We don't sell leads. We hand you a phone that's already ringing.
PIINS builds and owns ranked local assets — pins on the map that produce real customer calls. Then we lease each one to a single operator. One company, one trade, one territory. When it's yours, it's yours alone.
You've bought leads before. So had the other four contractors they were sold to.
The marketplace model has a simple economics problem: the same homeowner, sold four times, closes for one of you and burns the price for all of you. You've done the math in your truck at a red light. It doesn't work, and it was never built to.
Proof first. Payment second. Exclusivity always.
We build first.
The site, the tracked line, the local presence — built and ranked before anyone is asked to pay for anything.
It proves itself.
The asset produces real inbound calls, and we record them. Not projections. Ring, answer, customer.
Then one operator gets it.
You lease the calls, exclusively. No sharing, no rotation, no "priority tiers."
Before you pay a dollar, you hear one.
A real customer call from the asset — your trade, your area, recorded. We play it, you judge it. That's the whole pitch, because a company that has the calls doesn't need a better pitch.
A real lead, free, before any contract.
Flat monthly lease.
$597–$997/month depending on trade and market — roofing and restoration at the top of the band, smaller metros at the bottom.
First-month commitment.
Ten documented calls in your first month, or the month is free.
Want to test per-call first?
$60 per qualified call in HVAC and plumbing service, $200 in roofing — under what the ad platforms and marketplaces charge for shared attention. At month three, we move to the flat lease, where your own arithmetic will favor it.
The report.
Monthly call count, with the recordings. You'll know exactly what the lease produced, call by call.
- What counts as a qualified call?
- A customer, in the asset's trade and service area, with a real service need. Wrong numbers, solicitors, and out-of-area calls don't count against you — the recordings settle any question in ten seconds.
- Why only one operator per territory?
- Because exclusivity is the product. A shared lead is a discount on someone else's customer. An exclusive line is your phone ringing.
- What if the calls slow down?
- The ten-call commitment renews the pressure monthly on us, not on you — and the call log makes the conversation short either way.
- Can I choose my territory?
- You can ask. Availability depends on what we've built and what's already leased — one operator per territory means "taken" actually means taken.