We watch the market daily
- New under-contract, pending, and accepting-backup listings in your ZIP-based service territory.
- Filtered by price band, neighborhood, and home age if you want.
- Refreshed every business day.
Built first for Colorado home-service vendors
Agents Under Contract identifies fresh pending and under-contract listings, finds the listing agent's business email, and delivers territory-based opportunities to home-service contractors. Designed by a contractor for contractors.
The moment matters
When inspection objections come up, the agent calls a contractor they already know. The bid happens, the work gets done, and your name never comes up. Agents Under Contract puts you in front of the listing agent before that first call goes out.
Sample data. Real feeds include the listing agent's verified business email. Dot color reflects email confidence.
| Date | Status | Address | City | Listing Agent | Brokerage | Conf. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05/28 | Pending | 1620 S Perry St | Denver | Vanessa Guzman | HeReigns Real Estate | vanessa@d●●●●●●●●guide.com | High |
| 05/28 | Pending | 2712 S County Rd 29 | Loveland | Greg Colley | RE/MAX Alliance | gcolley@●●●●●.net | High |
| 05/28 | Under Contract | 1555 Benfleet Ct | Windsor | Jennifer Kelly | Epique Realty | jenniferkelly@●●●●●.me | High |
| 05/28 | Accepting Backup | 2375 Juno Ln | Johnstown | Karl Tarango | Mtn Vista Real Estate | karlt@●●●●●●●homes.com | Medium |
| 05/28 | Pending | 9412 E Mansfield Ave | Denver | Sample Agent A | Sample Brokerage | sa@●●●●●●.com | High |
| 05/28 | Under Contract | 1804 Spruce St | Boulder | Sample Agent B | Sample Brokerage | sb@●●●●●.com | High |
| 05/28 | Pending | 3522 Stover St | Fort Collins | Sample Agent C | Sample Brokerage | sc@●●●●●●.com | Medium |
| 05/28 | Pending | 7128 Old Stage Rd | Colorado Springs | Sample Agent D | Sample Brokerage | sd@●●●●●.com | High |
| 05/28 | Accepting Backup | 485 W Greenwood Ln | Castle Rock | Sample Agent E | Sample Brokerage | se@●●●●●●.com | High |
| 05/28 | Under Contract | 2104 Eastpark Dr | Greeley | Sample Agent F | Sample Brokerage | sf@●●●●●.com | Medium |
From the contractor who built this
When a home goes under contract and the inspector flags an issue, the listing agent has a live, motivated buyer waiting, a closing clock ticking, and no time to assemble a vendor list from scratch. If you reach them that week, you're not interrupting, you're answering a real problem.
Just a few of the trades who could benefit by getting first shot at an inspection-related service need:
When you email the agent during this window, you're not cold-calling. You have a live client being told about your service at exactly the moment they need it. That is the entire premise of Agents Under Contract.
When we surface a fresh under-contract listing, the listing agent often needs a second inspection within days, a radon test, a sewer scope, a mold inspection, a structural opinion, an asbestos check. That work is a few hundred dollars, not tens of thousands, which means the agent does not shop it. She books the first inspector who answers.
An inspector quoting a $300 sewer scope is not in a bidding war. The agent needs it on the calendar before the objection period closes. If you reach her Wednesday morning with our Tuesday feed, you are very often the only call she makes.
A listing agent who closes 20 to 30 homes a year sends out 20 to 30 inspection follow-ups. Earn one good interaction and you become her default for the rest of her career.
Our feed runs on the inspection clock. Listings flagged on a Tuesday inspection often need follow-up work scheduled before Friday. Your AUC email arrives in the agent's inbox at exactly the moment she has to find someone.
How it works
Four simple steps, repeating every business day in your territory.
Trades we serve
This is just a short list of the trades needed to help the deal close. There are many, many more, and the same timing edge applies to almost anyone an inspector can mention.
Don't see your trade? If an inspector can write it on a report, an agent eventually has to respond to it. Ask if your category fits.
