How ClaimLeads pricing works: pay per lead, price drops daily

The biggest question tradies and service businesses ask us is simple: what does a lead actually cost? Here is exactly how pricing works on ClaimLeads, with no fine print.

One price per lead, no subscription

You do not pay a monthly fee to be on ClaimLeads. There is no lock-in contract and no minimum spend. You only pay when you choose to claim a lead, and the price you see on the card is the price you pay. If nothing on the feed suits you this week, you pay nothing.

The price drops the longer a lead sits

Every lead lands at its full starting price and then decays a little each day until someone claims it or it reaches a floor. A brand-new enquiry costs the most because it is the most likely to convert. A lead that has been sitting for a few days costs less, because the customer may have already spoken to someone else.

This rewards two kinds of buyers. If you want the best chance of winning the job, you claim early and pay full price. If you are happy to take your chances on an older enquiry, you wait and pay less. Either way, you can see the live price ticking on every card.

One buyer per lead, always

When you claim a lead, the full contact details unlock for you and the lead disappears from everyone else's feed. It is never resold, never shared, and never handed to three of your competitors at once. That is the whole point: you are buying an exclusive introduction, not a name on a shared list.

What happens if a lead is no good

Sometimes a number is disconnected or an enquiry turns out to be fake. If that happens, you report the lead from your dashboard and we review it. Genuine bad leads are refunded. We would rather keep the feed worth paying for than argue over a dud.

The short version

No subscription. One price per lead, shown up front. Prices fall daily until claimed. One exclusive buyer per lead. Refunds on genuine duds. If that sounds fairer than paying a monthly retainer for shared leads, get access to the feed and see what is live in your industry.