Contracting work isn't steady. Roofers slow down in winter. Landscapers pick up in spring. Everyone has weeks where the phone won't stop and weeks where it barely rings. Your lead spending should be able to follow that rhythm instead of fighting it.
On Jobiteer, it does. There's no recurring charge, so your spending goes up when you're taking on work and drops to nothing when you're not.
Pull back completely when it's slow
If you hit a slow stretch, or you're simply booked out and can't take anything new, you can stop unlocking jobs entirely. There's nothing to cancel and nothing to pause. You just don't spend credits, and you aren't charged anything.
Stepping back doesn't cost you your place either. Your profile, your reviews, and your completed job history stay on your account, and you keep showing up in the contractor directory for homeowners searching in your area and trade. Homeowners can still request you by name while you're quiet. Those requests are free to receive, and you can pick them up or let them go.
Ramp back up when you have capacity
When your schedule opens up again, you go back to the job board and start unlocking the jobs you want. There's no reactivation fee and no sign-up process to go through again. Any credits you bought earlier are still in your balance, because purchased credits never expire.
That makes it easy to scale up in stages:
- Just finished a big project? Unlock a handful of jobs to refill your pipeline.
- Heading into your busy season? Buy a larger credit pack ahead of time and use it as the work comes in.
- Not sure how busy it'll get? Start with a few unlocks and add more as you see how things go.
You only pay for months you actually work
With a fixed monthly fee, the slow months cost the same as the busy ones. Over a year, that can add up to a meaningful amount spent on months where you weren't looking for new work at all.
On Jobiteer, a month where you don't unlock anything costs you nothing. A month where you unlock a lot costs more, but that's a month where you're actually lining up paid work. Your spending follows your revenue, not the calendar.
Plan around your real year
Because nothing is locked in, you can plan your lead spending the same way you plan the rest of your business. Look at when your busy and slow seasons usually fall, buy credits when you expect to need them, and let the quiet stretches be quiet.
Some lead services charge the same amount every month no matter how much work you take on. On Jobiteer, you set the pace, and your spending moves with it.