Portland metro · Founding round
You are not worse.
You are outspent.
A fencing co-op opening now. Ten founding companies, one pooled ad budget, and every lead goes to exactly one of them.
Ten founding seats · Month to month · 30 days notice
Illustration · the Portland pool switches on the day the tenth seat is signed
Opening across the Portland metro
- Portland
- Beaverton
- Tigard
- Hillsboro
- Lake Oswego
- Sherwood
- Oregon City
Ten budgets in. One buy out.
No franchise, no rebrand, no shared phone line. Three moving parts, and that is the whole thing.
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01 · Pool
One account, not ten
Members put their advertising into a single pooled search campaign, instead of ten small ones that each get outbid before lunch.
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02 · Route
One inquiry, one company
Every lead the pool produces goes to exactly one member. Never shared with a second, never resold to a third.
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03 · Cap
Ten per metro, then closed
Membership stops at ten, so the pool never carries more companies than the work can support.
They are not better.
They are funded.
The big regional outfits put around fifty thousand dollars a month into Google. A shop running two crews cannot get near that, so it never shows up where homeowners are actually looking.
Ten shops. Ten small budgets. Ten losing auctions.
Each one bids on the same keywords, against the same regional company, and loses to it every day.
$50,000
into Google, every month×10
one campaign, one bidderWe pool the ad account.
Not the company.
Your name stays on the truck. The only thing shared is the media buy, because that is the one place where being small actually costs you.
- Your business name and brand
- Your crews, your pricing, your schedule
- Your customers and your reviews
- Your Google Business Profile
- Your Local Services Ads account
- The website we build, even if you leave
- The search campaign, run in one account by ContractorBrand
That is the entire list. You do not become a franchise, and you do not take work under somebody else's name.
Your accounts stay in your name throughout · The pooled campaign is the only shared asset
Everything a shop needs to be findable.
You set a monthly ceiling on delivered leads, anywhere from five to sixty, and it moves with the season. November through February is slow here and pretending otherwise helps nobody.
- Local Services AdsSet up and managed on your own account.
- Google Business ProfileCleaned up, verified and maintained.
- Local SEOAcross every city in your service area.
- A rebuilt websiteOn your own domain. Yours if you leave.
- Round the clock call answeringNothing goes to voicemail while you are on a ladder.
- A monthly reportOne page. You can actually read it.
One pool across seven cities.
Homeowners in Hillsboro search the same words as homeowners in Oregon City. The pool bids once, across all of it, and routes each inquiry to the member closest to the job.
- Portland
- Beaverton
- Tigard
- Hillsboro
- Lake Oswego
- Sherwood
- Oregon City
Approximate. The pool follows the members, not the other way around.
You are not unfundable.
You are unpooled.
One shop bidding alone against a regional budget loses that auction every day, on the same keywords, to the same companies. Ten shops bidding together do not.
- 10Founding seats in the Portland metro. A hard cap, not a scarcity gimmick.
- 1Company per inquiry. Never shared, never resold.
- 30Days notice to leave, and the website stays yours.
Terms of membership. Not performance claims.
No testimonials yet. On purpose.
ContractorBrand is opening its first metro and has no members to quote. Putting words in a stranger's mouth to cover that is exactly what this business argues against. So here is the founder instead.
I started ContractorBrand because I kept running into fencing contractors who were good at the work and invisible online, losing jobs to companies that were worse at fencing and better funded.
Ten founding seats. Then the Portland pool closes.
Claim one →I am not going to tell you I can guarantee you jobs. Nobody can, and anyone who does is lying to you.
What I can do is turn on the channels you already qualify for and are not using, answer your phone while you are on a ladder, and put enough money in one place that the ad platform stops guessing.
If that is not worth it to you, do not join. I would rather have six members who stay than twenty who leave in March.
Nothing here is built
to trap you.
- Month to month
- Thirty days notice and you are out. No annual contract, no early termination fee, no clawback.
- Five hundred, all in
- One membership fee covers everything above. There is no setup fee. A per-lead price is not published until there is real cost data behind it.
- You keep the site
- If you leave, the website stays yours on your own domain. It is the cheapest trust available and we would rather buy it than argue about it.
- Your accounts stay yours
- Local Services Ads and your Google Business Profile are yours throughout. Only the pooled search campaign runs on our side.
One homeowner.
One contractor.
Ten seats in the Portland metro. Tell us where you work and we call you back within one business day.
Got it.
We will call you back within one business day. If you would rather not wait, the number is (503) 555-0142.
Worth knowing before we talk: we will ask what you pay per lead now and whether you can take on more work. If the answer to the second one is no, we will tell you to call back in the spring.