Know The RulesBefore Calls Go Live.

Local service businesses, regional operators, approved call centers, and qualified call buyers may apply. Approval depends on campaign need, documentation, compliance, operations, and commercial fit.

No. Application submission does not guarantee approval, traffic, market access, or campaign launch.

Business details, ownership contacts, licenses, insurance, permits, service areas, destination numbers, downstream buyer information, tax information, and signed agreements may be requested.

Yes, but each service should reflect actual qualifications, staffing, equipment, licensing, and operational capacity.

Calls may route directly, through IVR, by geography, by schedule, by cap, through buyer priority, to a queue, or to an approved overflow destination.

Potentially. Supported campaigns may use operating schedules, daily caps, weekly caps, concurrent limits, branch limits, or temporary pauses.

Yes, where supported and approved. Destinations may vary by branch, market, service, language, schedule, or overflow rule.

Routing may stop, use an approved backup, enter a queue, or follow another documented fallback. Partners should report number changes and outages promptly.

The written campaign criteria control. Common factors include service intent, geography, connection, duration, schedule, duplicate status, and exclusions.

No. Booking and closing are not the same as call qualification. A valid call can be billable even when the provider does not win the job.

The agreement should define the deadline, reason codes, recordings, supporting evidence, review process, and final resolution.

Yes, but changes should be documented prospectively through a revised agreement, insertion order, campaign schedule, or amendment.

The independent provider is responsible for estimates, pricing, contracts, licensing, insurance, work, warranties, consumer communication, and outcomes.

They may be, depending on platform settings, consent requirements, campaign terms, privacy law, retention, and access permissions.

No. Call volume, appointments, jobs, revenue, and profit vary and are not guaranteed.

Maintain quality, accurate capacity, good answer coverage, compliant service, and profitable unit economics before requesting more markets, hours, or caps.

Campaign pause rights and procedures should be defined in the agreement. Urgent capacity or technical issues should be reported promptly.

Only if exclusivity is expressly stated in writing. Routing may otherwise be direct, sequential, prioritized, shared, or otherwise structured.

Campaigns can exclude services or conditions when documented and technically supported. The answering team should still handle callers professionally.

The provider should address the consumer issue promptly. Serious or repeated complaints may trigger quality review, routing changes, suspension, or termination.

Tracking numbers, domains, brands, and campaign assets may be controlled by Pro Boost Local or the routing platform unless a written agreement states otherwise.

Only with written permission and approved brand, trademark, claim, disclosure, and channel guidelines.