Angi and HomeAdvisor Alternatives for Contractors
Angi and HomeAdvisor are good at one thing: putting homeowner demand in front of contractors, fast. FieldClients is built for the other job: B2B accounts with lifetime value, found in the public records of your market and filtered to your trade. Here's the math, side by side.
Angi and HomeAdvisor vs FieldClients at a glance
| Comparison criteria | Angi / HomeAdvisor | FieldClients |
|---|---|---|
| Who the lead is | A homeowner request | A B2B account, manager, owner, business |
| Who decides what you receive | The marketplace, the same for everyone | You: your market, filtered to your trade |
| Why they need you | They filled out a form | A dated public record: a violation, a permit, a new business licence |
| Job value | One repair, then gone | Recurring work across a portfolio |
| Pricing | Neither publishes a lead price. Third-party estimate: roughly $15 to $85 a lead for Angi (marketingltb.com) | Self-serve from $99 a month (1 market, 100 deep reveals). Growth $249, Pro $499. Month to month, no setup fee. |
| Self-serve signup | Not covered in our check | yes, 14-day trial of the feed |
| Entry price | No published price; roughly $15 to $85 a lead, third-party estimate | $99/mo |
| What is metered | Each lead | deep reveals (100 to 750/mo); feed unlimited |
| Geography unit | Not published | county or metro, any size |
| Contact on the record | The homeowner who filled out the form; the same request goes to several contractors | verified decision-maker email on every reveal; company phone where listed |
| Reason to call | A form request | yes, dated, on every reveal |
Angi and HomeAdvisor publish no lead price. The $15 to $85 range is a third-party estimate from marketingltb.com, checked 5 November 2026. If something here is out of date, email get@fieldclients.com and we will correct it.
Choose shared marketplaces if…
- You want homeowner emergency volume, now
- Your business is built on one-off resi jobs
- You can win on speed-to-lead and price
Choose FieldClients if…
- You want B2B accounts with recurring work
- You want a dated reason to call before you pick up the phone
- You measure cost per closed client, not per lead
Questions
Are Angi / HomeAdvisor leads worth it?
For homeowner emergency demand, they can be, the need is real and immediate. The catch is the model: the same request is sold to several contractors, so you pay to compete on speed and price for a one-off job. For B2B accounts with lifetime value, the math rarely works.
What’s the real cost per closed client?
Take a $40 shared lead at a 4% close rate: that’s roughly $1,000 in lead spend per new customer, for a single homeowner job. Now compare one management-company account worth $50–150K over three to four years. The per-client cost is the number that matters, not the per-lead price.
Should I use both?
Plenty of companies do, shared marketplaces for resi volume, signal-based sourcing for commercial accounts. They feed two different sides of the business. On the account side you call on a dated record, often before the owner has asked anyone for a quote.
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