For trades
Real plan sets to price. $150 only when you win.
No lead-buying, no subscriptions, no exclusivity. Join the roster free, price your trade from real plans against a written scope, and pay a flat $150 per scope only when a builder signs you.
The model
How does pay-on-win actually work?
You join free and set your own numbers. When a builder's plans include your trade, you price the written scope on your rate sheet and approve the quote — with the flat $150 fee already inside it. If the builder signs you, the fee is owed. If not, you owe nothing, ever.
| Scope | Typical Upstate contract | $150 fee as a share |
|---|---|---|
| Framing | $35,000–$55,000 | ≈ 0.3% |
| Plumbing | $18,000–$28,000 | ≈ 0.7% |
| Roofing | $12,000–$18,000 | ≈ 1.0% |
| Drywall | $12,000–$16,000 | ≈ 1.1% |
Compare that to lead platforms, where you pay win or lose and the same lead is sold to your competitors. Here, the only fee that exists is attached to a signed contract. The full gap-filling math is in this guide.
Joining
Getting on the roster takes one call
1. Send your basics
Rate sheet, coverage area, SC license number where your trade requires one, and insurance proof. That's the whole packet.
2. One short call
We walk your rate sheet and coverage together so packs only ever include work you actually want, where you actually work.
3. One one-page agreement
Plain-English terms: pay-on-win, no exclusivity, quarterly rate-sheet check-ins so your numbers stay current. Then you're quotable.
Straight terms
The fine print, in large print
- Your quote is your quote. It enters packs exactly as you approved it — the fee is baked in beforehand, never deducted after.
- Contracts are direct. You sign with the builder; BuildPack never touches the job money and never marks you up.
- Honor system with teeth. Win work and dodge the fee, and you simply stop appearing in packs. That's the whole enforcement mechanism.
- Priority recruiting right now: foundation, framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and roofing crews across Spartanburg and Greenville counties.
Answers
Trade questions
No. Trades pay nothing to join or be quoted, and quotes are attached to real plan sets, not sold as leads to competitors. The only trade fee is a flat $150 per scope, owed after a builder signs that trade, and approved inside the quote beforehand.
License verification where South Carolina requires one, insurance proof on file, a real coverage area, and a rate sheet the sub stands behind, checked quarterly. Vetting is about accountability, not gatekeeping: named contractors quoting written scopes under their own names.
Never. Builders pay a flat fee by plan size. Trades pay a flat $150 per scope only when hired, and that fee is baked into the quote each trade approves before it enters your pack. There is no hidden spread and no percentage anywhere in the model.
Join the roster free.
Send your rate sheet and coverage area. Pay $150 only when you win the work.