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Pest Control Leads
Pest control leads for companies that sell one-time treatments and recurring service plans. Every inquiry is tagged by pest and by the kind of service the homeowner wants, so a termite inspection and a quarterly plan prospect land with the right people. Calls ring your office, routed by ZIP and service line.
Who this program is for
Operators who grow by adding stops to a route and keeping customers on plan.
- Residential pest companies selling quarterly or monthly plans
- Termite inspection and treatment companies
- Bed bug heat and chemical treatment specialists
- Wildlife removal and exclusion companies
- Mosquito and tick service providers
- Multi-branch operators opening new service areas
What you can buy
Recurring-plan prospects
Homeowners asking about ongoing general pest service. These are the leads that build route density and recurring revenue.
Termite inspection requests
People who found swarmers, mud tubes or soft wood, plus buyers and sellers who need a wood-destroying insect report for a home sale.
Bed bug inquiries
Urgent requests from people who want treatment scheduled quickly. Routed only to companies that run heat or chemical bed bug service.
Wildlife and exclusion jobs
Raccoons, squirrels, bats and rodents in attics, walls and crawlspaces, sent only to companies that trap, remove and seal entry points.
Inbound pest calls
A tracking number from our ads rings your office or call center, routed by pest type, ZIP and the hours you answer.
Pay-per-call pest control leads
Pest calls split by urgency. Bed bugs, or a raccoon in the attic, are calls the homeowner makes today. A quarterly plan is a conversation about price and schedule, and termite swarm season brings a run of inspection calls every spring.
We assign a tracking number per service line and route each call by ZIP, pest type and office hours. After hours the call can go to your answering service, or the campaign pauses until you open. What makes a call billable is set with you before launch, so a wrong number or a caller outside your area doesn't count against you.
- Separate tracking numbers for termite, bed bug, wildlife and general pest
- Routing by ZIP and service line, with your answering service after hours
- A billable-call definition agreed up front and written into your agreement
- Recordings your CSR lead can use to coach plan sales
- Caps per service line for the spring and summer rush
- The personCalls a tracking number from our ad or page
- The routingGoes to your team by ZIP and business hours
- Your teamPicks up a caller who asked for what you sell
- The billCounts once the call meets the definition we agreed
What we ask before a lead reaches you
Your CSRs get the answers they'd normally spend the start of every call collecting.
- Problem: general pests, termites, bed bugs, rodents, wildlife or mosquitoes
- One-time treatment or an ongoing service plan
- Owns or rents the home
- Property type: house, apartment, condo or commercial
- How long the problem has been going on
- Whether a termite inspection is needed for a home sale
- Service ZIP code
Consent and compliance
Each form lead verifies its phone number by text code (OTP) when it submits and comes with a TrustedForm certificate showing the consent language and the page it was given on.
Your company holds the state pest control business license, and your technicians hold the applicator certifications your state requires. Wildlife trapping and relocation can need separate state wildlife permits, and those are yours to hold too. Our ads make no claims about products, results or guarantees, so your team sets those terms.
Run your own numbers
Pest control pays over the life of a customer. Judge a lead by what the account is worth after it signs.
- 1Line
Cost per sale = what you pay per lead ÷ the share you close
- 2Line
Plan customer value = price per service × the number of services a customer stays for
- 3Line
One-time customer value = the treatment ticket + any plan you convert them to afterward
- 4Line
Payback = cost per sale ÷ gross margin per service
Questions buyers ask
Do you separate one-time jobs from service-plan prospects?
Yes. We ask which one the homeowner wants and tag it on the lead. You can buy plan prospects only, one-time jobs only, or both at different prices.
Can I buy only termite or only wildlife?
Yes. Each service line can run as its own program with its own tracking number and routing. Companies that don't do wildlife never see a raccoon call.
Are leads sold to one company?
They can be sold to you alone or shared with a set number of buyers. You pick, and it's written into your program.
How do leads and calls get to us?
Calls ring your office, call center or answering service. Form leads post to your field service software, CRM or email in real time with the pest and service type attached.
What if a lead is bad?
Return rules are written into your agreement before the first lead. For calls, the billable-call definition we set up front decides what you pay for.
What markets do you cover, and what does it cost?
Coverage and pricing are set per program after you apply, based on your markets and volume.
What happens when I click Apply now?
You tell us your markets, volume and how you want leads delivered. We review it and come back with a program.
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