Same buyer (the facility manager), different business model
A contractor marketing network sells you a pipeline of leads on retainer, with outsourced SDR handoff. ClearPipeline is a verified-lead pipeline built for the contractor who wins the bid — the contract is the cleaning work, not the marketing engagement.
Industry-exclusive targeting
You never compete with other lead vendors for the same in-market facility — the campaign is yours alone, in your service area only.
Verified before delivery
Decision-maker name, square footage, service frequency, and budget signal — surfaced on every lead sheet, not buried in a CRM.
Predictable monthly volume
Lock in 8–20 qualified leads/month for 12 months. No minimum commitments past month 3 — we earn the renewal.
Side-by-side
How ClearPipeline compares with Contractor Marketing Network
The three dimensions that decide whether a lead program actually moves your route density — not a feature checklist.
| Dimension | ClearPipeline | Contractor Marketing Network |
|---|---|---|
| lead quality | Decision-maker, square footage, service frequency, and budget signal — verified on every lead sheet before it ships | Lead-supplier intake plus outsourced SDR handoff — qualification is split between the network and an external agency |
| contract focus | Sourced for renewal potential — facility managers with 3+ nights/week frequency and multi-month contract intent | Retainer and marketing-services agreements rather than direct janitorial-contract wins — the contract is for pipeline, not service |
| pricing transparency | Pre-priced per facility type and square-footage band, surfaced on each delivery so you can size a route before you bid | Packaged per lead or per campaign — final spend varies by territory overlap and SDR-handle volume |
FAQ
ClearPipeline vs. Contractor Marketing Network — common questions
What contractors ask when comparing the two lead programs side by side.
- How does ClearPipeline compare with a contractor marketing network?
- Same buyer — the facility manager. A contractor marketing network sells you pipeline on retainer, with outsourced SDR handoff. ClearPipeline ships verified leads to the contractor who closes the deal directly.
- What is the contract structure — marketing engagement or facility work?
- ClearPipeline is a lead-delivery engagement — the contract covers pipeline, but the work you win is janitorial. A marketing network contract is the marketing engagement itself; the cleaning work happens elsewhere or never.
- How is ClearPipeline pricing structured, vs. a marketing network package?
- Pre-priced per facility type and square-footage band on each delivery. A contractor marketing network is typically packaged per lead or per campaign, with spend varying by territory overlap and SDR handle volume.
- Who qualifies a marketing network lead, and who qualifies a ClearPipeline lead?
- ClearPipeline verifies decision-maker and budget signal pre-delivery. A contractor marketing network splits qualification between the network and an external SDR agency before the lead reaches you.
- How long does a ClearPipeline engagement run?
- 90-day initial term then month-to-month. No minimums past month 3 — a true lead-delivery engagement, not a multi-month marketing retainer.
Pipeline review
Tell us about your business
We'll follow up within one business day with a tailored scoping conversation: your service area, the facility types you target, and the bid cadence you can absorb.
Industry-exclusive targeting — no shared leads
Verified budget + decision-maker on every delivery
No long contracts — month-to-month after the first 90
No contracts. No setup fees. Just a conversation about growing your pipeline.
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