Product
Live call transfers for contractors — California & nationwide
Phone-qualified homeowners warm-transferred to your intake line while they are still on the call — verified real projects, delivered exclusively to you.
A technical diagram of a live call transfer draws itself: a homeowner's call arrives, a real person works through a qualification checklist, and the call is transferred warm to the contractor's intake line.
Updated September 2, 2026
In short
A Blueprint Lead live call transfer is a phone-qualified homeowner warm-transferred to your intake line while still on the call. We are based in Los Angeles, California is our deepest coverage, and transfers are available across the US. Every project is verified as real, and each transfer goes to one contractor. Per-lead fees, billed weekly.
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
Live call transfers: A live call transfer is a phone hand-off: our agent qualifies a homeowner with a real project on a recorded call and — if it fits what you buy — transfers the homeowner directly to your intake line while they are still on the phone.
STEP 1
We qualify first
Our agent reaches the homeowner, confirms the project is real, and confirms they want a contractor — all before you are involved.
STEP 2
You get the warm hand-off
The agent introduces you and transfers the live call to your intake line. No callback tag, no cold voicemail.
STEP 3
You take it from there
Your team qualifies deeper, books the estimate, and sells the job — the homeowner contracts directly with you.
What you receive
- The homeowner, live on your intake line, already introduced by our agent
- The project type and the scope discussed on the qualification call
- Verified contact details, sent to you right after the transfer
- The agent’s call notes — timeline, and anything the homeowner flagged
- Transfers only inside the intake window you set with your rep
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 confirmed they want a contractor before the transfer
- 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
- Teams with a staffed intake line during business hours
- Contractors who win on speed-to-contact
- High-intent trades where the first conversation sets the job
Fair questions, straight answers
What if my team cannot answer every transfer?
Set an intake window with your rep — transfers only come inside it. If your line is unstaffed at certain hours, pre-set appointments can cover them; many contractors run both.
Will the homeowner know who they are talking to?
Yes. Our agent introduces you before connecting the call. The homeowner is expecting a contractor for their project, not a surprise sales call.
How do I know the project is real?
A real person confirmed it on a recorded call before the transfer, and you hear the homeowner yourself the moment you pick up. If a delivered transfer does not match what we agreed to send, flag it and we review it for credit.
Is a transfer just a shared lead with extra steps?
No. A shared lead is contact info sold to several contractors at once. A transfer is one live conversation delivered to one contractor — you.
Common questions
Keep reading
Live transfers
What is a live call transfer? A contractor’s guide
The mechanics of a live transfer, how it differs from a called-back lead, what “qualified” should mean, how to run the first 60 seconds, and where transfers fail.
Read the guideBuying leads
Live transfers vs. pre-set appointments: which fits your team?
The staffing question, speed vs. scheduling, misses and no-shows, a decision checklist for choosing between the two formats — and how contractors run both.
Read the guideQualification
How phone-qualified leads work (and why the call matters)
Form-fills vs. conversations, what a qualification call should confirm, why recorded calls protect both sides, what phone qualification cannot promise, and how to audit a provider.
Read the guide