Question 1

How do we discuss whether a campaign is a fit?

Accepted Answer

Campaign fit is discussed around the HVAC services you offer, your service area, and the kinds of prospective-customer inquiries that would be useful to your team. The public offer does not describe individual inquiries as screened or verified. Share those details in a campaign review to talk through your business.

Question 2

Where do prospective-customer inquiries go?

Accepted Answer

Prospective-customer inquiries are routed to your business so your team can follow up. The public offer does not specify a delivery channel or response-time commitment.

Question 3

What is the one-time campaign setup fee?

Accepted Answer

ThermBounty lists a one-time setup fee of $500–$1,500. The public pricing does not list the factors that determine the exact fee, so discuss your campaign during a review.

Question 4

How much is ongoing campaign management?

Accepted Answer

The monthly service is $2,000 per month for continued campaign management. The public pricing does not say whether advertising spend or other costs are included; ask about those details during your campaign review.

Question 5

What affects lead volume and quality?

Accepted Answer

Lead volume and quality vary with campaign performance, the market, and contractor follow-up. ThermBounty does not publish a promised lead count, booking total, revenue amount, or time to results.

Question 6

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Request a campaign review and share your HVAC services, service area, and lead needs. Those details start a conversation about whether a managed campaign may fit your business.

Questions before your campaign review.

Talk through the services and inquiries that matter to your team.