Built for tax preparers, CPAs, bookkeepers, and enrolled agents in the DFW metro. Every lead is a real licensed contractor — scored on revenue, trade, and signal recency. No cold lists. No scraped junk.
Counts pulled live from our database. Refreshed as new TX TDLR licenses, SOS filings, and FMCSA registrations come in.
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Business name, owner, phone, and email unlock after onboarding. License #, trade, city, and signal type shown as-is — these are public record.
All plans include DFW market access. Toggle the success-fee discount on the buy page to save 30% per lead in exchange for a 10% commission on closed clients.
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Not a trial — it's a guarantee on data quality. If a lead has bad contact info, is out of business, or doesn't match what we scored, flag it in your dashboard within 14 days and we'll replace it with a credit. One click in the dashboard, no forms, no friction. How the flag flow works →
Texas has zero state income tax — which creates a false sense of simplicity for contractors. Federal self-employment taxes, quarterly estimated payments, S-Corp elections, and payroll obligations hit just as hard. Every new TX contractor is a tax-complexity opportunity the owner doesn't see coming.
Dallas–Fort Worth processes more new contractor licenses through TX TDLR than any other metro in the state. Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton counties add hundreds of new TECL, TACL, and plumbing license holders every month — contractors who are simultaneously forming LLCs and looking for their first CPA.
The home services industry has 3.5M businesses nationally. Growth metros like DFW concentrate the highest-value segment: recently licensed, revenue-stage, no existing CPA relationship. That's the exact ICP for tax preparers looking for first-year engagements with above-average LTV.
Claim your free profile — get listed alongside these practitioners and reach contractors searching for tax help in your city.
Your profile is visible to contractors in your city — they find you, not the other way around.
I used to find clients through referrals. Now my Monday digest has 5 new prospects with active license data. Much better than waiting for someone to pass my name along.
Schedule C complexity is real with these trades. I closed 3 HVAC contractors last quarter — all from leads I would never have found through the usual referral network.
The replacement guarantee made it easy to try. Haven't needed it yet — leads are solid. DFW is a good market for this.
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