Zone Partner is your territory's band rate, monthly, for one territory. Most pros take Territory Partner — $2,500/mo for three adjoining territories — because a side of town is how your trucks already roll. Metro Partner is $9,500/mo for every territory in the network, with a five-booked-job guarantee. Rates lock the day you sign and never rise while you hold the territory.

What happens if I can't take a job?

Every job is offered to you first, always — that's what exclusivity means here. If you decline or can't respond in time, the homeowner still gets served, usually by the same-trade partner in the neighboring territory, because the homeowner promise is what makes your territory worth holding. A pattern of declines puts the territory at risk; one busy week doesn't.

Is there a guarantee?

Yes — a guaranteed floor of booked jobs that scales with the tier: one at Zone, two at Territory, five at Metro. Land under it in a calendar month and the next month is credited. The floor begins the first full calendar month after your territory's first card mails. We can make that promise because we control the routing — and we see the same tracked numbers you do.

An agency is guaranteeing me 30 jobs a month. How is this better?

Read their guarantee first: '30 jobs' almost always means 30 leads — form-fills from an ad, on a retainer plus ad spend, with no exclusivity and a refund you have to fight for. Ask three questions of any offer, including ours: does 'job' mean booked revenue or a form-fill? Is the guarantee an automatic credit or a refund request? Will they sell your competitor the same neighborhoods next quarter? Our floor is small because it's real: booked jobs, automatically credited, on a tracked line both sides see, in a territory your competitor can't buy into.

For San Antonio home-service owners

Tired of paying Angi
to arm your competitors?

Here's the math you're already living: you pay a fee for a homeowner's number — and so do the three or four other contractors the same lead was sold to. Then everybody races to the phone, and most of what got spent on that lead was spent by the companies that lost. We built the opposite: a named territory where every qualified job in your trade is offered to you first — always. No shared lead, no bidding, no race. One company per trade, from Boerne to New Braunfels.

See open territories →

The shared-lead math

You're not buying leads. You're funding a race.

A shared lead isn't a customer — it's a starting gun. Four companies pay, one wins the job, and the platform gets paid five times either way. Meanwhile the one channel with no competition in it sits at the end of every driveway you want to work in.

4+

Contractors a single marketplace lead is typically sold to — all calling the same homeowner

$8+

Average Google CPC for home-service keywords

Zero

Competing ads in the average household mailbox on any given day

Digital is crowded. The mailbox isn't. And a routed job beats a raced lead every time.

Model vs. model

Five ways to buy work. One that compounds.

The same four questions, asked of every channel. Watch what happens on the last one.

Angi / HomeAdvisor

The shared-lead marketplace.

Who else gets the lead Typically 3–4 of your competitors, within minutes.

What you're paying for The homeowner's number — win or lose the job.

What compounds The platform's brand. Your reviews live on their site, next to your competitors'.

When you stop paying The leads stop that day. Nothing stays behind.

Google Ads

The daily auction.

Who else gets the lead Whoever the homeowner clicks next — you rented a click, not a customer.

What you're paying for Clicks at $8+ apiece, in an auction that resets every morning.

What compounds The bid prices, as every competitor piles into the same keywords.

When you stop paying You're invisible by morning.

Coupon mailers

The crowded envelope.

Who else gets the lead Your competitor — often on the same sheet, one coupon over.

What you're paying for Shared space in a pack that's sold on price to everyone.

What compounds The discount race to the bottom.

When you stop paying The next batch mails without you, and nobody notices.

Instagram lead-gen agencies

The 30-jobs pitch.

Who else gets the lead Their next client — same ads, same playbook, often the same ZIP codes, the day your contract ends.

What you're paying for A retainer plus ad spend, for form-fills the ad called "jobs."

What compounds Their case-study reel. The ad account and pixel data usually aren't even yours.

When you stop paying The ads switch off that night — and the playbook moves to your competitor.

Territory partnership

The held territory.

Who else gets the lead No one. Every qualified job in your trade is offered to you first — always.

What you're paying for A held territory — your slot on a heavy card mailed monthly to high-income, owner-occupied homes, plus concierge routing, one company per trade.

What compounds Your name on the same fridges, month after month, and a booked-job record we both can see.

When you stop paying The territory opens to a competitor. While you hold it, it's yours alone.

See open territories →

Fair is fair

What the big platforms do better.

Angi and HomeAdvisor have national scale, instant volume — leads the day you switch them on — and review infrastructure with millions of homeowners on it. If you need your phone ringing by tonight, or you work outside San Antonio, they're built for exactly that. We cover one metro, a few named territories, one company per trade, and demand builds mailing by mailing. Different tool, different job — and there's only one seat for yours here.

How the concierge routes jobs

One call. One pro. That pro is you.

1

The card lands.

Every month, a heavy 6.5×11 card reaches every screened, owner-occupied home in your territory — thousands per territory, counted from the list, not estimated. Your trade. Your name. No competitor anywhere on it.

2

The concierge answers.

Homeowners chat on the site or call the 210 line. Two minutes of questions, like a good dispatcher would ask — before any pro's time is spent.

3

We call you. Only you.

Every qualified job in your trade, in your territory, offered to you first — always. Tracked number, dynamic QR, and a monthly booked-job count, so you're never guessing what we sent.

Questions pros ask

Before you switch.

You never buy a lead. You hold a territory. The card creates the demand, the concierge answers and qualifies the homeowner, and every qualified job in your trade is offered to you first — always. No per-lead fee, no shared number, no race to the phone. One flat monthly rate, and a tracked number that proves what we send.

Are you a homeowner? This page is for pros — here's yours →

Tired of paying Angito arm your competitors?