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Free painting leads
Real homeowners who need painting work — from public city records (code violations, permits, repair orders). Look free below. Your first full lead (name, address, traced phone when one exists) is free too. One painting company per zip.
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The honest truth about "free painting leads"
Most "free paintingleads" offers are shared-marketplace bait. Ours: the records are genuinely free (government data), the scanner is free, your first delivered lead is free with no card. The ongoing service is $29/week flat for 10 exclusive leads a week (~$2.90/lead), 3-day free trial, one painting company per zip, cancel anytime.
FAQ
How can I get painting contractors leads for free?
Three honest ways: (1) public city records — code violations and permits name homeowners who need painting work; you can pull them from your city's portal free; (2) BellAveGo's free scanner reads those records for you — type a zip, see real (masked) homeowners now, no signup; (3) your first full lead (name, address, traced phone when one exists) is free with no card. After that it's $29/week flat for 10 exclusive leads a week.
Are "free painting leads" ever actually free?
Most "free leads" offers are trials that auto-convert or shared marketplaces charging per contact. What's genuinely free here: public records (government open data), the scanner, and your first delivered lead. The ongoing service is $29/week — about $2.90 per exclusive lead, never shared.
Are the painting leads exclusive?
Yes — each lead goes to ONE painting company per zip, never resold to competing shops like Angi/HomeAdvisor. The homeowner has a documented reason to hire (a citation, permit, or recent record you can verify).
What's the catch with the free first lead?
No catch — it's how we prove the model. The lead comes from a public record you can verify against the city's own portal. 3-day free trial, cancel anytime.
Free painting leads by city
Every city where we hold live public records — the count is what is on file right now.