HVAC cost per lead
Why HVAC lead prices are all over the map
Search what an HVAC lead costs and every source gives you a different number. They're not wrong. They're measuring different things.
Sources: LocaliQ, "2025 Search Ad Benchmarks for Home Services" (3,200+ campaigns, April 2024 to March 2025). WebFX, "2026 HVAC Marketing Benchmarks". WorkZen, "Should You Buy Leads? Angi & Thumbtack in 2026".
A no-heat call is not a tune-up form
A furnace that quits on a January night brings a homeowner ready to book tonight. A spring tune-up form is someone planning ahead. The first is worth more to you, and it costs more to win.
Big cities cost more than small towns
More shops bidding on the same searches pushes the price up. Your town, your season and your service mix set your real price, not a national average.
A cheap lead can be the expensive one
A shared lead costs less because other contractors get it too. If you book fewer of them, you pay more for every job that actually lands on the board.
Ask a better question
Not "what do leads cost?" but "what can a lead cost me and still leave money on the job?" That answer comes from your own job prices, not the internet.
The calculator works it out for tune-ups, repairs and replacements in about 10 minutes, then turns it into a monthly and daily ad budget.





