Other Home Improvement Leads for Contractors: No Annual Fee, No Contract

Updated October 27, 2026 | For contractors and home service pros

Not every project fits a single trade. ProMatch also receives homeowner requests for other home improvement work and sends them to local general contractors by email, with no annual fee and no contract.

What homeowners ask general contractors and handymen for

Homeowners describe their own project when they submit a request, so the mix varies by area. Common other home improvement requests include:

• General repairs and punch lists
• Basement finishing and remodeling
• Painting and drywall
• Garage and storage projects
• Multi-trade small jobs

How other home improvement leads work on ProMatch

1. Apply free. Select Other Home Improvement and any other trades you offer. Choose a center ZIP code with a radius from 10 to 100 miles, or enter a specific list of ZIP codes.
2. Fund your balance. Start a monthly membership with $50 or $100 in lead credits added each month, or buy one-time credit packages. You can cancel a membership online.
3. Get the lead by email. When a homeowner in your area requests other home improvement work, you receive their name, phone, email, project type, ZIP and timeline right away.
4. Pay only on delivery. The lead price is deducted from your balance when the lead is delivered. When the balance runs out, deliveries pause. You are never billed beyond what you funded.

How to win more other home improvement leads

• Ask for details and photos so you can judge scope before you drive out.
• Be clear about what trades you self-perform and what you subcontract.
• Quote small jobs quickly, and larger ones after a site visit.
• Keep a written scope for every job to avoid disputes.

Shared or exclusive for other home improvement?

Faster, smaller jobs. Jobs in this trade tend to be quicker and smaller, so volume and speed matter. Shared leads at the lower price are a practical way to keep your schedule full if you respond fast.

The simple rule: exclusive wins on cost per booked job when the exclusive price divided by the shared price is less than your exclusive close rate divided by your shared close rate. For example, with made-up numbers: if an exclusive lead costs three times a shared lead, you need to close more than three times as often on exclusive leads to come out ahead. Read the full guide: exclusive vs shared leads for contractors.

General work is less seasonal, which is why shared leads at a lower price often suit contractors who stay busy with many small jobs.

How ProMatch compares to the big platforms

ProMatch has no annual membership, caps shared leads at three contractors and publishes its prices. The FTC reported that HomeAdvisor members generally paid an annual membership of about $288 on top of a fee per lead (FTC). We wrote a plain comparison, including where Angi may still fit better: ProMatch vs Angi and HomeAdvisor. We are a newer network, so lead volume depends on your trade and area. Start with a small balance and track what you book.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as other home improvement?

Anything a homeowner requests that does not fall into the listed trades.

Can I select several trades?

Yes. You can choose multiple trades when you apply.

Is there a contract?

No.

Does ProMatch guarantee other home improvement jobs?

No lead source can. A lead is a homeowner request, and winning the job depends on how fast you respond and how you quote.

Ready to try it?

Applying is free and takes a few minutes. You pick your trades and your service area, and you add credits only when you are ready to start receiving leads.