For energy advisors & service organizations

Exclusive homeowner leads for the people doing real audits

Generalist platforms sell the same "energy audit" lead to three to five contractors — most of them selling equipment, not evaluations. We route each homeowner request to one licensed service organization, and the homeowner arrives already knowing their home's era profile, likely upgrade path, and rebate eligibility.

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Verified listing

Free

Always free, for every licensed service organization.

  • Your profile on every city and province page you serve
  • NRCan status, pricing, booking method, and links to your Google, HomeStars and BBB reviews
  • Order never for sale — organizations that publish their pricing sort first
Claim your listing

Founding advisors

Homeowner leads

$40 per lead

Your first 10 leads are free. Then pay only for leads delivered.

  • Exclusive — each request goes to one advisor, never shared or resold
  • Pre-qualified — era, heating, symptoms, the tests our planner flagged, rebate path and postal code arrive with the contact
  • No subscription, no minimum — billed monthly for leads delivered; stop anytime
  • Outside your area or bad contact details? It doesn't count
Become a founding advisor

Opens an email to dave@clickshift.ca — a person replies within one business day.

How a lead reaches you

  1. A homeowner plans first. They run our planner or a guide and ask to be matched, sharing their postal code and home profile.

  2. We route it to one advisor. The request goes to a single founding advisor serving that area — never to a list.

  3. You get the whole picture. Contact details plus the home's era, heating, symptoms and flagged tests arrive by email, usually within one business day.

  4. You judge, then pay. Your first ten leads are free. After that, $40 per lead delivered, billed monthly.

What $40 buys compared to the usual channels

ChannelTypical cost per leadWho else gets it
Shared marketplaces (Angi, HomeAdvisor, Thumbtack)$15 – $100+Sold to 3–5 contractors
Google Local Services Ads$25 – $150+You compete in a pay-per-lead auction
Google Ads (search)$40 – $250+ after clicksYou pay for the clicks that don't convert, too
AuditYourHome$40 — first 10 freeOnly you

Ranges: BeSeen Contractors, contractor cost per lead (2026) — rough ranges that swing by trade and market.

The rules don't change

Listings stay free and complete. Directory order is never for sale. Homeowners are told, on the form, that participating advisors pay us a referral fee — and they can always contact any listed advisor directly instead. The trust layer is the product; we won't trade it for a lead.

Questions advisors ask

Does paying for leads move me up the directory?

No. The directory is free for every licensed service organization, and its order never depends on payment — organizations that publish their assessment pricing sort first, because homeowners reward it. Paying for leads buys you introductions, not placement.

Are the leads shared with other advisors?

Never. Each homeowner request goes to one advisor serving that area, and it is not resold. That is the whole difference from shared marketplaces, where one lead is typically sold to three to five contractors.

What counts as a lead?

A homeowner in your service area who asked to be matched and left working contact details. A request outside your area, fake or non-working contact details, or a duplicate of one you already received does not count toward your ten free or your bill.

How many leads will I get?

Honestly: we're early. Founding advisors get first access as request volume grows, and we will tell you the actual monthly request count for your area — no inflated projections. The first ten are free precisely so you can judge the quality before paying anything.

Do I need to be NRCan-registered?

Yes. Leads go only to NRCan-licensed service organizations, or advisors working under one, because NRCan licensing is required for EnerGuide rebates. Ontario’s Home Renovation Savings Program goes further and accepts assessments only from its seven approved organizations, and every listing says whether it is one of them. Homeowners are told that up front.

Do you send multi-unit (MURB) requests?

Yes. Owners of duplexes, triplexes and low-rise apartment buildings ask too, and rating a multi-unit residential building needs an advisor who has passed NRCan’s separate MURB exam. Tell us if you’re registered for EnerGuide for MURBs and we’ll route those requests only to advisors who are. High-rise buildings fall outside the EnerGuide Rating System and get engineering audits instead.

How does billing work?

After your first ten free leads, $40 per lead delivered, billed monthly by invoice. No subscription, no monthly minimum, no card on file — and you can stop receiving leads at any time by email.

Claim or add your organization — free

Email dave@clickshift.ca with:

  1. Your organization name and NRCan service-organization status
  2. Service areas (cities or postal prefixes)
  3. Assessment pricing if you publish it (we hope you will)
  4. Booking method — phone, form, or a scheduling link
  5. Whether you rate multi-unit buildings (registered for EnerGuide for MURBs)

We verify registration before listing, mark verified profiles, and correct or remove any listing on request from the organization. A free listing never obliges you to take leads.