Right service area
Only homeowner requests inside the ZIP codes, radius, and operating hours your team approved.

Exclusive homeowner inquiries matched to your service area, system types, and sales capacity. Pay per qualified lead—not for clicks, forms with no intent, or a monthly retainer.
A billable HVAC lead should identify the homeowner, property, requested service, system context, timing, service area, and permission to be contacted—before your dispatcher touches it.
Only homeowner requests inside the ZIP codes, radius, and operating hours your team approved.
The homeowner requested heating or cooling help and expects a local HVAC company to follow up.
One qualified inquiry goes to one HVAC company—no five-contractor speed race.
The homeowner funnel captures 12 required lead fields plus optional photo count, then scores 6 commercial and intent signals on a 100-point model.
Homeowner authorityOwner or authorized property decision-maker confirmed.
Service matchRequested job matches an HVAC program you selected.
Location matchProperty is inside an active service area.
Fresh deliveryTimestamped and routed after qualification.
Urgent, high-value HVAC opportunity with strong service readiness.
12 required fields · optional photo count included

Lead volume means little when your team spends the day filtering renters, wrong services, unreachable numbers, and homeowners who only wanted DIY advice.
“Qualification should be agreed before the first lead—not debated after the invoice.”
Clear setup. Clear delivery. Clear feedback loop.
Choose ZIP codes, service categories, operating hours, and the volume your team can respond to quickly.
Homeowner demand is filtered against the HVAC lead standard agreed for your pilot.
Receive the opportunity in your workflow, make contact, and feed outcomes back into the program.
Shape the program around your technicians, install capacity, season, equipment mix, and margin. Pause or adjust as dispatch capacity changes.
Homeowners comparing options for an aging, failed, or inefficient comfort system.
Active no-cool, poor-performance, and AC repair requests in your service area.
Furnace, heat-pump, and no-heat inquiries filtered by property and requested service.
Tune-up and maintenance-plan interest for teams building recurring customer value.
Before launch, you receive the exact price per lead and plain-language rules for qualification, billing, duplicates, disputes, and replacements.
Review a pilot planLaunch with a controlled group of ZIP codes and a defined service mix. Review contactability, appointments, estimates, and sales outcomes before increasing volume.
Build my pilotStart with your service area, capacity, and most valuable calls. The commercial terms should be clear before you commit.
The program is designed for one qualified homeowner inquiry to be delivered to one HVAC company. The final agreement states the exclusivity rule, duplicate window, and territory limits.
A qualified lead is a homeowner or authorized decision-maker requesting an approved HVAC service inside your area, with valid contact details and documented permission to be contacted.
You pay per qualified HVAC lead, not per click or impression. Pricing depends on territory, service category, season, and volume; exact pricing and billable criteria are supplied before the pilot.
Yes. Replacement, cooling repair, heating repair, maintenance, equipment types, ZIP codes, and operating schedules can be configured independently.
Wrong numbers, covered duplicates, out-of-area requests, wrong services, and homeowners who deny requesting help follow the written replacement policy.
Email, SMS, CRM, and webhook delivery can be configured during onboarding so dispatch or sales can respond while the need is fresh.
Share your primary ZIP code and contact details. We’ll check HVAC lead availability and follow up about a focused pilot.