Quick facts: Washington
- You pay
- A set price per lead
- Pros per lead
- As many as the customer requests; about 2 on average
- Contract
- None; pause or stop any time
- Phone check
- Verified by SMS PIN
Fees, rules and rates change, often on July 1 and January 1. Verify every item with the responsible agency before you rely on it.
Short answer: Fixr charges a set price per lead with no account fees and no contract, and you can pause or stop any time. It sells each lead to the number of contractors the customer requests, about two on average, and verifies phone numbers by SMS PIN before sending.
Updated October 12, 2026. Requirements and fees change; confirm with the agency named on this page.
Fixr alone vs Fixr with Contractor Lane Operator
| What you get | Fixr + Operator | Fixr alone |
|---|---|---|
| Customers or jobs from Fixr | Yes | Yes |
| Online mentor for your questions, any time | Yes | No |
| Pricing and profitability section | Yes | No |
| Marketing and lead-source guidance | Yes | No |
| Team training modules with quizzes | Yes, 79 modules | No |
| Phone and booking scripts | Contractor Vault, 30-day trial included | No |
| Business audit with a step-by-step plan | Yes | No |
| Cost | Fixr lead costs + $79/month | Fixr lead costs |
Fixr details come from its own published pages, checked October 13, 2026. Operator does not replace Fixr; it helps you get more from it.
Fixr sells home improvement leads. In its own words:
In their own words
- “You only pay the set price per lead.”
- “There are no account management fees, data enrichment upcharges, or other hidden costs.”
- “At Fixr, we only sell the lead to the number of contractors that the consumer requests.”
- “On average it is around 2 contractors per lead.”
- “You won’t be locked into a contract.”
- “You can pause, start, and stop buying leads at any time.”
- “We verify every phone number via SMS PIN before sending it to you.”
The good
- No contract; pause any time.
- About two contractors per lead on average.
- Phone numbers verified.
The watch-outs
- You still compete with at least one other pro on most leads.
- No return policy on the page we read; ask.
Questions to ask before you pay
- Is the lead exclusive, or sent to other pros? How many?
- Do I get the customer's phone number and email?
- What counts as a billable lead, and how do I get credit for a bad one?
- Is there a contract, minimum term or budget commitment?
- Can I limit job types, areas and hours?
How to get more out of it
- Respond in minutes. The first useful reply usually wins. See calls while you are on a job.
- Use a short reply and booking script. See the CSR script.
- Quote a clear service fee. See service call fees.
- Follow up the same day, and again two days later.
- Track cost per booked job. See are paid leads worth it.
Where Contractor Lane Operator fits
Use Fixr? Operator helps you get more out of it: an online mentor for your questions, pricing and profitability, marketing and lead-source guidance, team training, and a business audit with a step-by-step plan, for $79 a month, cancel anytime. You can piece this together from a dozen searches, or have it in one place.
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Checked October 13, 2026 against the company's own published pages. Platforms change pricing and rules often; confirm before you spend.
This page describes the company only from what it publishes about itself. It is not a review and makes no claim about the quality of its service. Contractor Lane is not affiliated with it.
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Common questions
Are Fixr leads exclusive?
Fixr says it sells each lead to the number of contractors the consumer requests, around 2 on average.
Sources
Official pages checked on 2026-10-12.