Shared-lead marketplace · Home improvement contractors
Looking for a Networx alternative?
Networx generates homeowner requests through its own sites and paid campaigns, then distributes them to contractors in the matching trade and area, typically to several at once.
The difference that matters
Rented leads vs owned demand.
You are buying the output of someone else's marketing. When they change targeting or raise volume, your lead quality moves and you have no visibility into why. Running the campaigns on your own account means the targeting is yours to see and adjust.
| Networx | Pavado | |
|---|---|---|
| Who the lead belongs to | The platform. You rent access to it. | You. It arrives in your inbox from your own page. |
| How many people get it | Commonly several contractors at once. | One. There is nobody to race. |
| What you learn about them | Whatever the platform's form asked. | Whatever your sales process needs to know. |
| What you keep if you stop | Nothing. Leads stop the day you stop paying. | The conversion page, the form and the tracking stay yours. |
| How you compete | Speed to call, then often on price. | On fit, because you are the only one calling. |
When to stay
When Networx is the right call.
If you do not want to manage campaigns at all and prefer a purely variable cost, buying finished leads is simpler.
We would rather tell you that up front than sell you a build you did not need. If that describes you, stay where you are, and come back when the shared-lead maths stops working.
What we do instead
Create the demand, then capture it.
- A conversion page built for one job, turning a click into a completed quote request.
- A qualifying form, so leads arrive with their answers already attached.
- Tracking from lead through to sale, so budget follows what actually closes.
- Targeted outreach and Meta campaigns we build and run on your account.
Compare others
Other lead sources.
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Pick a slot that works for you, we'll walk through your goals and show you exactly what we'd build.