Exclusive leads: every lead routed to one member
Capped markets, routed leads. Every lead goes to exactly one member. Your competitors never see your leads, because a lead five companies received isn't a lead, it's a race you already lost.
The difference is who else got it
Shared marketplace leads
- The same request sold to 3–5 competitors
- You pay whether it answers or not
- First-to-dial wins; margins race to zero
- No account behind it. One job, then gone
Routed FieldClients leads
- Every lead routed to one member only
- Capped seats, the market fills and closes
- Matched to your territory, segment, and job types
- A B2B account with a dated reason to call
One lead, one member
Your membership profile decides what reaches you. The residential walk-up goes to the residential member; the commercial tower goes to the commercial one. Nobody fights over a lead that was never theirs.
Your profile fields
- Territory
- Boroughs, counties, or zips you actually serve.
- Segment
- Residential portfolios, commercial, or both.
- Building size
- A floor on the accounts worth your time.
- Job types
- The work you want, so the fit is real.
Exclusive leads by trade
Questions
What makes a lead exclusive here?
Capped markets, routed leads. Every lead goes to exactly one member. Your competitors never see your leads. Members share the market-intelligence base, the who-manages-what research layer, but the time-sensitive leads are never shared.
Isn't every lead service “exclusive”?
Most aren’t. Marketplaces sell the same homeowner request to three to five contractors and call it a lead. A lead five companies received isn’t a lead. It’s a race you already lost. Exclusivity only means something when the market is capped and the lead is routed.
How do you stop two members getting the same lead?
Routing. Each membership carries a profile, territory, segment, minimum building size, job types. A lead matches exactly one member’s profile and goes to them alone. Two members in the same market never receive the same lead.
How many members does a market hold?
It depends on the market. Seat caps are set by how many signals the market actually produces: a small market can hold a single seat, most hold several. And if you want the whole market to yourself, a full buyout takes every seat in your trade and market and routes all leads to you; see pricing for how that works.
Can I take every seat in my market?
Yes, a full market buyout takes every seat in your trade and market and routes all leads to you, with a term commitment. Pricing on request.
Take a seat before your competitor does.
Markets are capped. When the seats in your trade and market are gone, they're gone. Check availability now.
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