Join free. Tell us what work you want, where you work, and how much room you have on the schedule. When a request fits, you see the job details first and decide if you want it.
A lead can look fine until you find out it is too far away, too small, outside your trade, or being chased by several other companies at the same time.
Set the area, job types, minimum job size, and how much new work you can take. BMC uses those rules when requests come in.
Breaker keeps tripping when the dryer runs. Customer wants someone to check the circuit and panel.
The example on the left is not a live request. It shows the kind of information BMC is built to collect before a provider decides.
See the area, timing, job type, and customer notes.
Compare it with your service area, minimum job size, and schedule.
Take the jobs you want. Pass on the ones you do not.
We do not have years of BMC case studies yet, so we are not asking local providers to pay a membership fee and hope for the best. The free launch period is there so you can see whether the requests are useful before any paid offer starts.
We’re starting local so we can learn which jobs are actually useful to providers before we expand farther.
It takes a few minutes to tell us what work you want.
Joining is free. Be specific so we do not waste your time with the wrong jobs.
No. There is no listing or membership fee to join the pilot.
No. Accept the jobs that fit and pass on the ones that do not.
Not just for joining. Any later lead fee or territory price will be shown before it applies.
No. We cannot promise a certain number of requests or booked jobs. The pilot exists to prove whether the channel is useful.