How it works

We build first. You pay after your customer pays.

Pay-per-result means our fee comes from completed, paid work — never from clicks, leads or calls. Here is exactly what counts, which customers are ours, and how we keep the numbers honest on both sides.

$0 upfront

No setup fee, no retainer

Paid work only

Completed and paid, from customers we brought in

Your territory

Agreed in writing when we sign

6-month start

Then month to month, 30 days' notice

The definition

What counts as a result

All three must be true. If any one is missing, there is no fee.

1
It came through Jadeed
The customer first reached you through the marketing we built and run — a tracked call, form, message or booking from the channels in your agreement.
2
The work was completed
The job was actually done, not just quoted or booked.
3
You were paid
The customer paid you. Our fee is worked out on paid work only.

Never a result on their own:

A clickAn impressionA lead or formA phone callA booking on its own

Attribution

Which customers count

These are our working defaults. Your written agreement can set rules that fit your industry — for example a longer window where people take longer to decide.

New customers

New customers who first reach you through the system we built and run are attributable.

A 90-day window

A customer counts as Jadeed-attributed when their first contact comes through a Jadeed-controlled channel and the job is completed and paid within 90 days of that first contact. Industries with longer sales cycles can agree a different window in writing.

Customers you already had

Customers you already had are not charged. Someone who finds your new website but already does business with you is your customer, not ours. The one exception is a reactivation campaign we run for you: if a past customer with no paid job in about 12 months comes back through a Jadeed-controlled campaign that we can track, that job can count.

Repeat work

Repeat work from a customer we introduced can count for 12 months from their first paid job, while the partnership is active. After that, they are simply your customer.

Refunds and chargebacks

If a customer's payment is refunded, reversed or charged back, there is no fee on revenue you did not keep. If our fee was already paid, we credit it against the next settlement.

Worked examples

Four everyday situations — a new customer, an existing one, a reactivated one and a late payer — are walked through in our guide to pay-per-result marketing.

Reporting

It runs on trust

You know your business better than anyone, so day-to-day reporting runs on trust: you tell us what happened with the customers we send. In return, we ask for the access and cooperation the digital side needs — the website, tracking and profiles we run for you — and we always explain why we need it.

If an entry is ever in question, we may ask for an invoice reference, a payment-processor confirmation or a redacted document for that one job. We never ask for bank statements as routine, and we never publish your customers' invoices.

Every customer, five stages

Lead
Contacted
Booked
Completed
Paid

Reporting a paid job takes five details

Customer or reference ID
Service or job
Job value
Completion date
Payment status and date

The timeline

From free audit to paid work.

Drag along the timeline. The timings and the payment trigger are the same ones written into the agreement.

Within 24 hours

Free audit

Tell us your trade and service area. We check how you show up today, who ranks, whether your territory is open and whether the economics work.

We check

Google profile · map position · AI answers · your territory

AI answer

Here are a few businesses nearby… (yours isn't one of them)

Illustration only. Rankings depend on your market; we never promise a position.

Exclusivity

Your territory, agreed in writing

During an active exclusive partnership, we generally don't work with a competing business in the same agreed territory. The territory is defined in writing when we sign — not every city is automatically exclusive.

Exclusivity works because the system can run. If tracking or agreed access keeps getting switched off, or outcomes stop being reported, we raise it with you first and agree a reasonable time to sort it out. Only if it continues might campaigns or exclusivity pause, as the agreement sets out.

A territory can be

A service radius around your base
A cluster of ZIP codes
A city boundary, where that matches how you work

Check Territory Availability

What we build

The system your fee pays for

Organic visibility you keep — not rented clicks that stop the day you stop paying. Ads are optional; if you want them, the ad spend is yours.

Local search & AI visibility

Ranking for the searches your customers use, and being the business Google's AI answers and assistants like ChatGPT can name.

A website that converts

A fast, mobile-first site built to turn a visitor into a call — in your name, on your domain, yours to keep.

Reviews & tracking

Making it easy to collect reviews after completed work — 97% of consumers read reviews for local businesses — and tracking that shows which customers came from where.

Review statistic: BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey, 2026.

Is it a fit?

Who this works best for

Licensing and insurance where your trade requires them. A missing item isn't an automatic no — we look at whether working together is commercially and legally sound.

A working phone line and a way to answer new enquiries quickly
The ability and capacity to take on more work
Job margins that leave room for a fee — as a rough guide, at least about $20 per job, though it depends on the service
Willingness to keep tracking in place and mark what happened with each customer
Openness to our recommendations on the website, search and how you appear online

Discuss a Results Partnership See pricing

Lawyers, healthcare providers, mortgage and real-estate settlement businesses get a custom proposal only after legal review — see pricing.