Door hangers
At the homes around the job.
Reward your technicians for marketing actions.
Your technicians are already in the neighborhood, already trusted, already standing at the door. LeadSpiff gives them a reason — and a spiff — to work the street around every job.
Don’t reward effort. Reward actions.
Why technicians don’t market today — and what fixes it
“I don’t know what to say.”
LeadSpiff’s in-app Learn modules teach the exact actions and the few words that go with them, job by job.
“I’m a technician, not a salesman.”
Nobody is asking them to sell. Leave a hanger. Capture an opt-in. Pass along a neighbor who needs help. Actions, not pitches.
“It’s a waste of my time.”
A Sprint takes minutes around a job they are already on — and the app proves the work happened, so none of it evaporates.
“What’s in it for me?”
An exact dollar amount per action, set by your company, visible in the app as they earn. Actions that get rewarded get repeated.
The three rewarded actions
Email opt-ins
From neighbors who want to hear from you.
Captured leads
A neighbor with a real need, with the details your office needs to follow up.
How it works
The technician starts a Sprint and logs actions with photo proof and map location.
You review and approve in the dashboard — nothing counts until you approve it.
LeadSpiff tracks every reward to the penny and follows every approved lead to sold, serviced, or lost.
Your company pays your technicians through your own payroll. LeadSpiff never handles the reward money.
Works with no cell signal. Weekly limits you control. A receptionist who hears about new leads the moment a sprint finishes.
The price, in one strip
$39/month per company, unlimited users. Plus $3 per approved lead or verified email opt-in. No setup fee, no contracts. Your company sets and pays the spiffs; LeadSpiff never touches that money. Full detail: see Pricing.
See it with your own company in it
Fifteen minutes. Your reward rates, your limits, a test sprint, your approval queue. If it does not fit, you will know on the call.
Technician? Your owner is the one who turns this on. The For Technicians page shows you how to bring it to them — and get credit for the introduction.