Aged Lead Store pricing, quoted from its own pages
Aged Lead Store is the most transparent source in this record and it sells the cheapest product in it. Both of those follow from the same thing: it resells aged records, where the price is a published function of how old the lead is and how many you buy, so there is nothing for a salesperson to negotiate. The figures below were fetched from its own pages and matched word for word on the date shown.
What Aged Lead Store publishes
| What | Figure | The source's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aged record, home improvement | $1.25/lead | "Home Improvement $ 1.25-2.00 Per Lead 30-85 Day" | Aged Lead Store - store price list checked September 2026 |
| Aged record, solar | $0.6/lead | "Solar Installation $ 0.60-1.50 Per Lead 30-85 Days" | Aged Lead Store - store price list checked September 2026 |
| Home improvement | $0.7/lead | "30-90 days old $2.00 $1.50 $1.25 $1.00 $0.85 $0.70" | Aged Lead Store - home improvement leads checked September 2026 |
| Solar | $1/lead | "3-30 days old $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 $1.50 $1.20 $1.00" | Aged Lead Store - Arizona solar leads checked September 2026 |
| Roofing | $0.25/lead | "roofing leads are available starting at approximately $0.25 to $1.50 per lead" | Aged Lead Store - roofing leads cost guide checked September 2026 |
| The floor of its own range | "you can expect to pay anywhere from $.10/lead to $1.50/lead" | Aged Lead Store - home service leads checked September 2026 | |
| Fresh lead, exclusive to one contractor | No published price; you have to ask (checked September 2026) | Aged Lead Store - store price list checked September 2026 |
Aged Lead Store coverage, evidenced
Aged Lead Store runs its own live page for 3 of the trades this record tracks. Each link below is that page, which is the evidence this site counts as coverage. A claim to cover every trade is not evidence and is not counted here.
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What the ladder actually prices
The store's home improvement page prints a grid: lead age down one axis, order size across the other. A record thirty to ninety days old costs $2.00 if you buy under 250 of them and $0.70 if you buy 25,000, and the ninety-one to 365 day band starts at $0.75 and falls to a quarter of that. The solar ladder works the same way, from $3.00 at three to thirty days down to $0.25 at the oldest and largest end.
That structure tells you what you are buying more honestly than a single price would. You are buying a list, not a conversation. Nobody has qualified these people this week, several of them have already hired somebody, and the economics only work at volume with a system for working them.
Where its guides quote other companies
Aged Lead Store also publishes trade cost guides that price the fresh market, including the marketplaces that will not price themselves. Its roofing guide bands Angi roofing leads at $15 to $85 and above and puts its own aged roofing records at approximately $0.25 to $1.50.
Those competitor figures are recorded here as Aged Lead Store's published observations, with Aged Lead Store named as the one saying them. They are not Angi's own price and are never printed as though they were. A company that sells the cheap end of a market has an obvious interest in what it says the expensive end costs, and the reader is entitled to know who is talking.
Common questions
- Is an aged lead just a cheaper version of a fresh one?
- No. It is the same kind of homeowner form, re-sold thirty to 365 days after the homeowner filled it in. Many of those people have already hired somebody. The hundredfold price difference is the market pricing that risk, not a discount on the same product.
- Why does the price fall so far with order size?
- Because the cost of the data does not change with how much of it you take. The published ladder drops from $2.00 to $0.70 on the same thirty to ninety day home improvement records between an order of under 250 and an order of 25,000.
- Can I check these figures myself?
- Yes, and you should. Every quote on this page carries the URL it came from and the date it was read. If the page has changed since, the record here is re-checked against it rather than left standing.