Booked measure appointments for kitchen installers
Most lead services sell you a name and a phone number, and leave the chasing to you. We do the next step too. We run the ads, talk to the homeowner, qualify the project and book a measure in your diary. You arrive at a home where someone is expecting you, and you pay per appointment, not per click.
Leads vs appointments
| Typical lead service | Kabinly appointments | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | Contact details | A booked measure at the homeowner's address |
| Who calls first | You | We do |
| You pay for | Every lead | Each appointment, as defined in your partner terms |
How pricing works
The price per appointment depends on the size of the home and property values in the area, because a bigger home in a higher-value suburb usually means a bigger project. We agree the price with you before you take any appointments.
What counts as an appointment
A confirmed address and time, a homeowner who'll be there, a project in scope (kitchen, wardrobes or joinery) and a home within your area. The exact rules, including no-shows, are in your partner terms.
FAQ
How many appointments can I get?
Tell us your capacity and area. We plan the ad spend to match.
What if the homeowner doesn't show?
We confirm every appointment with the homeowner before the visit. How no-shows are handled is set out in your partner terms.
Do I need to use your cabinetry?
No. You can supply your own cabinetry or use ours for any job, including jobs from kabinly.com enquiries. Your written quote must tell the homeowner whose cabinetry it is.
How many appointments can I get?What if the homeowner doesn't show?Do I need to use your cabinetry?