The businesses that just opened in your territory, newest first, often before they've picked an agent: each with the date it opened, the public record that says so, and who will ask it for coverage. Local trades use the same app to find the homes and businesses that need their work.
A guided walkthrough from the founder: picking your trade, services and ZIP code, reading why a lead was picked and the data behind it, and turning it into an email, a call or a door hanger.
Plays from YouTube when you press play.
Pick a trade, open a lead, and dig into the facts behind it. Flip on map layers, see the property from above and from the street, and check what people are searching for. Then turn it into a door hanger, postcard, flyer or first message.
Interactive sample. Names, places, values and dates are invented to show how a lead is presented; the source names are the public sources the app reads. In the app, availability varies by location and property.
Every account has an assistant that reads your own leads, follow-ups and results, then answers in a few lines with the leads to act on and the reason for each. It plans your day, searches every lead, writes in your voice, and lines up changes for you to approve.
It answers only from your business's data and never invents a lead or a number. It asks your permission before its first answer, can be turned off in Settings, and is included on every plan, including the free trial.
Interactive sample: the businesses, leads and answers are invented and answered in your browser. Nothing is sent to an AI service.
Every lead arrives with the reason it may need you now, and the facts behind that reason.
A list broker hands every trade the same row. AdLogic reads the same home differently for a roofer, a gutter crew and an HVAC company, because different facts matter to each. Tap a trade to see why.
Illustrative sample home.
| Question | Shared-lead sites | Lead lists | AdLogic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who else gets it | Often sold to several contractors at once | Anyone who buys the list | Nobody in your trade: your ZIP code is yours alone |
| Why they may need you | Whatever they typed in a form | Not included | A specific reason, like "inside an EF2 tornado path, 130 mph" |
| Facts behind it | Name, phone, a short request | Name, address, phone | Property, business, neighborhood and weather facts, each with source and date |
| When you hear about them | After they start shopping | A snapshot of unknown age | Before they search: storms, new owners, aging homes, new businesses |
| Scored for your trade | No | No | Yes, separately for each of the eighteen trades |
| How you pay | Per lead | Per list | $99 a month for your ZIP code, no per-lead fees |
Pick your trade, then the services you actually sell, like pressure washing plus concrete sealing, or AC repair plus maintenance plans. Homes and businesses are found and scored for those, and the rest are left out.
Roof size and slope, tree cover, flood zone and county records where connected; each business's website, reviews and filings; Census figures for the neighborhood, never one household.
Every lead says why it may need you, from a storm track or an aging home to a new business filing. Gaps are shown as gaps.
NOAA hail and wind reports, NWS storm reports and tornado surveys, FEMA declarations, forecasts and your trade's seasons tell you when to reach out, not just who.
Ask the built-in assistant who to call next, or have it draft an email, text or call pitch in your voice, and print door hangers, postcards and flyers from your logo and colors. USPS carrier routes let you mail the whole street around a good lead.
A list, a board and a map with scheduled follow-ups, team access and export. A quote that goes quiet comes back to your Today list after five business days, so no job is lost to a forgotten call.
Fresh public records, not a resold list. New carrier registrations and permits are collected every night, and every search checks property, business, neighborhood and weather sources again, so what you see is days old, not months.
Describes the neighborhood, never one household.
Availability varies by location and source, and each source refreshes on its own schedule. AdLogic shows the evidence it has, with its date, and never fills a gap with a guess.
Each trade has its own buyers, seasons, signals and wording, and you pick the services you sell within it. Search 224 services, or pick a trade.
$99 a month for your territory, $50 a month for each ZIP code you add. No tiers, no per-lead fees, no annual contract, and 14 days free to start. One won job usually pays for months of it.
+$50 a month for each additional ZIP code
Accurate data, pulled fresh. Every lead comes from government filings, permits, registries and live listings, checked the day you search, with the source and date on every fact. Not a list someone sold last quarter.
Every ZIP code you hold is yours alone in your trade. No card to start; cancel any time from Settings and export your leads.
One free trial per business. Sample leads are in the app right away, and nothing is ever sent from a trial.
Email, a code, your trade and your ZIP. Sample leads are already in the app while your own list is built.
Sort by score, read the reasons and the data behind them, and reach out to the ones worth it.
If your ZIP code is worth $99 a month to you, keep it, and add neighboring ZIPs at $50 each. If not, cancel and export what you found.
If yours isn't here, call or text (615) 430-5633 and you'll get the founder.
AdLogic is lead generation software for independent commercial insurance agents and eighteen local trades, from roofing, HVAC and gutters to pressure washing, tree service and plumbing. It finds homes and businesses in your ZIP codes, scores them for your trade, explains why each one may be worth contacting, and helps you reach out with drafted messages, door hangers, postcards and flyers.
Not all of it. Sources refresh on their own schedules, from hourly for weather to yearly for Census statistics, and every fact on a lead shows its source and date so you can see how current it is.
No. Availability varies by location, property and source. County property records are connected for Nashville today. When something is not available, the lead shows a gap rather than a guess.
A USPS carrier route is the set of addresses one mail carrier covers, usually a few hundred neighboring homes. With USPS Every Door Direct Mail you can mail every address on a route without a mailing list or names, at bulk Marketing Mail postage. Homes on one route tend to share the same age, trees and storms, so when one home is a strong lead, the route around it is often worth a postcard too.
No. A hail report or tornado path near a property is a reason to look, not proof of damage. AdLogic presents it as a signal worth checking.
No. The trial is 14 days with no card. Sample leads are in the app right away, and nothing is ever sent from a trial account. After the trial it is $99 a month for one ZIP code and $50 a month for each additional one, cancel any time.
$99 a month covers one ZIP code, and that ZIP is yours alone in your trade: no other business on AdLogic gets leads for your trade there. Each additional ZIP code is $50 a month, and it is yours alone too.
Every account has an assistant built into the app. Ask it a question in plain words, typed or spoken, and it reads your own leads, follow-ups and results to answer: who to contact today and why, which quotes are going cold, how the week went, or a search like “roofs over 2,500 sq ft with no contact in 30 days”. It writes emails, texts and call scripts in your voice. Any change it suggests, like moving a lead, setting a follow-up or sending an email, shows as a card first, and nothing is saved or sent until you tap to confirm.
Google's Gemini, on Google's paid service, which does not use what the app sends to train its models. The app asks each login for permission before its first AI answer, sends only what the question needs from your own business, never another business's data, and leaves out a lead's phone and email unless you are writing to them. You can turn AI off in Settings, and every other feature keeps working. The AI is included on every plan, including the free trial.
Mark a lead Won with the job's amount, and Insights › What's working adds it up: what the leads from the app earned you, against what the app costs you a month. The first weekly summary of each month says it too. It counts only jobs you marked, never an estimate.
No. AdLogic helps you find and understand opportunities and reach out to them. Whether a prospect becomes a job depends on your market, your offer and your follow-up.
On request, for AdLogic customers. The product is the software; ask from inside the app or email austin@adlogic.tech.
Set up in about ten minutes, see the leads in your ZIP codes and the reasons behind them, and decide for yourself whether your ZIP code is worth $99 a month.