We find the leads. You close the deals.

What we actually do

We find building managers who are actively looking to replace their cleaning contractor, confirm they can make that decision and that the building fits what you service, and hand them to one cleaning company. You pay per lead. That is the whole business.

We do not run your marketing, build your website, manage your ads or write your proposals. Finding leads is a full-time job with its own tools, data and people. Closing a cleaning contract is a different skill and it is the one you already have.

What we refuse to do, and what it costs us

Each of these would make us more money this quarter. They are listed because a policy nobody can check is not a policy.

1. We never sell the same lead twiceNot at the same time, and not resold after 30 or 90 days the way some providers quietly do. One lead, one company, permanently. This is the single largest amount of revenue we leave on the table.
2. We cap each metroWe limit how many cleaning companies we work with in a market and tell you your metro's status before you commit. If it is full we say so and decline the sale.
3. We do not bill for interestA contact who is curious but cannot decide, or is outside your area, or is not actually reviewing vendors, is not delivered and not invoiced. That standard is written into the agreement, not just onto the website.
4. We do not hold leads backSome providers smooth delivery across a month to make volume look consistent. Every lead reaches you within minutes of qualifying, including three on a Tuesday and none on a Wednesday.
5. We say no when the arithmetic does not workSome markets and some minimum job sizes cannot support a per-lead model at a price that leaves you a margin. We tell you that on the first call instead of selling a trial.

Where we came from

Buzzed Leads is the enterprise-side rebrand of the lead generation business previously run as Zotex Media. The clients quoted on this site are from that work, named and with permission, and several of those relationships are ongoing.

We mention it for one reason: testimonials attributed to a brand younger than the relationships they describe are a fair thing to be sceptical about, and the explanation is more useful than the omission.

When we are the wrong choice

Being direct about this saves everyone a quarter.

• You are already at the limit of your crews. More leads make that worse, not better.
• Nobody at your company can call a new lead within the working day. Response speed moves close rates more than anything else, and buying leads into a slow process just makes the slowness more expensive.
• You want brand, inbound and an owned asset built over years. That is genuine agency work and a per-lead model will not do it.
• You mainly do residential or one-off post-construction work. Different buyer, different cycle, and not what we are built for.