Pilot partnerships / home services
When a homeowner finishes a Section Seven tool and decides they want professional help, we need approved providers and buyer networks behind that next step.
01 / Current pilot
Our first commercial test is HVAC. The consumer tool compares the multi-year economics of repairing an existing furnace with replacing it. Provider routing remains disabled until the partner terms and tracking are approved.
02 / What a partner receives
The exact event depends on the approved campaign. For the first HVAC test we prefer a qualified inbound call if the economics and buyer rules support it. A qualified form lead or booked appointment may be used instead where that produces a cleaner model.
The homeowner arrives through a tool built around a defined decision.
Routing only occurs inside the service area and operating rules you approve.
The event must be trackable from acquisition through buyer disposition and payout.
03 / What we need from you
Service categories and exact geography you can accept.
What counts as a payable call, lead or appointment.
Payout, currency, operating hours, caps and payment timing.
Duplicate, invalid, refund and clawback rules.
Approved traffic sources, paid-search restrictions and landing-page requirements.
Tracking, consent and reporting requirements.
04 / What we are not promising
This is an early operating system, not a volume guarantee. We will validate one vertical, one routing model and one set of economics before increasing spend or adding categories.
05 / Apply for pilot
We need enough information to determine whether your service area and qualification rules fit the first test. No commitment is created by submitting this form.