Work Aged Leads pricing, quoted from its own pages
Work Aged Leads is not primarily a seller: it lists and rates aged-lead providers, and it publishes an average cost band for each type of lead it covers. That makes it the only source in this record that reads the aged market from outside a single seller's price list, which is why its figures are worth having beside Aged Lead Store's ladder rather than instead of it.
What Work Aged Leads publishes
| What | Figure | The source's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aged record, home improvement | $0.75/lead | "Average cost: $0.75 – $10.00 per lead" | Work Aged Leads - home improvement leads checked September 2026 |
| Aged record, solar | $0.5/lead | "Average cost: $0.50 – $3.00 per lead" | Work Aged Leads - solar leads checked September 2026 |
| Home improvement | $0.75/lead | "Average cost: $0.75 – $10.00 per lead" | Work Aged Leads - home improvement leads checked September 2026 |
| Solar | $0.5/lead | "Average cost: $0.50 – $3.00 per lead" | Work Aged Leads - solar leads checked September 2026 |
| The band it publishes for the whole aged market | "typically cost between $0.15 and $8 per lead" | Work Aged Leads - aged lead pricing guide checked September 2026 | |
| Fresh lead, exclusive to one contractor | No published price; you have to ask (checked September 2026) | Work Aged Leads checked September 2026 |
Work Aged Leads coverage, evidenced
Work Aged Leads runs its own live page for 2 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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Two reads of the same market
Its home improvement page puts the average cost at $0.75 to $10.00 per lead, and its solar page at $0.50 to $3.00. Its pricing guide bands the whole aged market at between $0.15 and $8 per lead against roughly $15 to $80 and above for fresh, real-time records.
Compare that with Aged Lead Store's published ladder and the bottom of both ranges agrees closely while the top does not. That is informative rather than contradictory: a single seller prints its own ceiling, a directory prints the ceiling across every seller it lists, and the difference is how much aged pricing varies by provider rather than by age.
What a directory's figures can and cannot tell you
An average across providers is useful for deciding whether a quote you have been given is inside the normal range. It is not a price you can buy at, because no single provider offers the average, and it is not a quality signal, because the cheapest provider in an average is usually cheapest for a reason.
Use it the way this site uses it: as a second opinion on a market where almost nobody publishes anything, and as a check on whether a seller's own price list is unusual.
Common questions
- Does Work Aged Leads sell leads itself?
- Its published pages present it as a directory that lists and rates aged-lead providers and points to them. The figures recorded here are the average cost bands it publishes for each lead type, not a price you buy from it.
- Why does its home improvement range go up to $10 when other aged prices are under $2?
- Because it averages across many providers rather than printing one seller's ladder. Aged pricing varies by provider as much as by lead age, and the top of a cross-provider range reflects the dearest seller in it.
- How does it compare aged with fresh?
- Its pricing guide puts aged at $0.15 to $8 per lead against roughly $15 to $80 and above for fresh real-time records. That is the same two-product split this whole site is built around.