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For business
A lead is a phone number someone else also bought. Demand sends you a specified job, in your area, from a person who has already said what they want and when — and asks you for one thing: your best price for that work.
By the time a job reaches you, Demand has already established what the work is, where it is, when it needs doing, and the details that change the price. You are quoting a specification, not guessing at one on a call.
Demand does not sell contact details, and never sells the same request to several businesses. There is no pile. The request goes to a small set of qualified providers as an invitation to quote, and exactly one of you wins the work.
Offers are compared on price, quality, reliability, availability and what is included. Win on being genuinely better at one of those, or lose to someone who is — either way you learn something a lead never tells you.
Nothing to quote. Commercial terms confirmed before anything binds.
Demand has not published a standard rate for this category yet. A person at Demand will agree the terms with you in writing before your offer becomes binding on either of us — you will never be charged against terms you have not seen.
Someone asks Demand for the work.
In their own words, by text or on the web. Demand establishes the specification and confirms the details that change what it costs.
You get an invitation to quote.
A link, no login. It states the work, the area, the window and the volume, and takes about a minute to answer on a phone.
Demand confirms your terms.
A person checks the offer is real and what it includes before it reaches anyone.
The customer chooses.
They see every competing offer and the reasoning behind the recommendation. If they choose you, you get their details and the job.
About a minute, and a person reads every one. There is no account to create and no subscription — approval is a conversation, not a checkout.