Project categories
- Roofing, siding, windows
- Solar, HVAC, plumbing
- Bathroom and kitchen remodel
- Flooring, fencing, gutters, painting
- Home security
Each vertical has its own landing pages, its own field schema, and its own qualification logic — tuned to what buyers in that category actually underwrite on.
Homeowners actively pricing a specific project — not browsing. Every lead is qualified on ownership and project scope before it reaches a contractor network.
Shoppers in an active quote mindset, qualified against the fields carriers and agencies rate on. Our auto flow alone collects a full vehicle, driver, and driving-record profile.
Vehicle year, make, model and use; driver history, license status, SR-22 and DUI disclosure; current carrier, coverage type, and continuous coverage.
Age and eligibility, Advantage versus Supplement interest, current coverage, household size and income.
Household size and income, current coverage status, tobacco use, and applicant demographics.
Age, tobacco use, height and weight, existing coverage, and general health qualification.
A name and a phone number is not an insurance lead. Our forms collect the qualifying fields a rater needs, normalized to canonical values — two-letter state codes, split date of birth, digits-only phone — so records load into your system without a translation layer.
Consumers researching personal and short-term credit options, qualified on the income, employment, and banking criteria lenders screen against — with state eligibility enforced before the form will submit.
Short-term lending rules differ sharply by state. Eligibility is enforced at the form rather than sorted out after the fact, and the disclosures a consumer sees reflect their state.
We are a marketing company, not a lender. We do not make credit decisions or fund loans.
Vertical-specific qualification sits on top of one shared foundation. These apply to every lead we generate, everywhere.