A HomeAdvisor, Angi or Thumbtack lead lands in your email. Three other contractors got the same one. Whoever calls the homeowner first usually books the job — and email does not tell you anything until you happen to look.
Lead Race Alert watches the lead notifications those marketplaces already send you. The moment one arrives, it texts you the homeowner's name, phone number, job type and town, and then rings your phone so you notice it on a roof, under a sink, or in a crawlspace.
No new app to check. No new inbox. You keep buying leads exactly the way you do now — you just find out about them in seconds instead of whenever you next put the phone down.
Solo operators and one-to-three-person shops — HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing and the rest of the trades — who buy pay-per-lead work from HomeAdvisor, Angi or Thumbtack and are in the van, not at a desk. If you have an office manager watching the inbox all day, you already have what this does.
This is not a running service yet, and nobody can sign up for it. Today there is working software that reads a HomeAdvisor, Angi or Thumbtack notification and pulls out the homeowner's details correctly. The texting and calling part is not built, because sending a text costs money and it is not worth paying for until some contractors say this is a problem worth fixing.
There is no price yet, no free trial, and no waiting list that will bill you later. I would rather say that plainly than dress up a landing page as a product.
Email me and tell me what actually happens to you — how you get your leads, how fast you usually see them, and what it cost you the last time you were second to the phone. That is the thing I need to hear before building any more of this.
Email signup@leadracealert.com
A person reads every one. You will not be added to a mailing list, and your address will not be sold or passed to anyone. If you want to be told when there is something real to try, say so and that is the only thing you will hear about.