Pay-per-call networks that buy home-service calls
Where to apply once you have a site, what each network pays for, and which traffic it allows. We check each network's own page and date every entry. Rules and payouts change, so confirm with the network before you build.
Checked on the network's own site
Lead Smart
Checked on their site Oct 21, 2026
- Verticals
- Home services and other industries
- How it pays
- Pay per qualified call; rates shown in your publisher dashboard
- Who can join
- Publishers with US home-service traffic; ask them about your country before applying
- Traffic
- Ask for their current traffic rules per offer
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Apply on Lead Smart's site ↗Service Direct
Checked on their site Oct 21, 2026
- Verticals
- Plumbing, HVAC, roofing, electrician, locksmith, pest control, solar and more; also auto, insurance and medical
- How it pays
- Dynamic per-call pricing based on live advertiser demand; static tracking number or ping/post API
- Who can join
- Affiliates with US call traffic
- Traffic
- Paid search, display, social, content, email and influencer fit well. Free marketplace directories (Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace and others) are prohibited.
Don't send Marketplace calls here. Use SEO sites or paid traffic instead.
Apply on Service Direct's site ↗eLocal
Checked on their site Oct 21, 2026
- Verticals
- 50+ verticals including home services, dental, legal and auto insurance
- How it pays
- Competitive bidding: higher payouts in high-demand areas; per-call payouts in your dashboard
- Who can join
- Experienced pay-per-call affiliates; the questionnaire asks for a US or Canadian address and entity type. They say they're highly selective.
- Traffic
- Search, social, targeted display, native and offline media; a monthly call minimum applies
Better once you have call volume to show. Apply with numbers from your existing sites.
Apply on eLocal's site ↗Also worth a look
These appear in public pay-per-call network roundups as covering home services. We haven't confirmed the details on their own sites yet.
Marketcall
Listed in public roundups · confirm
- Verticals
- Home services and home improvement among many categories
- How it pays
- Varies by offer
- Who can join
- Check on their site
- Traffic
- Check per offer
Apply on Marketcall's site ↗Astoria Company
Listed in public roundups · confirm
- Verticals
- Household and professional services among other verticals
- How it pays
- Varies by offer
- Who can join
- US traffic offers
- Traffic
- Check per offer
Apply on Astoria Company's site ↗RingPartner
Listed in public roundups · confirm
- Verticals
- Home services among other verticals
- How it pays
- Varies by offer
- Who can join
- Check on their site
- Traffic
- Check per offer
Apply on RingPartner's site ↗PX
Listed in public roundups · confirm
- Verticals
- Household services, finance and insurance
- How it pays
- Varies by vertical
- Who can join
- Check on their site
- Traffic
- Check per offer
Apply on PX's site ↗Goojibear
Listed in public roundups · confirm
- Verticals
- Household and professional services, such as pest control
- How it pays
- Varies by offer
- Who can join
- Roundups disagree on international publishers; confirm before applying
- Traffic
- Check per offer
Apply on Goojibear's site ↗Ring on Demand
Listed in public roundups · confirm
- Verticals
- Pay-per-call, exclusive leads and pay-per-appointment
- How it pays
- Varies by offer
- Who can join
- Check on their site
- Traffic
- Check per offer
Apply on Ring on Demand's site ↗Search more offers
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Before you apply
- Have a live site. Networks approve publishers faster when they can see real pages for the service and cities you want. Build one in CallPosts.
- Know your traffic source. Say exactly where calls will come from (SEO site, paid search, social). Never send traffic a network prohibits.
- Be honest about volume. New publishers start small. Numbers from even a few weeks of a live site help.
- Prepare tax and payment details. US networks usually ask non-US individuals for a W-8BEN and pay by wire, ACH or PayPal.
- Get the offer rules in writing. Allowed areas, call hours, minimum call length and banned wording differ per offer.
Questions
Can I join a pay-per-call network from outside the US?
Some networks accept international publishers and some don't. Most ask non-US individuals for a W-8BEN tax form. Ask each network before you build sites for its offers.
Which traffic can I send?
Every network sets its own rules, often per offer. Some prohibit free marketplace listings such as Facebook Marketplace; SEO websites are widely accepted. Get the rules in writing before you start.
How much does a call pay?
It depends on the service, the city, the time and live buyer demand, and only qualified calls are paid. Networks show current rates in your dashboard; treat any public figure as a rough reference.
Build the site first
Create service-and-city pages with your tracking number, check them with the SEO audit, then apply with a live URL.
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