The math

Know what a market has to return before you buy one.

An exclusive market is a fixed monthly cost. The only question that matters is how often you have to close to make it pay — and that is a question you can answer from experience. Put your own numbers in.

What do you do?Your average job valueestimated Seeded with a typical water damage restoration ticket from published trade benchmarks. Your revenue from one closed job — replace it with your own number.Your gross margin 50%What is left of that job after materials, labour and subs — before overhead. Your number, not ours: we have not measured margins, so we do not publish one.Your close rate 30%Of the qualified people who reach you, how many become jobs?Qualified leads / monthestimated Our model assumes 20/month for this vertical. No market is live yet, so this is an assumption — not a promise. Change it to whatever you think is realistic.Monthly priceestimated Estimated from Water damage market benchmarks. Not a quote, and not measured from delivered calls — no market is live yet.

You break even at a18.6%close rate

At the 30% you entered, this market leaves you $6,000 a month after your job costs and what you pay us.

Jobs won / month: 6.0
Revenue / month: $31,500
Gross profit / month: $15,750
You pay us / month: $9,750
Net / month: $6,000
Cost per job won: $1,625

These are your numbers, not our forecast. We have not delivered a call in this market yet, so we publish the model and its inputs rather than a projection. Net is before your overhead — rent, vehicles, admin — which only you can price.

Where these numbers come from

The monthly price is estimated from published market benchmarks for each vertical. The figures here are national — no metro is chosen on this page, so no state adjustment is applied. A specific market is scaled by what media costs in its state, and that figure is on the market's own page. Either way it is not a quote.
The lead volume is an assumption in our model, not a forecast. No CallerBridge market is live yet, so we have delivered no calls to measure. Change it to whatever you believe is realistic — the arithmetic is the point, not our number.
Your job value, gross margin and close rate are yours. We publish no margin benchmark — we have not measured one — so the break-even you see is solved on the margin you set, not on revenue. Nothing on this page is submitted anywhere.
When markets go live, these estimates are replaced by what we actually delivered, and labelled as measured.