Why we will not sell your leads

We run a pool company in Sacramento. We have paid the lead apps and been on the wrong end of that deal. So here it is plainly: Quotrr will not sell your leads. Not now, not when it would make us money, not ever.

How lead selling actually works

A lead app sells the same homeowner to four contractors and bills each of you per contact, whether or not you win the job. You pay to compete against three other people for one job, and the app wins four times no matter who loses. The app keeps the homeowner relationship, the reviews, and the record of the work. You did the labor. They own the asset.

Why the model is rigged against you

The incentive is the problem. A lead broker makes more money the more contractors chase the same job, so the product is built to keep you competing, not to get you hired. Your reputation lives on their platform, where they can charge you to access it or hold it hostage. The better you do, the more hold they have over you.

What we do instead

Quotrr earns on outcomes, not on auctioning you. The core is free forever, because the point is to run the work, not to gate it. Pro is a flat price, $12.99 a week or $39 a month or $299 a year, with no per-seat charge, so growing your crew never raises your bill. We never sell leads, and the reputation graph belongs to you.

The reputation point

Every signed, completed, verified job becomes proof you own: a Prop nobody can scrub, a Score that climbs on a published formula, a record that follows you. You can mirror it to your Google profile so it shows up where homeowners already look. The proof of your work is the most valuable thing you have, and it should not live on a platform that can sell it out from under you.

The test

Here is how you hold us to this. The day Quotrr sells a lead, screenshot this post and send it back. The whole company is built on the opposite promise, and a promise you can check is the only kind worth making. The longer version of the thesis is on the about page.