Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions kitchen remodelers ask most often about Homelyfy and the pay-per-appointment model.
What Homelyfy Does
What does Homelyfy do?
Homelyfy helps kitchen remodeling businesses attract homeowners who are considering a kitchen project and generate qualified appointment opportunities. We handle the outreach, targeting, and booking support so your team can focus on estimating and doing the work.
Is Homelyfy a marketing agency?
Homelyfy is a growth service for kitchen remodeling businesses. Unlike a traditional marketing agency that charges for activity, Homelyfy operates on a pay-per-qualified-appointment model — you pay for confirmed meetings with homeowners who meet agreed criteria, not just for impressions or clicks.
What makes Homelyfy different from other lead generation services?
Most lead generation services sell lists of contacts or charge flat fees for marketing activity. Homelyfy focuses on kitchen remodeling businesses specifically, and charges on a per-qualified-appointment basis — meaning both sides have an interest in the quality of each meeting, not just volume.
Who Homelyfy Works With
Who does Homelyfy work with?
We work with established kitchen remodeling businesses in the United States that want a more consistent flow of qualified homeowner conversations. If you rely almost entirely on referrals, experience unpredictable slow seasons, or want more control over your project pipeline, Homelyfy may be worth exploring.
What type of kitchen remodelers do you work with?
We work with businesses that do residential kitchen remodeling as a primary service. We focus on businesses that have the capacity to follow up with and convert homeowner appointments, and that are serious about investing in growth. [Placeholder: confirm any minimum revenue or project criteria.]
What if I am a general contractor, not a specialist remodeler?
Homelyfy is designed primarily for businesses that offer kitchen remodeling as a core or primary service. If you want to explore whether your business fits, a discovery call is the right place to discuss it.
The Pay-Per-Appointment Model
How does the pay-per-appointment model work?
Instead of charging a flat monthly retainer, Homelyfy charges on a per-qualified-appointment basis. Before any campaign begins, we agree on what makes an appointment qualified, the fee per appointment, whether advertising costs are separate, and how disputes are handled. Everything is confirmed in writing.
What qualifies as an appointment?
An appointment is a confirmed meeting between your team and a homeowner who meets the agreed criteria — typically factors like service area, project type, and interest level. The exact criteria are defined and documented before the campaign starts. [Confirm details on the discovery call.]
Do I need to pay for advertising separately?
Advertising costs may be separate from the per-appointment fee, depending on the program structure agreed with your business. This will be clearly explained and documented before any work begins. [Confirm advertising budget structure on the discovery call.]
Does Homelyfy guarantee that appointments become projects?
No. Homelyfy generates appointment opportunities — homeowners who have expressed interest and meet agreed criteria. Whether those appointments become signed projects depends on your team's follow-up, estimates, relationship skills, and the homeowner's final decisions. We are clear about this at the start.
What happens if an appointment does not meet the agreed criteria?
There is a defined review process for appointments that may not meet the agreed qualification criteria. This process is agreed before the campaign begins. [Confirm exact review and dispute process on the discovery call.]
Getting Started
How soon can a campaign begin after the discovery call?
After the discovery call and written agreement, most campaigns can begin within [placeholder: confirm typical lead time] weeks. Timelines depend on the scope of onboarding and your specific market.
What should I prepare before a discovery call?
Think about your target project size and type, the geographic areas you serve, your current monthly project volume, how your team handles new inquiries, and what a successful month of new homeowner conversations would look like for your business. The more specific you are, the more useful the conversation will be.
Is there a minimum commitment?
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What information do you need about my business to get started?
During the discovery call and onboarding, we will need details about your service area, project types, capacity, how appointments are confirmed with your team, and any specific homeowner or project criteria you want to use for qualification.
Still Have Questions?
The Best Way to Get Answers Is a Discovery Call
Bring your specific questions about your market, business, and the appointment model. We will give you direct, honest answers.