Mold remediation leads you own, not leads you share with four other companies.

Marketplace leads sell the same worried homeowner to several companies and charge you whether you win or not. Spur mails the homes you choose, so every assessment request is exclusive to you, and you only pay for postcards you send.

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Exclusiveevery scan is yours alone, not sold to competitors
$0 per leadyou pay for postcards, not for shared leads
Cost per jobtracked from card to closed remediation

Pay-per-lead sites charge you for competition.

Shared with 3–5 companies

The homeowner gets a dozen calls in an hour and picks on price, so the shared lead is already losing.

You pay whether you win or not

Every lead costs money, and many are tire-kickers, wrong zips, or people who just wanted a DIY tip.

You don't own the relationship

Reviews, contact history, and future business sit with the marketplace, not with your company.

From list to mailbox in one workflow.

Five steps from paying per lead to owning the pipeline.

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An exclusive lead list in Spur

Sample Springfield homes built 1940–1975 with basements and prior flood history. Names are partly masked.

Zip 01108Built 1940–1975Owner-occupiedBasementNear river flood area
  • Teresa W.63 Sumner Ave
    Built 1951 · basement
    Near riverOwned 14 yrs
  • Barry & Lucille D.112 Belmont Ave
    Built 1946 · basement
    Owned 38 yrs
  • Hamid S.29 Dwight Rd
    Built 1960 · basement
    Owned 9 yrs
  • Penny & Ross J.47 Wilbraham Rd
    Built 1958 · basement
    Owned 21 yrs
  • Luz C.81 Dickinson St
    Built 1949 · basement
    Owner 69

AI draft for Teresa W. · 63 Sumner Ave

Hi Teresa,

If you've ever searched for a mold company, you know the drill: five calls, five different prices, and no way to tell who is honest.

We'd rather do it differently. Scan the code and one of our licensed team will measure the moisture in your basement and give you a written plan, free.

If the readings are normal, that's the end of it.

Nate Kowalski · Pioneer Valley Mold Solutions · (413) 555-0152

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What shared mold leads really cost

A marketplace lead is a homeowner request sent to several companies at once. The first to call, or the lowest bidder, usually wins. A mold company can pay forty to a hundred dollars for each such lead and close one in five. That means a real cost per job of two hundred to five hundred dollars before a technician is on site, plus the margin lost to bidding down.

A mailed lead is different in two ways. It is exclusive, because the owner scanned your card and no one else's. And it is better informed, because the card already told the story of why their home may have moisture and what you will do. Owners who scan are not comparing price across five bids. They are comparing you with doing nothing.

Cost per job is the number that matters. A thousand cards at about a dollar each cost a thousand dollars. If thirty owners scan, ten book an assessment, and three become remediation jobs at three thousand dollars, you spent about three hundred dollars per job and kept every relationship. Run the same math on your marketplace spend and compare.

Own your list. Every owner who scans becomes a contact in your system. A follow-up card the next season or a note about a humidity check keeps you top of mind. A marketplace never gives you that, because the customer belongs to the platform.

You do not have to quit the marketplaces on day one. Run Spur alongside them for a quarter, track cost per job for each, and shift budget toward the channel that wins. Most companies find mail wins on margin and the marketplaces win on speed, and use both until the mailed pipeline is large enough to carry the calendar.

10×+return on a year of Spur Team versus shared lead fees

Lower cost per job and a list you keep.

  • Spur Team: $49/mo billed annually = $588/yr
  • 2,000 cards on Team at $0.94 each = $1,880
  • 6 remediation jobs (~$3,500 each) ≈ $21,000, no per-lead fees

Example math. Close rate and job size vary; compare against your own marketplace cost per job. Run your own numbers →

Spur vs. Angi, HomeAdvisor, and similar marketplaces

What you needThe usual waySpur
Exclusive scans, only youSame lead sold to 3–5 companies✓ Built in
Pay for postcards, not leadsPay per lead, win or lose✓ Built in
You own the contactPlatform owns the customer✓ Built in
Cost per job trackedCost per lead only✓ Built in
Cancel anytimeContracts and minimums✓ Built in

What matters when you leave shared leads

Exclusive

mailed leads are yours alone; marketplace leads are typically sold to several providers

Source: Common marketplace lead models
10 sq ft

is the area above which the EPA suggests considering a professional

Source: U.S. EPA, Mold Cleanup in Your Home
10×+

return on a year of Spur Team versus shared lead fees

Source: Spur Team pricing ($588/yr), example math

Mold leads without Angi questions

Can I get mold remediation leads without Angi or HomeAdvisor?

Yes. Mail homes at risk of moisture and let owners scan to request an assessment. The lead is exclusive to you.

Is it cheaper than marketplace leads?

Often, per job. Track cost per assessment and per remediation job and compare it to your marketplace spend.

How fast do leads arrive?

Cards mail in two business days and scans begin when they land, usually within a week. Marketplaces are faster, mail is cheaper.

Do I have to stop using Angi?

No. Run both for a quarter, compare cost per job, and shift budget to what wins.

Own the lead from the first scan.

Choose the homes, mail the card, and take assessment requests nobody else sees. Free to start.

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