FOR CLEANING, PEST CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE FIRMS

Someone nearby just complainedabout a job you could fix.

When a customer writes publicly that a restaurant is dirty, that a hotel has mice, or that the air conditioning has failed, that business has a problem and a reason to spend money today. We find those complaints as they appear and send you the ones on your patch.

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No subscription. No contract. Pay only for leads you take.

Built for the firm that turns up.

The national chains buy their way to the top of the search results. You win work by being nearby, being good and getting there first. This is about getting there first.

Cleaning companies

Commercial cleaners working restaurants, pubs, hotels and offices. A customer writing publicly that a place is dirty is a business with a problem it can see, that its customers can see, and that it has a very good reason to fix this week rather than next quarter.

Pest control

The most urgent work there is. When a customer names mice, cockroaches or worse in public, the business is already losing bookings over it. These are rarer than cleaning leads and they do not stay open long, which is why we send them the moment we have them.

Maintenance and HVAC

Air conditioning that has failed in a heatwave, heating that has failed in January, a leak somebody has photographed. Seasonal, and when the season turns these are the most valuable leads on the list.

What a lead actually looks like.

Each one is a single business, the complaint that flagged it, and how to reach them. Nothing else, because nothing else is useful on a Tuesday morning when you are deciding who to ring first.

You get the business, the address, the way to contact them, and the words the customer used. What you do with it is your trade, not ours.

Nothing to install, nothing to set up.

Tell us your trade and the area you cover. That is the whole of the setup, and there is nothing to cancel if you decide it is not for you.

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Tell us your patch
Your trade and the area you travel to. A postcode and a radius is plenty. There is nothing to download, no account to configure and no call to sit through.
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We watch that area
We follow what customers publish about businesses on your patch, and pick out the ones describing a problem in your trade. Every lead is read by us before it goes anywhere near you.
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A lead arrives
By email, as it happens, not on a schedule. It names the business, where it is, how to reach it and what the customer said. The first one is free and you owe nothing if you do not want the next.

Pay for the lead, not the month.

£15per lead

Exclusive to you. No subscription, no minimum, no contract to end.

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Your trade, your area
Sent as it happens, not on a schedule
Exclusive — we do not sell the same lead twice
Every lead read by us before it is sent
The first one free
Stop whenever you like

Exclusive means exactly that. When a lead goes to you it goes to nobody else, so the business you ring has not already heard from three of your competitors this morning.

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Questions people ask.

Where does this come from?: Public customer feedback. We watch what people publish about businesses in your area and pick out the complaints that describe a problem in your trade. Nothing is private, and nothing comes from the business itself.
How many leads will I get?: It depends on your trade and how wide an area you cover, and it varies week to week — which is precisely why you pay per lead rather than per month. A quiet fortnight costs you nothing.
Do you tell me who complained?: No, and we never will. You get the business, not the customer. The lead is the premises with the problem; who wrote about it is their own affair.
Is the lead exclusive?: Yes. A lead goes to one firm. We do not sell the same complaint to your competitors, because a business fielding five calls about one review is a business that stops answering the phone.
How should I approach the business?: Carefully, and we send guidance with the first one. Opening with "I saw your bad review" rarely goes well. Knowing that a place has a problem is useful; saying how you know it usually is not.
What if the lead is no good?: Tell us and you do not pay for it. We read every lead before sending, but we are reading the same words you are, and sometimes a complaint reads worse than it turns out to be.
Which areas do you cover?: We are opening areas as firms ask for them. If we are not watching yours yet, tell us where you work and we will set it up — it takes days, not months.

One free lead, and then you will know.

Tell us your trade and where you work. The first lead on your patch is yours for nothing, with no card and no account, and if it is not worth fifteen pounds you will have lost an email address.

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Tell us what you need to know and we answer, usually the same working day. No sales call, no pitch.