The whole policy is on this page. There is no support article behind it and no account manager deciding whether you tried hard enough.
Last updated September 10, 2026
You have 48 hours from the moment a lead is delivered to you to raise a credit request in the buyer portal. Delivery time is recorded on every lead record, in UTC, and is the clock that counts.
Requests raised inside the window and matching any condition below are credited to your account balance the same business day. You do not need to demonstrate that you attempted contact.
The homeowner’s ZIP code is not in the service area on your account at the time of delivery. Your service area is whatever you last saved in the portal, and changes take effect immediately.
The number is disconnected, unassigned, reaches a person who did not make the enquiry, or does not connect on three attempts across two separate days.
The lead is for work outside the trades listed on your account. Filtering to your trades is our job, and a miss is our cost.
The same homeowner, for the same job, delivered to you within the previous 30 days. You pay for that homeowner once.
A lead is a homeowner who asked for a quote. It is not a signed contract, and the following are not grounds for a credit:
Credits are applied to your account balance and consumed against future leads. Where an account is closed with a positive balance created by credits, the balance is refunded to the original payment method within 10 business days.
Credit rates are monitored. An account whose credit requests are consistently and materially out of line with the rest of its market may be asked to provide call records, and we reserve the right to suspend delivery. This has one purpose: buyers who use the policy honestly should not be paying for buyers who do not.
Questions about a specific lead go to legal@andgroupmarketing.com. This policy forms part of the Terms of Service.