Sesklo vs Angi
Sesklo vs Angi
Angi — formerly Angi Leads and HomeAdvisor — isn’t software you run your business on. It sells you leads: you pay for each one, often shared with several other contractors, whether or not you win the job. Sesklo is different twice over. The customers come to you as part of the platform, with no per-lead fee — and it’s also the software you quote, schedule, and invoice the whole job on.
| Sesklo | Angi | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Software + a marketplace that brings you customers | A lead-generation service |
| Cost per lead | $0 — customers are part of your plan | ~$15–$100+ per lead, trade-dependent* |
| Lead shared with others | No — it's your customer | Often shared with several contractors at once* |
| Pay if you don't win? | Nothing — no per-lead fee | Yes — you pay for the lead either way* |
| Runs your business (quotes, schedule, invoice) | Yes — full field service software | No — leads only |
| Ongoing cost | Flat monthly subscription from $49.99/mo | Per-lead charges + ~$300/yr membership* |
*Angi / HomeAdvisor lead economics from public 2026 breakdowns, as of July 2026: pay-per-lead pricing commonly reported at ~$15–$100+ per lead depending on trade, with leads frequently shared among several contractors, plus an annual membership around $300. Angi does not publish fixed lead prices and they vary by market — figures are commonly-reported ranges, not fixed quotes.
Which should you choose?
Angi can put your name in front of homeowners, but you’re renting shared leads and paying whether or not the job is yours — and you still need separate software to run the work. Sesklo brings the customer to you without a per-lead fee, and is the tool you quote, schedule, and invoice on. Instead of buying the same lead four other contractors also bought, the job arrives where you already run your business.