The cheapest lead you'll ever buy is the customer you already have.
You're paying an ad platform to introduce you to strangers. Put the same money into the people who already chose you, and get a verified public review for it.
$500
on ads
Buys impressions. Some become clicks. A few become quotes. Maybe one becomes a job. When the money stops, so does the phone. Nothing accumulates.
$500
to ten past customers
Ten people who already know your work get $50 each. Each can leave a verified review. Those reviews stay up, rank you higher, and keep working long after the money's spent.
How it works
- 01
Sign up and get verified
We check your NZBN and the documents you provide before your listing goes live. It takes about a working day. This is deliberate — verification is what makes a badge on your profile mean something.
- 02
Fund your reward float
Top up whatever you like, whenever you like. Turn on auto-refill and it looks after itself. The fee is shown itemised before you confirm — a $1,000 float costs $1,027.53, and you'll see that written down before you pay it.
- 03
Reward the customer
Enter their email, enter an amount, send. There's no minimum — give $5 or up to $1,000. They're notified straight away, and you set a cooling period (3 days by default, anywhere from 1 to 30) during which you can reverse it if the job falls through.
- 04
Collect verified reviews
Only customers you've actually rewarded can review you. That makes an Elite Estate and Trade Rewards rating much harder to game than one anyone can post — and it's why more reviews lift you up the directory.
Rewards are never conditional on a review, or on a review being positive. That's the law, and it's also the only way the reviews stay worth anything.
The money questions
Is my float safe?
What if I cancel?
Can I take a reward back?
Who can spend my float?
Ready to try it?
One month costs less than a single lead from most ad platforms.
