Find it.Claym it.Profit.
Every home in a zip, scored on 100+ data points, from hail history to HOA boards. One contractor gets the zip. Nobody else does.
Ask for your zip’s scorecard and see how many hot roofs are in it before you pay a dollar.
Leads other services can't see
Most lead services sell you a form fill, then sell the same one to five other companies. Claym works from the property up: weather, ownership, permits, financial signals and HOA records, scored per address and refreshed every week.
Accurate, weekly data
Every address gets a hot-or-not score built from 100+ data points and a plain-English reason: roof age, last hail event, owner tenure, recent financing, permit history. Refreshed weekly, not once a quarter.
HOA and owner intel
Commercial jobs die at the gatekeeper. Claym maps every property to its HOA, metro district or portfolio owner, with the decision-makers and management company attached.
Zip exclusivity
One contractor per zip, per trade. Claym it and it's yours: no shared leads, no racing four competitors to the phone, no paying for the same homeowner twice.
Fifteen seconds, start to finish
No onboarding call, no setup. Pick the zip, buy it, and the leads are in your account, sorted, with the reason behind each one.
The lead you're paying for now vs. a Claym lead
A shared lead is a homeowner who filled out a form and got sold to everyone. A Claym lead is a property that's due, found before the homeowner picks up the phone.
What you get today
- $150 to $400 per lead, paid whether it closes or not
- Whoever calls in the first sixty seconds gets the conversation
- No idea why it's a lead, or whether the roof is even old
- Refund fights when the number's dead or they already hired
What you get from Claym
- One flat price for the whole zip, every address scored
- You're first at the door, before they've searched for anyone
- The reason is on the card, so your rep has a real opener
- No per-lead billing, so there's nothing to dispute
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Data points behind a shared lead
Name, phone, and what the homeowner typed in the box.
100+
Data points behind a Claym score
Every address in the zip, refreshed weekly.
The questions contractors ask us
Straight answers, including the ones where the honest answer is "it depends."
I already pay for leads. Why would I switch?
Don't switch, run both for a month. Claym is a flat monthly price for the zip, so it doesn't compete with your per-lead budget, it sits beside it. Compare what closed from each. Contractors keep the one that made money.
These aren't people who asked for a quote. Are they really leads?
No, and that's the point. A form fill is a homeowner who has already decided to shop, and five companies are calling them. A Claym lead is a roof that's 21 years old, took two-inch hail in June, has no permit on file, and whose owner just opened a HELOC. Nobody has called them yet. You're not competing for the lead, you're creating the job.
What if the data is wrong?
Some of it will be. Records lag, roofs get replaced without permits, owners move. That's why every address carries a score, not a promise, and why your reps mark leads as closed or dud in the board. Those outcomes feed back into your zip's scoring, so it gets more accurate the longer you use it. If a whole zip is off, tell us and we rebuild it.
Where does the data come from?
County assessor and recorder records, building permits, NOAA radar hail history, aerial imagery, HOA and metro district filings, state business registrations, and your own reps' outcomes. All public or licensed. No scraped social media, no bought phone lists.
Can my competitor buy my zip?
Not while you hold it. One contractor per zip per trade. If you lapse, you get 14 days to catch up and 30 days of first refusal before it goes back on the map. A roofer and an HVAC company can hold the same zip; two roofers can't.
Is there a contract?
No. Rolling monthly, cancel from your account. Pay a year up front and it's 15% off, but that's a discount, not a lock-in. Stay month to month and the price steps down on its own after month three and again after month twelve.
How fast do I get the leads?
The base list, every address in the zip scored on age, hail, ownership and permits, is in your account the moment you pay. The deep layer, recorder signals, imagery-based roof age and HOA board contacts, lands within 48 hours and we email you when it does.
What about the HOA and commercial side?
Included in every tier. Every property is mapped to its HOA or metro district with the management company and board contacts we can verify, and multifamily and commercial parcels are grouped by owner so you can see who controls the most roof in your zip. It's the part of the job that usually dies at the gatekeeper.
Can I call these homeowners?
We give you the property, the owner name, and the reason. Outreach is yours to run: door, mail, or phone. If you call, scrub against the Do Not Call list and follow TCPA like you would with any list. Most of our contractors door-knock the hot list the week after a storm.
Why $999 a month?
Because one closed roof in Colorado is a $12,000 to $25,000 job. Tier A zips run $1,499 and rural zips $349; the price follows how much aging roof sits in the zip and how hard the weather hits it. If a zip can't pay for itself with one job a quarter, we shouldn't be selling it and you shouldn't be buying it.
Pick a zip. Claym it.
Solid grey zips are taken. Purple-outlined zips are open. One price per zip, whichever trade you sell. A zip that's taken for roofing can still be open for HVAC.
Claym your zip before the guy down the road does
Tell us the zip and the trade and we'll send you its scorecard: how many roofs we scored, how many came back hot, the last big hail date, how many HOAs are mapped, and three sample leads with the address hidden. You see what you're buying; nobody gets the list for free.