How it works

No retainers. No ad budget. You only pay when a job lands.

The whole arrangement fits on one page, which is deliberate. Here is exactly what happens from the first phone call to your first booked measure.

The process

Five stages, roughly one week.

Most installers go from a first conversation on a Monday to live enquiries by the end of the following week.

  1. 01

    Availability check

    Day one

    You send us the postcode sectors you will travel to. We check them against our live partners and tell you honestly which ones are open and what the demand looks like.

  2. 02

    Terms agreed

    Day one to two

    We set the arrangement together in plain English, including the flow of work you want and how far you are willing to travel. No retainer and no minimum term.

  3. 03

    Campaign build

    Day two to five

    We build the adverts, the landing page and the qualifying questions for your area. All the creative and the traffic sits with us, not with you.

  4. 04

    Enquiries start landing

    From day five

    Each enquiry arrives by mobile within seconds of the homeowner submitting, with the name, number, postcode, finish, screen size and budget.

  5. 05

    Weekly review

    Every Friday

    We look at what converted, then sharpen the targeting and the questions for the week ahead. Your feedback shapes the campaign as it runs.

Qualification

What has to be true before we send you an enquiry.

Six checks are applied to every submission before it is released to an installer.

  • Homeowner has the authority to instruct work
  • Property is inside your agreed postcode sectors
  • Wants a media wall specifically, not a bracket on plasterboard
  • Has given a working mobile number and confirmed it
  • Has stated a budget and a timescale
  • Has not already been sent to another installer

Never billed to you

  • Repeat submissions from the same number
  • Landlord enquiries with no access agreed
  • Anyone asking for a TV mounting job only
  • Enquiries outside the sectors you agreed
A media wall enquiry arriving on an installer's phone on site

Sample enquiry

Name
Sarah, homeowner
Postcode
M33 4RE
Finish
Fluted oak, warm LED
Screen
75 inch, sound bar planned
Budget
£5000, confirmed
Timescale
Within four weeks

Work you have not fought for

Because the enquiry is yours alone, the first conversation is about the finish and the fitting date rather than beating a rival on price.

Time back on the tools

No ad accounts, no creative to write and no chasing cold lists. The marketing happens quietly in the background while you build.

A diary you can plan around

A steady flow of enquiries makes it possible to order materials, book labour and take holidays without guessing.

Your side of the deal

Three habits that decide whether this works.

01

Ring within the hour

Speed decides who wins the job. The homeowner has just been thinking about their living room, so catch them in that moment.

02

Send photographs

A short reply with three finished walls does more than any brochure. Have them ready on your phone before the enquiries start.

03

Tell us what closed

A one line reply telling us what converted lets us tune the targeting. This is the only reporting we ever ask of you.

Small print, plainly

Questions about the terms.

How quickly can I be live?

Most installers go from a first conversation to live enquiries inside a week, providing the area they want is still open.

Can I change the flow of work?

Yes. Tell us before the Monday and we will open the taps or ease them off for the week ahead, depending on how your diary looks.

What counts as a credit?

Duplicates, wrong or dead numbers, enquiries outside your agreed area and anyone who never wanted a media wall. Flag it within 48 hours and it is credited.

Do you sell my enquiries to anyone else?

Never. Each enquiry goes to one installer, and each postcode area is held by one installer at a time.

Who owns the adverts and the landing pages?

We do, and we fund them. That is the trade off with pay per lead. You carry no ad budget and no risk on testing.

Ready to see what your postcodes can produce?

Contact us