Contractor listing plans
Quote requests arrive in your inbox instead of ours, and your listing carries more of what you actually do.
For a company that wants the enquiries its profile is already generating, and room to describe more than three services.
These are the real result cards the directory renders, shown here with an example company. Same business, same services, same city — the only difference between them is the plan.
Riverton, Oregon
Asphalt Paving · Asphalt Maintenance · Striping & Pavement Markings · Commercial
An example listing. This company does not exist — it is here to show how a profile is presented on each plan, using the same components the directory renders for real listings.
Standard placement, no plan badge, and the contact form on this profile routes to the directory rather than to the company.
Riverton, Oregon
Asphalt Paving · Asphalt Maintenance · Striping & Pavement Markings · Commercial
An example listing. This company does not exist — it is here to show how a profile is presented on each plan, using the same components the directory renders for real listings.
(503) 555-0148
Paid listings may include priority placement, not an endorsement.
A Pro badge, placement above standard listings, and quote requests delivered straight to the company.
Every difference between the two plans, and what each one actually means. Nothing here is written by hand — it is read from the same source as the comparison table, so it cannot describe a limit the product no longer has.
From Shown after a clickup to Tap to call
Your real number, never a tracking number. On a Free listing a visitor clicks 'Show phone number' to reveal it and it prints as text; on a paid listing it is tappable, so a phone call is one gesture from the top of your profile.
From Shown as textup to Clickable link
Free listings print your domain as text, so a property owner can see you have a site and our structured data can name it. Paid listings make it a link they can click.
From Not includedup to Included
A mailto button on your profile, on claimed paid listings. Every tier still receives written inquiries — see the contact form below.
From Not includedup to Included
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and the like, shown on your profile. Every tier is emitted as schema.org sameAs regardless, so search engines and AI assistants can match your listing to your accounts either way.
From Not linkedup to Marked sponsored
Paid listings link out marked sponsored, because a link that comes with a subscription has to be disclosed as one. Free listings show the domain as text rather than a link at all.
From Up to 3up to Up to 6
Each category places your listing on that category's landing page, plus the city and state pages beneath it.
From 1up to 3
Factual coverage, not keyword reach — add only the cities you genuinely work in. Your home city is always included and never counts against the cap.
From 2up to 4
Home city plus the served cities your plan allows.
From 0up to 1
Declaring a city puts you on its page. Being promoted in it puts you at the top, in the labelled sponsored strip. The two numbers are different on purpose — see Placement.
From Not includedup to Included
A real page per served city at /company/your-company/city/, written around that city rather than a copy of your profile with the name swapped.
From Up to 5up to Up to 25
Shown as a gallery on your profile and on any local city pages you have.
From Noneup to 1 — your home city
Promoted means two things together: a card in the labelled sponsored strip at the top of that city's page, and first position in its results. Your home city is always one of them and never counts against the total. Everywhere else you serve, you still appear — you just rank on your merits like everyone else.
From Standard placementup to Top of your city
Inside a city you are promoted in, you sort above the standard roster. Outside it, and on state and category pages, rosters sort by tier, then by claimed, reviewed, and alphabetical order.
From Standardup to Pro treatment
How prominent your card looks in a list of competitors.
From Not applicableup to Always labelled
Every paid position is labelled as paid placement, on the card and next to the strip heading.
From Not includedup to After claim approval
The structured quote form, delivered to your listing's contact address as soon as it is submitted. Requires an approved claim, so we know where to send it.
From Routed through the directoryup to Direct to your inbox
Every published profile has one. On Free the request comes to the directory and the form tells the visitor that plainly.
From Phone shown after a clickup to Call, email, website, social
Tap-to-call, a mailto button, a clickable website link, and your social accounts — the paths that let a visitor leave our page for yours in one gesture. On Free the same facts are still on the page (the number after a click, the domain as text) but the form is the path a visitor takes.
From Not includedup to Included
Paid listings carry their number on the directory pages themselves, so a property owner scanning a city page can call without opening a profile first.
From Not includedup to Included
The full trend, so you can see seasonality rather than a single snapshot.
From Freeup to $49/month
Billed monthly, cancel any time before renewal.
From Freeup to $490/year
Two months' worth cheaper than paying monthly across a year.
From Nothing to cancelup to Included
Self-service in the Stripe billing portal, linked from your dashboard.
From Not applicableup to Reverts to Basic
Your listing stays published. It reverts to Basic limits and standard placement; your content is not deleted.
What you can do once you sign in. Every listing gets a dashboard, including free ones — what a plan changes is the limits and what arrives in your inbox.
Your profile already carries a contact form, and the form says plainly that the message goes to the directory rather than to you. We email you that a request came in, naming the project type and the general area, but not the requester's name, contact details, or message. Upgrading is what routes the whole thing to your inbox as it arrives.
Placement is worth less on a short page, and we would rather say so. On a page with two or three listings, the part of Pro that earns its money is lead delivery and the extra categories and cities — not the position. If placement is the only reason you are considering it, look at how many contractors you are actually competing with on the pages you care about first.
$49 per month, or $490/year. Billed through Stripe, and you can cancel any time from your dashboard before the next renewal. Cancelling reverts the listing to Basic — it is never unpublished.
Paid placement: Paid placement affects visibility within The Pavement Directory but does not represent endorsement, certification, verification of workmanship, or guarantee of contractor quality.
