Appliance Repair Lead Buyers and Sellers
Companies that publicly buy or sell appliance repair leads. Every entry was checked against the company’s own website.
This directory lists six companies that openly trade appliance repair leads. Going by their own sites, four sell, one buys and one describes both buying and selling.
Of these, zero also work in other verticals. The “Also in” column links to those directories.
The roster
| Company | Role | What their site says | Also in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1LeadGen1leadgen.com | Seller | Offers a pay-per-lead plan with exclusive calls and verified form leads for movers and 30-plus home service trades, one contractor per trade per territory. | None |
| Hoom Advertisinghoomadvertising.com | Seller | Sells exclusive home warranty and home service leads and inbound calls to businesses, priced per lead with no long-term contracts and delivered in real time. | None |
| Inquirly.cominquirly.com | Both | Home services lead provider selling leads to contractors and buying form and call leads from publishers through a pay-per-lead affiliate program. | None |
| Networxnetworx.com | Seller | Offers home service pros exclusive leads from local homeowners across trades such as HVAC, roofing and solar panels through its pro network and app. | None |
| Polyarespolyares.com | Buyer | Home services affiliate network paying publishers per lead and per call across 40-plus home service categories, routed to contractors, franchises and national buyers. | None |
| Service Leads Nowserviceleadsnow.com | Seller | Austin company that sells exclusive pay-per-lead and pay-per-call pest control and home service leads, working with one company per city. | None |
How this list was built
We started from a working list of companies active in lead buying and selling, then applied two tests to each: is the company’s website real and reachable, and does it describe buying or selling appliance repair leads? If we could not confirm both from the site itself, the company is not listed here.
No contact names, email addresses or phone numbers appear on this page, and no prices. Every line in the “What their site says” column paraphrases wording published on that company’s own site as of the review date.
This page is a starting roster rather than a census. Companies are added as they are verified, and a company absent from it most often has not been reviewed yet. The full method is on the pay-per-lead companies page.
Questions
What is an appliance repair lead buyer?
A company that pays for the contact details of someone looking for an appliance repair product or service. In appliance repair, buyers are mostly contractors and installers, and networks that resell leads on to them. Some companies on this page both buy and sell, which is normal in this industry.
Are appliance repair leads sold exclusive or shared?
Both exist. An exclusive lead is sold to one buyer only. A shared lead is sold to several, who then compete to make contact first. Many sellers on this page advertise exclusivity, but treat that as a claim to confirm in the agreement rather than on a homepage.
What do appliance repair leads cost?
No prices are published here, because companies rarely publish them and any figure would be guesswork. What moves the number: the lead type, whether it is exclusive or shared, whether it is a web form or an inbound call, the geography, and how fresh the lead is. The pricing guide explains how to work out your own number.
Why do some companies appear in several directories?
Many lead companies work across more than one vertical. The “Also in” column shows the other directories where a company is listed, so you can follow it from one vertical to the next. A company is listed in a vertical only when its own site names that vertical.
I generate appliance repair leads. How do I sell to several buyers at once?
Selling to one buyer is a spreadsheet problem. Selling to several is a routing problem: each buyer wants different criteria, caps and delivery, and you need a rule for who gets each lead and what happens to the ones nobody takes. Lead distribution software handles that, with buyers bidding per lead and unsold leads going to overflow instead of being lost.
How was this list built, and how often is it updated?
Each company was checked against its own public website: it had to be a real, reachable site that states that the company buys or sells leads in this vertical. Companies in this industry rename, merge and exit, so the review date is shown at the top and the page is reviewed periodically.
Related guides
- Appliance repair lead distribution: the fields, screens and routing for this market
- Home Services lead buyers and sellers: the full vertical directory
- Pay-per-lead pricing: how a price is built, and how to work out your own
- Pay-per-lead vs. pay-per-call: why selling records is simpler than selling live calls
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