For fence installers
Only pay when you close fencing projects.
No fee on jobs you don't win
We find homeowners in your area who want a new fence and book them into your calendar for a quote. Our fee only applies when one turns into a signed job.
Book a call20-minute call. One installer per area.
- Leads aren't shared
- Quotes booked in your calendar
- No fee on jobs you don't win
Sound familiar
Does this sound like your year?
Most installers we talk to are good at the work. The problem is getting enough of the right work, at the right time.
- Booked solid for six weeks, then a gap, and the crew still needs paying.
- Buying leads that three other installers also got, so the job goes to whoever is cheapest.
- Paying an agency every month and getting reports instead of signed jobs.
- Driving out after hours to quote people who were never going to go ahead.
Three steps
How it works
You keep doing the quoting and the building. We handle getting the right people in front of you.
We run the ads
Facebook and Instagram ads aimed at homeowners in your service area who are planning a fence.
We screen and book
We check suburb, fence type and timeframe, then book the good ones straight into your calendar for a quote.
You quote and close
You go out, measure up and quote. If they sign, we take our fee. If they don't, you owe us nothing.
Results
What our ads have done for installers
Pool fencing
in pool fencing projects won from about $3,500 in ad spend.
One month
in pool fencing projects won in one month from $719 in ad spend.
Gates
in one month for a gate installer, at under $10 a lead.
Figures reported by clients. Results depend on your area, pricing and how quickly you follow up.
Who it's for
We're picky about who we work with
We only get paid when you close, so we only take on installers who can turn a good quote into a signed job.
This is for you if
- You install residential fencing, gates or pool fencing
- You answer the phone and get back to people the same day
- You have room in the schedule for more work
- You want steady jobs, not more admin
This isn't for you if
- You're booked out months ahead already
- Quotes usually take you a week to send
- You only want to compete on price
- You're not set up to take on more crew time
From installers
What installers say
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FAQ
Fair questions
What's the catch?
The catch is we're fussy. We only make money when you close, so we only work with installers who follow up fast and quote well.
Who pays for the ads?
You do, paid straight to Meta from your own account, so you can see every dollar. Our fee only comes when a job is signed.
How do you know when I've closed a job?
Every lead goes into a shared pipeline. We go through it together once a month and match signed jobs to the leads we sent.
Are the leads shared with other installers?
No. We work with one installer per area, and every lead we send is yours alone.
I've been burned by agencies before. Why is this different?
Most agencies get paid whether you win work or not. We don't, so we have the same goal you do.
Won't I just get tyre-kickers?
We screen every lead for suburb, fence type and timeframe before booking. And you don't pay our fee on the ones that don't go ahead.
I get most of my work from word of mouth.
Then you may not need us yet. This works best for filling the gaps when referrals go quiet.
One installer per area
Only pay when you close fencing projects.
Pick a time for a 20-minute call. We'll check if your area is still open and whether this is a good fit.