Thumbtack · roofing contractors
Thumbtack auto responder for roofing contractors
After a storm you get a month of leads in two days, and you are charged for all of them as they land. The ones you reach on day three have already chosen someone.
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What Thumbtack costs roofing contractors
A storm bills you all at once
Sixty leads in a day is sixty charges in a day. There is no staffing level that answers sixty requests fast by hand — which means the difference between a profitable storm and an expensive one is entirely in how quickly each one gets a reply.
The insurance clock is not in the request
Thumbtack will not tell you the adjuster is coming Thursday. Asking about it in the first reply — and offering to get an inspection in first — is the single most valuable thing you can say to a homeowner with a claim, and it only works while there is still time.
A real request, and the reply that goes out
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Storm last night took off shingles on the back slope and there is a stain on the ceiling in the back bedroom. Insurance adjuster is coming Thursday, need someone to look before then.
Getting our inspection done before Thursday is exactly the right instinct — having our photo report in hand when the adjuster arrives changes how that conversation goes. We can be out tomorrow. Has that ceiling stain grown since last night, or has it held steady?
What we charge
$2.99
per leadfirst 30 leads each week
$1.49
per leadevery lead after that
- Billed weekly. No monthly fee, no contract, no setup fee.
- A week with no leads costs nothing.
- Leads we filter out as spam are not billed.
Start 7-day free trialOne extra job pays for hundreds of leads. That is the whole argument.
Questions about Thumbtack from roofing contractors
Sixty leads in a day — all of them?
All of them, at the same speed. After a storm every one of those leads has already been charged to you, so the difference between a profitable week and an expensive one is entirely in how many get answered while the homeowner is still choosing.
Does it ask about the adjuster?
When insurance is mentioned, yes — it treats the adjuster date as the deadline it is and leads with getting your inspection in first. Thumbtack will not tell you that date; the customer will, if asked.
Will it promise the claim gets approved?
Never. That promise is not yours to make and it is on the default do-not-say list, along with covering or waiving a deductible.
Thumbtack for other trades
Answer first, every time
Every Thumbtack lead already cost you money. Make sure each one gets a reply.
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