Product
Pre-set appointments for contractors — California & nationwide
Confirmed times on your calendar with phone-qualified homeowners whose projects were verified as real before booking.
A weekly calendar grid draws itself. A qualified-homeowner card lands on a midweek slot, the slot is confirmed, and the appointment appears on the contractor's calendar.
Updated September 2, 2026
In short
A Blueprint Lead pre-set appointment is a confirmed time on your calendar with a homeowner a real person qualified on a recorded call. We book them from our Los Angeles base, with California as our deepest coverage and availability across the US. One contractor per appointment, per-lead fees, billed weekly, no long-term contracts.
Pricing
Pre-set appointments are $350–$800 per appointment in Los Angeles, quoted per metro and lead type. Per-lead fees, billed weekly. No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime.
No lead is guaranteed to become a job — we deliver qualified conversations, your team closes the work.
Bands current as of September 2, 2026
Definition
Pre-set appointments: A pre-set appointment is a scheduled meeting: our agent qualifies a homeowner with a real project on a recorded call, then books a specific time for your estimator to meet them about it.
STEP 1
We qualify by phone
Our agent confirms the project, the scope, and that the homeowner wants to meet a contractor.
STEP 2
We book the time
The appointment lands on your calendar with the homeowner’s details and what was discussed on the call.
STEP 3
You show up and sell
Your estimator walks into a meeting that is expecting them. The homeowner contracts directly with you.
What you receive
- A confirmed date and time on your calendar
- The homeowner’s name, property address, and verified contact details
- The project type and the scope discussed on the qualification call
- The agent’s call notes — timeline, and anything the homeowner flagged
- Confirmation that the homeowner knows who is coming and when
Verified before it reaches you
- A real person spoke with the homeowner on a recorded call
- The project was confirmed as real — not an ad click or a form-fill
- The homeowner agreed to the time and knows a contractor is coming
- Contact details were checked on the call
- Homeowners who ask not to be contacted are removed immediately
No lead is guaranteed to become a job — we deliver qualified conversations, your team closes the work.
Transfers vs. appointments
| Live transfers | Pre-set appointments | |
|---|---|---|
| What you receive | A live phone call with a qualified homeowner | A confirmed time on your calendar |
| Where it starts | A verified, real project, qualified by phone | A verified, real project, qualified by phone |
| Qualification | A real phone conversation before you are connected | A real phone conversation before booking |
| Exclusivity | One contractor takes the call — you | Booked for one contractor — you |
| Your next step | Answer the transfer and qualify deeper | Show up and sell |
| Best fit | Teams with a staffed intake line | Estimators who sell in the home |
Best for
- Contractors who sell in the home
- Teams without a staffed phone line
- Trades where seeing the property is the real first step
Fair questions, straight answers
What if the homeowner no-shows?
Flag it with your rep and we review it for credit; how no-shows are handled is written into your weekly agreement. Our no-show playbook covers the confirmation cadence that keeps your rate down.
How far ahead are appointments booked?
Inside the availability you give your rep — usually within the next several days. You control the calendar windows.
Can my office reschedule directly?
Yes. The homeowner’s verified contact details come with the appointment, so your office can move it without going through us.
Is the same appointment sold to anyone else?
No. An appointment is booked for one contractor — you.
Common questions
Keep reading
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The appointment no-show playbook for contractors
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