The Permit Sheet · Comparison

The Permit Sheet vs Angi Leads

A fact-based comparison. Both tools can be the right answer — it depends on how you work.

How Angi Leads works

Pay per lead: typically $15–$120 depending on trade and market.
Each lead is commonly sold to 3–5 competing contractors — you're racing everyone who bought the same homeowner.
In 2023, the FTC ordered HomeAdvisor/Angi to pay up to $7.2 million over misleading claims about the quality and source of its leads (FTC matter, March 2023).

Flat fee, unlimited leads within your plan — $49 to $299/month regardless of volume.
Leads come from government permit records: real, verifiable projects with a filed scope and valuation, not form fills of unknown quality.
Territory tier: one subscriber per trade × metro. Angi sells your lead to 3–5 competitors; we won't even sell your territory twice.
You own the workflow: alerts, CSV/CRM export, no per-lead meter running.

Rough math with your own numbers — leads per month, price per lead, and how many competitors each lead is shared with.

Leads / month

Cost per lead ($)

Contractors per lead

Monthly spend: $1,200

Effective monthly cost per uncontested lead: $4,800

Uncontested-lead math: if each lead is shared with 4 contractors, your odds start at 1-in-4 before anyone picks up the phone.

The Permit Sheet: $149/mo Pro (unlimited permit leads in plan) or $299/mo Territory — exclusive to you.

Pick Angi Leads if: You want homeowner-initiated requests and accept sharing each lead with competitors.

Pick The Permit Sheet if: You'd rather be first to real permitted projects than fourth to a shared form fill.

See it on your own market first — the free plan shows real permits from your city on a 7-day delay.