How we compare
Most home-service marketing is broad, generic, and untimed. Ours is laser-focused to put your business in front of a customer who needs you right now.
| Channel | Monthly cost | When the homeowner sees your ad | Who they are | What it usually means for you |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Local Services Ads | $1,500 to $8,000 plus $100 to $200 per call in Denver | Only when a homeowner searches Google for your service | Often renters, price/comparison shoppers, DIY'ers, tire kickers | You pay per call regardless of fit, you dispute the junk one ticket at a time |
| HomeAdvisor / Angi Pro Ads | $300 to $1,000 base plus $15 to $85 per lead | Only when a homeowner fills out a form | The same lead sold to four other contractors at the same time | You race to call first, you bid against the cheapest of the four |
| Facebook / Instagram ads | $500 to $3,000 | While they scroll past photos of friends and food | Anyone in the algorithm's guess at your audience | Brand awareness, slow direct ROI, attribution unclear |
| Yelp ads | $300 to $1,500 | Only when someone is already shopping you against your competitors | Self-directed searchers, often comparing five names | Crowded category bids, race to the bottom on price |
| Direct mail, postcards, EDDM | $0.50 to $2.00 per piece, postage and printing | When the carrier drops a stack on the kitchen counter | Every household in the route, qualified or not | Under one percent response is typical, most pieces hit the recycling |
| Door hangers and flyers | $0.30 to $1.00 per piece plus labor | When someone happens to walk in and notice the door | Geographic radius, no qualification | Very low conversion, labor heavy, weather dependent |
| BNI, chamber, networking | $50 to $150 plus your weekly time | Over breakfast meetings and coffee, slow build | Local business owners who may or may not need you | Strong over time once relationships compound, slow to start |
| Sponsorships, print, radio | $500 to $5,000 and up | Brand exposure only, no direct call to action | Local audience, broad and unqualified | Hard to attribute any specific job to the spend |
| Cold-calling agents from a static list | Mostly your own time | Whenever you happen to dial, no signal it's the right week | The same agent names every other contractor has called | Low yield without a "right now" reason to pick up |
| Agents Under Contract | $149 to $2,500 per month, no per-lead surprise charges | The same week the inspector flags an issue, while the closing clock is ticking | Only listing agents on live under-contract deals this week | For many trades, one closed job can cover a year or more of our AUC service |
Pricing
Our prices scale with the average value of a closed job in your trade. A roofer earning $15,000 a job pays more than a window cleaner earning $300. Fair to both sides.
Base rate
$149/mo
One ZIP-based service territory, delivered weekly.
Best for smaller contractors testing the service.
Base rate
$349/mo
One ZIP-based service territory, delivered daily.
Best for contractors who want fresh opportunities every business day.
Base rate
$799/mo
Two or more ZIP-based service territories, delivered daily.
Best for companies covering a larger service area.
Base rate
$2,500/mo
Exclusive rights for your trade in one defined ZIP-based service territory. One company per trade.
Six-month minimum.
Best for high-profit trades that want to block competitors.
Your territory is never crowded. We sell each ZIP-based territory to no more than four businesses in your trade. Want it down to one? That is exactly what the Exclusive tier does: just you, nobody else.
A multiplier is just a number we multiply the base price by. Roofers earn more per closed job than window cleaners, so roofers pay a higher number, and window cleaners pay a lower number. That keeps the service fair for both ends of the spectrum.
Roofing, storm restoration, water and fire restoration. These trades close jobs worth $10,000 to $40,000+ each, so the service is worth proportionally more to them.
Foundation and structural, sewer line, major HVAC, major plumbing, asbestos and lead abatement, basement waterproofing. Five-figure jobs that close within the inspection window.
Electrical panel, septic, radon, crawlspace encapsulation, siding and stucco, chimney, windows and exterior doors. Jobs that typically run $1,500 to $10,000.
Pest, garage door, insulation, landscaping, painting, drywall, deck, concrete, gutters. Mid-range tickets, $500 to $5,000.
Handyman, flooring, junk removal, estate cleanout, moving, deep cleaning, staging, appliance, photography. Smaller jobs, $200 to $2,000.
Window cleaning, carpet cleaning, storage, locksmith. Small tickets under $500. $99/mo floor on Weekly tier so the price stays reasonable.
Each bundles multiple ZIP codes around how contractors actually work.
Colorado Front Range, 12 service territories along the I-25 corridor. Approximate placement, not to scale.
We run the whole email program for you. Your own business email and company reputation are not used to send the outreach, so your name stays separate from the sending.
$599 × your trade multiplier, minimum $299/mo.
Tell us your trade and service area. We'll show you which ZIP-based territories are available and your exact multiplier-adjusted monthly price.
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