Siding leads: what they cost, from the sources that publish a price

Advertised prices, checked

Coverage means this source runs its own live page for this trade at the URL recorded here, checked on the date shown, rather than a claim to cover every trade. The median above is taken over the prices published for THIS trade only, and fresh leads and aged records are never averaged together: where a trade has a published fresh exclusive price the median is over those figures and the aged ones are reported beside them, and where a trade has only aged prices, as solar does here, the median is over those and the notes on the page say so.

Buying siding leads

Fixr prices exclusive high-intent siding leads at $225 and above, and shared high-intent leads starting from $140 for the same homeowner shown to two or three contractors. Its affiliate tiers are much cheaper, at $50 to $75 exclusive and $20 to $40 shared, and the same page is explicit that affiliate traffic converts differently.

That four-way split is the most useful thing published about any trade on this site, because it separates two variables most sources merge: how many contractors get the lead, and where the homeowner came from. Both move the price and only one of them is usually quoted.

The same page states that by the time a lead has been verified and its consent confirmed, the cost to generate it is closer to $200. That is a seller explaining its own floor, which is rarer than a seller quoting a price.

If you are being offered siding leads at $20 or $30, the published guidance from the one source that prices this trade is to walk away. That is their words about their own market, and it lines up with what the window page says about the same figure.