Buy the call. Skip the click.
Live inbound calls from homeowners with an active water, fire or mold emergency, generated on properties we own, routed to your intake line in seconds, and billed only when the call meets the definition you signed.
What you are buying.
An inbound restoration call is a consumer-initiated phone call from a homeowner who searched for emergency help, landed on one of our consumer properties, and dialed. The call carries its source - channel, campaign, keyword, click ID - and its consent record. It reaches your line while the consumer is still standing in the water.
You are not buying clicks, impressions or an aged list. You are buying the moment of intent, delivered to the one place it can turn into a job: your phone.
Owned properties, our media
Every call starts on a site we built and run, driven by media we buy and measure. No affiliate traffic of unknown origin reaches you without passing the same tracking and consent bar.
Live, in seconds, to one partner
Dynamic number insertion ties the call to its source; the call routes to your intake line as it rings. One billable call, one partner.
Per qualified call, on written criteria
Geography, minimum duration and intent are set in the agreement. Out-of-footprint, duplicate and non-service calls are filtered before they bill. How the billable definition works.
Dispute-ready on every unit
Source, timestamps, consent trail and routing history travel with the call. A disputed unit is reviewed against the record and credited on the next invoice when the dispute is valid.
Who buys calls.
Restoration and mitigation firms
Water, fire, smoke, mold and biohazard contractors with a staffed intake line and crews that can dispatch on an emergency timeline. Licensed and insured in the footprint they buy.
Buyer networks and aggregators
Pay-per-call networks that need calls with clean attribution and consent records behind them, bought on the same billable definitions their own buyers pay on.
If you cannot answer
Calls are perishable. If your line goes to voicemail after hours, or crews cannot reach a job inside the window an emergency demands, inbound calls are not the right fit yet. Talk to us about staffing for live calls first.
Buying calls, in plain terms.
What is a pay-per-call restoration lead?
A live phone call from a homeowner who searched for help with an active property emergency, answered by your intake line. You pay per call that meets the written billable definition - geography, duration and intent - not per click or per name on a list.
Are the calls exclusive?
Each billable call is routed to one partner's intake line. We do not re-broker calls of unknown origin and we do not sell the same call to several shops.
How fast does a call reach my intake?
Routing happens at the moment the consumer dials: the call leaves our tracking number and lands on your line in seconds, with the source attached.
What makes a call billable?
The written agreement sets the geography, minimum duration and intent criteria. Calls outside the footprint, duplicates and non-service calls are filtered before they bill. Disputed units are reviewed against the record and credited on the next invoice when valid.
How do I start buying calls?
Use the contact form. The founder answers on fit, footprint and expected volume, tracking is wired and tested end to end, then routing goes live in controlled volume with a weekly quality review.
Ready to plug in? Talk to us.
contact@slipstreams.com