Your number isn't sold
Not to ten contractors, not to one. It goes where you sent it and nowhere else.
Free, both ends
You describe the job once. It lands as a real project in the system the contractor already runs their week on. Nothing in between, and nobody charged for the introduction.
Pick the trade, drop in your zip code, and add a sentence about the job. There's no account to make and no form that asks for your life story. Thirty seconds, honestly.
No sign-up. No password to forget.
You get a list of contractors who work in your area and take on that kind of job, ordered by reviews, finished work and how they actually operate — never by who paid the most, because nobody can pay at all.
Ranking is earned, never bought.
One pro, or three if you want to compare. Your project goes only to the ones you picked. It is never packaged up and sold to everyone else buying leads that afternoon.
Your project is never resold.
Quotes come back written down, with the scope spelled out, so you're comparing like for like. Hire whoever answers your questions best. Nobody paid a fee to reach you, so there's nothing extra baked into the number.
No referral fee inside the price.
Most projects go from typed out to quoted inside a week. Bigger jobs take longer to price properly, and that's a good sign rather than a bad one.
Minute one
You send the project
Same day
Pros see it on their board
Day one or two
Replies and site visits
Day two to four
Written quotes in hand
And what never happens
You know the pattern: fill in one form, then spend four days declining calls from contractors who each paid for the privilege. That can't happen here, structurally.
Not to ten contractors, not to one. It goes where you sent it and nowhere else.
Since nobody bought your project alongside eight competitors, nobody is sprinting through a call list to beat them to you.
Free when you send it, free when they answer, free when you hire. The money in this business comes from software contractors subscribe to.
None of this is a promise we're asking you to take on faith. There's no lead-selling machinery to switch off, because we never built one.
No. Describe the job, give the pros a way to reach you, and that's it. Nothing to verify, no password, no app to download.
Two or three is the sweet spot. One gives you nothing to compare against, and past three you're mostly creating work for yourself fielding calls.
It shouldn't happen, and when it does we want to know. Send us the project and the pros you contacted and we'll chase it down — responsiveness is part of how contractors are ranked in the first place.
Yes. Tell the pros you contacted directly, or send us a note and we'll close it out on our end. Nothing is locked in until you agree to work with someone.
Tell us what the job is and see the local pros who do it. No account, no fee, and your project stays yours.