Service providers / buyers / networks

Qualified homeowner opportunities, after the homeowner gets the answer.

Section Seven builds decision tools for real home-service problems. When a homeowner finishes a tool and actively asks for professional help, that call, lead or appointment can be routed to an approved partner under agreed rules.

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01Homeowner uses the tool

02Homeowner chooses help

03You receive the opportunity

04You pay for the agreed event

01 / What you are buying

A defined qualified event. Not a retainer. Not a vague marketing package.

Depending on the campaign, the payable event can be a qualified inbound call, a qualified form lead, a booked appointment or another auditable outcome. The definition and price are agreed before traffic is routed.

EventCall, lead or appointment

The commercial event is explicit and measurable.

PricePay per agreed event

No standard monthly retainer and no invented universal lead price.

ControlYour geography and rules

Routing only occurs where service area, hours, caps and qualification rules are agreed.

02 / First commercial pilot

Furnace Repair vs Replace.

The first funded test is HVAC. The homeowner compares the economics of repairing versus replacing a furnace. If they decide they want professional help, the preferred first commercial event is a qualified inbound HVAC call, provided the approved partner terms and economics support it.

03 / Why the opportunity is different

The homeowner has already engaged with the decision.

The opportunity does not begin with a generic “get a quote” form. It begins with a specific problem and a useful tool. That can create better context before the handoff and a cleaner signal that professional help is actually the next step.

The homeowner arrives because they are trying to solve a specific home-service problem.

The tool gives them a result and captures non-sensitive decision context.

Only if they choose professional help does the commercial handoff begin.

04 / What we need from you

Clear commercial rules before traffic.

Service categories and exact geography you can accept.

What counts as a payable call, lead or appointment.

Payout or price per event, currency, operating hours and caps.

Duplicate, invalid, refund and clawback rules.

Approved traffic sources, paid-search restrictions and landing-page requirements.

Tracking, consent, disposition reporting and payment terms.

05 / Pilot discipline

No volume guarantees. No blind scaling.

We are proving one vertical, one routing model and one set of economics first. Paid traffic does not launch until the buyer, geography, tracking, consent and economics clear our internal launch gate.

06 / Apply for pilot

Tell us what you buy or where you work.

Give us enough information to determine whether your service area, event definition and commercial terms fit the first test. No commitment is created by submitting this form.