Contractor introduction pricing

Pay by project size, only after the homeowner approves the introduction.

StartRight uses simple three-tier pricing: $49, $149, or $249 based on project size. You are charged only after the homeowner says yes to talking.

Pricing logic

A small repair should not cost the same as a roof replacement.

Three tiers keep the model easy to understand while avoiding the two classic problems: small jobs priced too high and major projects priced too low.

Project-size pricing

Published prices for homeowner-approved introductions.

These are fixed published prices, not a monthly package and not an auction. Each billable introduction uses the published price for the project size.

StartRight introduction pricing

Published project-size pricing. No subscription.

Contractors are charged only after the homeowner approves the introduction and contact information is shared.

Small Repair / Service Job$49Homeowner-approved introduction

Small repairs, service calls, handyman work, minor trade work, and tightly scoped jobs.

Typical size
Likely under $2,500
Examples
Handyman repair, service call, small trade fix
Standard Project$149Homeowner-approved introduction

Mid-size projects such as bathroom updates, deck repairs, flooring, and focused trade work.

Typical size
$2,500-$15,000
Examples
Bathroom update, deck repair, flooring package
Major Project$249Homeowner-approved introduction

Larger remodels, roofs, HVAC, windows, doors, additions, and structural work.

Typical size
$15,000+
Examples
Roof replacement, HVAC replacement, addition
One homeowner-approved contractor at a timeThere is no charge to apply, get reviewed, or be considered.
Project categoryBudget fitTimeline fitService areaSkill fitHomeowner approval
No subscription. No annual contract. No charge to be considered. No charge if the homeowner does not approve your specific introduction. Introductions are not guaranteed jobs.Get Started

What makes it qualified

The price assumes we checked the signals that change close rate.

This is not a guaranteed job or booked appointment. But it is also not raw contact data: the project must fit your saved trade, service area, and preferences before the homeowner-approved introduction is billable.

Project categoryBudget fitTimelineService areaSkill fitSaved preferences

Billing rules

Clear before the first introduction.

Introductions, not impressions

There is no fee to be considered for a project and no charge just because your company appears as a possible match.

Simple project-size pricing

Each homeowner-approved introduction uses the published price for that project size. Contractors are charged only after the homeowner approves and contact information is shared.

Homeowner approval creates the fee

StartRight sends one introduction at a time. Contractors are charged only after the homeowner approves and contact information is shared.

Market benchmark

Positioned between raw leads and fully booked acquisition.

StartRight does not try to look like the cheapest shared-lead marketplace. The point is clear pricing for one homeowner-approved introduction at a time.

Commodity lead marketplacesOften shared or sold quickly with lighter qualification.$25-$75
High-value remodel / roofing demandHigher intent and project value push acquisition cost up.$80-$220+
StartRight homeowner-approved introductionsPublished price when the homeowner approves the introduction and contact information is shared.$49-249

Network philosophy

Pricing should match the introduction.

StartRight exists to help homeowners find contractors worth trusting. Pricing matters, but the larger promise is a better match between the work, the homeowner, and the company doing the job.

Homeowners review the recommendation before an introduction happens.No monthly subscription or annual contract at launch.No fee to be considered for a project.Published pricing by project category, with one approved contractor as the standard process. No auctions, no surprises.Your price is locked when the recommendation is built, even if published pricing changes later.You are charged only after homeowner approval and contact sharing.Introductions are not guaranteed jobs.

Why this is different

Priced for approved introductions, not lead volume.

StartRight is built around fewer, better introductions. The homeowner reviews one recommendation, approves the contractor introduction they want, and then we introduce both sides.

StartRightTypical lead sites
Homeowner approves the introduction firstLead is sent as soon as contact data is captured
Project fit, budget, timeline, and area are reviewedContractor does most qualification after the fact
One introduction at a time as the standard processOften shared broadly for speed and volume
Curated network built around homeowner trustLead volume is often the product

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