Project needs
A homeowner could describe a home-improvement project if request intake opens.
Early market validation
A more thoughtful path for local home projects.
LeadFlow AI is exploring a service that would organize home-improvement project requests by service and location, so participating local businesses can evaluate relevant opportunities.
For homeowners looking for help and contractors exploring relevant projects. Requests are closed. Contractor accounts open to empty onboarding; business profiles, lead inventory, and project matching are not live.
Intended service flowPlanned · not live
Homeowner intake is closedNo project, location, or contact details are collected here
The idea behind LeadFlow AI
A local connection service, still being shaped.
If launched, the service would help organize project requests around service and location before local businesses decide whether an opportunity is relevant to them.
Service and location
Requests would be organized by an approved service and local area. Neither has been selected yet.
Business review
Participating local businesses could evaluate relevant opportunities under clear terms. No contractor is selected or matched today.
This is the intended model. Matching is not live, and the service and metro are still in validation.
For homeowners
Looking for help with a home project?
Requests are not open. While they are closed, the request page does not collect or store project, location, or contact details. Visit it for the current status and approval requirements.
View homeowner request statusFor contractors
Exploring relevant project opportunities?
Read about the early research stage and how to prepare an email to share interest. Contractor accounts open to empty onboarding. Paid access, active lead inventory, and project matching are not live.
Explore contractor interestClear expectations first
A service in validation, with no promises of work.
LeadFlow AI does not promise lead volume, booked work, job wins, or revenue. Any future service, location, participation, and sharing terms must be defined before matching begins.