Lead sites charge you for each lead, and shared leads often go to several movers at once. LeadKeet builds the channels that bring customers to you alone, and answers them before anyone else can.
Side by side
Buying moving leads
vs. LeadKeet
| Topic | Buying moving leads | LeadKeet |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets the lead | Shared leads go to several movers; exclusive ones cost more | Only you |
| How you pay | Per lead, booked or not | $249 a month, flat |
| Lead quality | Mixed: wrong dates, wrong distances, price shoppers | People who found your site, your profile or your posts |
| Speed | You race other movers to call first | Answered within seconds, 24/7 |
| What you keep | Nothing once you stop paying | Your website, reviews, posts and customer list |
| Over time | Costs rise with every lead you buy | Rankings and reviews build on each other |
Lead sites can still help in a slow week. Keep the ones you like: LeadKeet replies to those leads instantly too, so you win more of the leads you pay for.
Nothing to cancel on day one. We reply to those leads instantly too.
Website, town pages, Google profile and daily posts that bring leads to you alone.
Your weekly report shows leads by source, so you can cut the lead spend that stops paying off.
They can fill a gap, but you pay whether or not they book, and shared leads mean racing other movers. Leads from your own site and Google profile are yours, and they keep coming after you stop paying.
Local search builds over weeks and months. That is why we answer your bought leads instantly in the meantime, and show both in your weekly report.
No. Every lead LeadKeet brings in is yours alone.
$249 a month, everything included. Book a 15-minute demo, or start now and your new website is live in under 2 hours.
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