A homeowner asks for help
StartRight collects the project type, location, timing, budget range, photos, and basic details.
Contractor introductions · Boulder
We review the project, check it against your work, and share your contact only after the homeowner approves the intro.
No monthly fee. No charge unless they approve.
Founding group now open in Boulder.
How it works
No charge until the homeowner approves the intro. Everything before that is review and fit-checking, not a billable introduction.
StartRight collects the project type, location, timing, budget range, photos, and basic details.
We compare the project against your service area, project minimums, specialties, and current capacity.
They see why your company may fit before your contact information is shared.
You pay only after the homeowner approves the introduction. An introduction is not a guaranteed job.
Pricing
Published prices are based on project size. There is no subscription, no listing fee, and no charge unless the homeowner approves your introduction.
Likely under $2,500
Handyman repair, service call, small trade fix$2,500-$15,000
Bathroom update, deck repair, flooring package$15,000+
Roof replacement, HVAC replacement, additionNo annual contract. No charge to be considered. No charge if the homeowner does not approve your specific introduction.
The good ones
We want the companies homeowners are relieved to find: clear estimates, fair prices, proper credentials, honest advice, and real care for the work.
FAQ
Short answers to the money, fit, and approval questions. The detailed pricing page has the longer examples.
You pay only after the homeowner approves your specific introduction and contact information is shared. Published prices are based on project size. There is no subscription, no listing fee, and no charge to apply, get reviewed, or be considered.
A bought lead is usually a cold name and phone number. A StartRight introduction gives the homeowner fit context before your contact information is shared. You still have to win the job, but you enter the conversation with the project, constraints, and reason for fit already explained.
No. It means the homeowner approved the introduction and agreed to receive your contact information. It does not guarantee they will respond, schedule, hire, or move forward.
Not as the standard process. StartRight starts with one recommended contractor and introduces others only if the homeowner specifically asks for more options.
Yes. Approved contractors can set a monthly spending cap and pause new introductions from the contractor portal.
Contractors have 7 days to request a credit. StartRight reviews the issue so bad-fit introductions can be corrected.
Why we built this
StartRight is just getting started here, and we are being honest about that. We would rather tell you we are early than pretend we have a pile of jobs waiting. What we do have is a clear model and a standard we are holding from day one: real fit checks, homeowner approval before any contact is shared, and no charge unless the homeowner says yes.
The contractors who join now are the founding group the network is built around. You get in before homeowners start coming through, at no cost and no commitment, so you are first in line when the projects start landing.
Tell us where you work, what you do, your minimums, and when you have capacity.