Roofer FAQ · Comparison
Marketplaces like Angi and HomeAdvisor genuinely deliver homeowners who want quotes. The problem is what that costs once sharing and bidding are priced in. Here's an honest comparison — including the option that skips the auction entirely.
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THE SHORT ANSWER
Roofing lead marketplaces (Angi, HomeAdvisor, Networx, CraftJack and similar) sell contact info for homeowners requesting quotes, commonly at $150–700 per shared lead sold to multiple contractors. The alternative model — marketing intelligence platforms like Reworked.ai — finds homes that need work before they shop and sells AI-Qualified Opportunities at $1.79 each.
$150–700
typical shared-lead price on major marketplaces
4–5
contractors commonly sold the same homeowner
$1.79
per AI-Qualified Opportunity
112M+
US roofs scored by the alternative model
What lead marketplaces do well
Credit where due: the big marketplaces aggregate real homeowner requests at national scale, and speed-to-quote contractors can win real work there. If a homeowner fills out a form today, somebody on that marketplace will roof that house.
The demand-first alternative
Instead of buying the 1% who raised a hand, work the 99% whose roofs are aging toward a decision. Reworked.ai scores 112M+ roofs on EagleView aerial imagery plus 50+ owner signals, prices each verified home at $1.79, and gives you the outreach rails (Direct Mail Sequences, Home Ads, HALO) to reach them first. You stop bidding on demand and start finding it.
Where the model works against you
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Sharing — the same request is typically sold to 4–5 contractors; you're paying to enter a bidding war, not to get a customer.
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Auction pricing — scarce hand-raisers get auctioned, which is why per-lead prices commonly sit at $150–700 and climb in busy markets.
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You rent, never own — stop paying and the flow stops; there's no asset left behind.
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Late timing — every lead is a homeowner already collecting quotes, so margin gets competed away by design.
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