so.
How to tell if the trial worked.
Three days is enough to judge lead quality: whether homeowners pick up, whether the projects are real, and whether they match the jobs you asked for. It is not always enough for every job to close, because bigger jobs like roof replacements and remodels can take weeks to sign. So track four things for every trial lead: did you reach them, did you book a visit or send a quote, did they become a job, and what was the job worth.
Then work out what a booked job cost you. Our free cost per booked job calculator does the maths and compares it with what your current lead source costs per job. That comparison, not the price per lead, is the honest test. Here is why price per lead misleads.
Get the most out of your 3 days.
Call back within minutes
A lead contacted within 5 minutes is 21 times more likely to qualify than one contacted after 30 minutes. In a 3-day trial, a lead left until evening is a big share of your sample.
Source: MIT & InsideSales.com, Lead Response Management Study
Have someone on the phone
Plan the trial for days when you or someone on your team can answer and call back. A trial run during your busiest week on the roof tells you little.
Be straight about capacity
Tell us how many jobs a week your crew can genuinely take on, so the trial reflects the volume you would actually get.
Tell us what happened
A quick note on which leads turned into quotes and which went nowhere lets us tighten the targeting before you decide.
When the trial isn’t the right move.
We would rather tell you on the call than take a trial fee and waste three days of your time.
You need paid work this week
Leads land quickly, but quoting, scheduling and getting paid take longer than 3 days.
Nobody can answer the phone
If calls go to voicemail until evening, the trial will underperform however well we qualify the leads.
You only care about price per lead
Exclusive, qualified leads cost more per lead than shared ones by design. A marketplace will always win on that number.
Your territory is taken
We cap how many contractors we work with in the same trade and area. Sometimes the honest answer is a waiting list.
Book the 15-minute strategy call.
Pick a time below. On the call we map your service area and the jobs you want, give you the trial price, and set a start date if it’s a fit.
Questions about the trial.
How much does the trial cost?
The trial is low-cost, and we give you the exact number on the strategy call before you pay anything. The price depends on your trade and service area.
Are trial leads exclusive?
Yes. Every homeowner we deliver during the trial goes to your business only, the same as after it. We never sell the same lead to several contractors.
What happens when the 3 days are up?
Nothing renews automatically. We look at the results with you, and you choose whether to continue with a weekly or monthly package sized to what your crew can handle, or stop there.
Is 3 days enough to judge the leads?
It is enough to judge lead quality: whether homeowners answer, whether the projects are real, and whether they match the jobs you asked for. It is not always enough for every job to close. Bigger jobs like roof replacements or remodels can take weeks to sign, so judge the trial on conversations and quotes, then track closed jobs as they come in.
Which trades can run a trial?
Roofing, HVAC, remodeling, tree service, landscaping, painting, junk removal, and security systems. If your trade is not listed, ask on the call; the model often fits.
Do I need to sign a contract?
No. There is no contract for the trial and no long lock-in afterwards. If you continue, you can pause or stop when you need to.