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ReadyKnock is in a private pilot. Prices are set; other terms on this site may change before launch, and the final terms are in your order form.
FAQ
Straight answers about how ReadyKnock works, what it costs and the rules we follow.
ReadyKnock is in a private pilot. Prices are set; other terms on this site may change before launch, and the final terms are in your order form.
FAQ
A person or business showing a public sign they may need your service soon, such as a home sale or a permit, scored and checked against your customer and do-not-contact lists. Only leads above your quality bar count, and each one comes with its source and a plain-English reason it's ready now.
Legal sources only: public records (such as home sales, building permits and new business filings), official government feeds (such as weather alerts and public bids), licensed data, and first-party data people chose to give you. No scraping against a site's terms. Every record keeps its source, pull date and license.
No. Each lead goes to one client and is never shared with or resold to another client. Territory exclusivity, one client per service per area, is a proposed add-on on Growth and up.
Not cold. Automated or AI calls and texts need prior express written consent under the TCPA, so homeowners get mail and ads instead. Business leads can also get a manually dialed sales call after a Do-Not-Call check, or an email that follows CAN-SPAM.
Every plan includes a built-in lead inbox, CSV export, webhooks and Zapier/Make. Native CRM connectors are planned on Growth and up, so ask us about yours before you sign.
Pick your service and area to see how many public-record signals turned up in the latest month on record, like homes sold and severe weather alerts. Each count shows its month and how far behind its source runs. Counts and a few blurred examples only: no names, addresses or personal data, and no sign-up to look.
No credits. Nothing expires. You pay your monthly plan, which includes a set number of leads, plus any extra leads we deliver, billed after delivery on your next invoice. If we deliver fewer leads than your plan includes, the rest carry over until we deliver them. If you cancel, we deliver them in your final month or take them off your final invoice.
Plans start at $299 a month for home services and $1,999 a month for B2B hospitality and FF&E. See pricing for what each plan includes.
Flag it within 14 days if it has a wrong or undeliverable address, is already your customer, is outside your territory, is a duplicate, or the business has closed, and we replace it. If we can't, it comes off your next invoice; replacements are capped at 15% of the month's included leads and aren't cash refunds. These are proposed terms.
Cancellation terms will be in your order form. They're proposed and still being finalized, so ask us to show them to you in writing before you sign.
Live public signals cover the lower 48 states. Address-level leads open area by area. The free Snapshot shows what's ready in your area right now.
You do. Your customer data stays yours, in its own walled-off workspace, and we process it for you under a written agreement. CSV export is on every plan.
Use our privacy request form. You can opt out, ask what we hold, correct it or delete it, with no account and no charge. We answer within 45 days.
It lets covered people, such as judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officers and eligible family members living with them, ask that their home address and unpublished home phone number not be disclosed. Send a Daniel's Law request through our privacy request form and we act on it within 10 business days.
No. Your results depend on your prices, your area and your follow-up. The one promise we make is bad-lead replacement.
Counts in seconds. No sign-up to look.