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Pay-per-call networks bill every qualified call. We bill when it books.
With pay per call you pay for each caller who passes the network’s checks, whether or not they book. When we pay for your ads, a call costs you nothing unless it becomes a booked appointment.
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| Question | Proven & Found | eLocal (pay per call) |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Booked appointments | Each call that passes eLocal’s checks |
| If the caller doesn’t book | You pay $0 | You paid for the call; invalid calls can be sent back for credit |
| Who answers | You do. Calls ring straight to you | You do: “You get the call.” |
| Exclusive | One business per trade in each area | “These calls are just for you, no one else gets them.” |
| Price | $79–$499 per booked appointment, by trade, written down before launch | You pick the price you pay per call |
Competitor details come from their own pages, checked October 21, 2026. See the sources below. Prices and terms can change.
Pay per call is the better choice when
- You book most callers yourself and want every call
- You want to set your own price per call
- You want call volume you can turn up or down quickly
The short version
Both send exclusive calls to your phone. The difference is the trigger: pay per call bills the call, and we bill the booking.
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