Pest control leads
Every lead you buy is rented. Every customer who finds you on Google is yours. We build the rankings that bring homeowners straight to your phone, and we judge the work by what matters in pest control: signed recurring plans and what each one cost you.
Plate 01 / The real cost
Lead prices are easy to compare and mostly misleading. A cheap lead that five companies also called is expensive if you close one in ten. A pricey exclusive call is cheap if half of them sign a quarterly plan that runs for years.
So we use one number for every source: what you spent to get one signed recurring customer, set against what that customer is worth over the years they stay. Here is the math with example figures. Put in your own.
Run the same math for every source you use. Then the customer value calculator fills in the last line.
Plate 02 / Lead sources
Each has a place. The difference is who owns the customer relationship and what happens when you stop paying.
A lead site sells the same homeowner to several companies. Whoever calls first and cheapest usually wins.
You pay for each call or form that goes only to you, usually from the vendor's own ads and pages.
A summer sales team knocks in dense neighborhoods and signs service agreements on the spot.
Homeowners find your pages and Business Profile and call you directly. No middleman, no per-lead fee.
Plate 03 / Speed
The best page on Google can't help a call that rings out in July. In peak weeks, pest leads go to whoever answers. Before we build anything, we look at how calls and forms are handled: who picks up, what happens after hours, how fast a web form gets a reply.
We also make sure the leads are the right ones. Pages written for "quarterly pest control [town]" and "termite inspection [town]" bring homeowners ready to sign up. Pages that only answer "how to get rid of ants yourself" bring readers. Both have a place, but we put the work where the plans are.
Packages
Flat monthly prices with no per-lead fee. Month to month, every link listed in the monthly report. One recurring customer a month often covers a package; check with your own numbers.
One town, a few core services: general pest plus one season.
$125 /month
or $140 as a one-time campaign
A home town and its suburbs, with termite, mosquito and rodent pages.
$235 /month
or $260 as a one-time campaign
Several towns or a second site, against franchises and national brands.
$325 /month
or $380 as a one-time campaign
Multi-location companies, commercial accounts and up to four sites.
$575 /month
or $620 as a one-time campaign
Need more towns, services or sites than Titanium covers? Ask for a custom quote.
Results
Not pest control: a Florida roofer whose qualified leads rose 600% in six months, and a California window tinting company that went from 5 leads a week to more than 40 a day. Both from their own rankings, no bought leads.
Roofing contractor, Florida
A local home-service company that homeowners search for in a hurry, ranked through the same levers a pest control company uses: Business Profile, reviews, citations and local links.
Read the roofer case studyWindow tinting company, California
A home-service company covering many towns, the same problem as a pest control route that crosses a dozen suburbs.
Read the window tinting case studyField notes from clients
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FAQ
The main sources are search (your Business Profile and website), paid ads, lead services, door-to-door sales, referrals from current customers, and neighbors who see your truck or a yard sign. Most growing companies use several. The question is what each costs per signed recurring customer, not per lead.
They can be, if you answer fast and the math works per signed plan. Shared leads are cheaper per lead but you split them with other companies. Exclusive leads cost more per lead but close better. Track both against what a recurring customer is worth to you before deciding.
For some companies, yes: it builds route density fast. It also brings recruiting costs, more cancellations and a reputation risk, since many homeowners are wary of door knockers. Whatever you decide, most people look up a company before signing, so your reviews and website help close door-to-door sales too.
We won't promise a number, because it depends on your towns, competition and starting point. What we can show is the math: use the customer value calculator to see how many new plans a month would cover a package, then judge the campaign on that.
No. We build your own rankings so the calls come to you directly, with no per-lead fee and no sharing. If you buy leads now, our work runs alongside it and lowers how many you need over time.
Reading
How shared, exclusive and pay-per-call pest control leads work, what to ask a vendor, and how to work out what each recurring customer really costs you.
A fair look at door-to-door sales and search for pest control: how each finds customers, the cost per account you keep, and the risks of each.
Realistic SEO timelines for pest control companies: what moves in months 1 to 3, 3 to 6 and 6 to 12, and how competition and town size change the clock.
Next step
Tell us your services and towns. Within one business day you get a written audit: how you show up today, who ranks above you, and the first three fixes. Free, no call required.