Precision work. Built for the modern home. Found on Google.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, service calls — an electrical website that ranks, books, and follows up like a full-time office manager.
A real electrician site we built — yours would be its own design, never a template.
Built around how electrical contractors actually win work
Homeowners search 'electrician near me' and call whoever ranks — rankings are the whole game
EV charger and panel-upgrade demand is exploding; shared-lead sites sell that demand to your competitors too
No system reminding past customers you exist when the next project comes up
Two models. Only one of them is yours.
Run the math on a typical month: $2,000 into shared leads might buy 15–20 of them, several already sold to your competitors. When the spend stops, everything stops. Owning your rankings works the other way — every month stacks on the last.
Angi · HomeAdvisor · shared-lead sites
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Leads are often shared with several pros
On shared-lead platforms the same homeowner can hear from several contractors at once — you're competing on price from the very first call.
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Per-lead fees, regardless of job size
Per-lead pricing commonly runs $50–$200, and the fee is similar whether the job is small or large — the math rarely favors you.
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Zero brand equity built
Homeowners remember the platform, not you. You end up one more name on somebody else's list.
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The platform controls your pricing power
When rates go up you either pay more or lose access — with no leverage of your own.
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Leads stop the moment you pause
Pause the spend and the calls stop. You've rented access, not built an asset — no rankings, no compounding reviews.
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Lead quality is inconsistent
Tire-kickers, wrong service areas, price shoppers, and homeowners who contacted four other pros — mixed in with the real buyers.
LeadWise: own your Google rankings
Exclusive leads — they called you directly
The customer found your website, read your reviews, and chose to call your number. No competition on the line.
No per-lead fees — ever
You own the rankings. Every call that comes in costs nothing beyond your flat monthly price.
Every month builds your brand
Reviews compound. Rankings improve. Your name becomes the one the neighborhood recognizes.
You own the asset
Your website, your reviews, your customer list. Stop paying a lead platform and their leads vanish; stop here and you can export everything.
Rankings compound over time
The longer your site ranks, the more authority it earns — the opposite of renting leads.
Built for electrical contractors: website, booking, reviews, recall, and a CRM — one platform, one flat price.
Priced against the thing it replaces
Done-for-you
$397/mo
vs $5K–$15K agency builds — and a receptionist runs $2K+/mo
Pro
$197/mo
the price of two shared leads — yours are unlimited & never shared
The electrician down the street is already ranking. Claim your spot free tonight.
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