Consent Resolve Is Live on Product Hunt

We’re live on Product Hunt

Today is a big one for us: Consent Resolve is live on Product Hunt. If you’ve followed along, you know what we’ve been building — the consent-first way for home-service pros to meet the homeowners who are already on their site. Now it’s out in the open for the whole community to try, poke at, and pass judgment on.

If you have thirty seconds, a look and an upvote go a long way toward helping other contractors find it. But more than the badge, I want to tell you why this thing exists.

The problem we set out to fix

Here’s the number that started it all: about 98% of the homeowners who land on your website leave without filling out a form. You paid for every one of those visits — through Google, through Meta, through the referral you earned the hard way. They showed up, they looked around, and then they were gone. No name. No number. Nothing to follow up on.

Most shops try to fix that by buying more traffic. That’s treating a leak like a supply problem. The visitors aren’t the issue — the leak is. The homeowners who need you are already showing up. You just never get to meet the ones who don’t raise their hand.

What Consent Resolve actually does

Consent Resolve is a consent-first visitor-identification layer. In plain terms: when a homeowner on your site accepts a clear consent banner, that “yes” becomes permission to reach out — and we hand you their name and a real email as a lead.

Three things make it different from anything you’ve been sold:

• It’s exclusive. The lead comes off your website and goes to you. It isn’t the same lead sold to four other contractors an hour later.
• The permission is proven, not assumed. Every lead arrives with a timestamped consent record attached — a signed receipt showing who agreed, to what, and when. If a homeowner ever replies “where did you get my email?”, you have a clean, dated answer instead of a scramble.
• It’s a flat $7. No auction, no $50-to-$100-plus shared-lead invoice, no surprise. Seven dollars, and the lead is yours to keep.

You follow up by email, on consent you can stand behind. It’s the calm, defensible version of lead-gen — not the sketchy version.

Why not just buy shared leads?

Because you already know how that story goes. The shared-lead resellers — Thumbtack, Angi, HomeAdvisor — sell the same homeowner to several pros, so you’re racing four other shops to the phone on a lead none of you own. And when you ask where the person’s information came from, the answer is usually a shrug. That gap is not hypothetical: the FTC’s action against HomeAdvisor settled with an order to pay up to $7.2 million over how those leads were marketed.

Consent-first is the opposite posture. The homeowner opted in on your site, the record proves it, and the lead belongs to you alone. Same ad budget, a lead you can actually defend.

Come see it — and try it on your own site

If you run a home-service shop and you pay for website traffic, this is built for you. Dropping Consent Resolve on your site is one line of code, live in about ten minutes. No rebuild, no long onboarding.

Today the ask is simple: come see us on Product Hunt, and if it resonates, give it an upvote so the next contractor scrolling their feed finds it too. Then take the two-minute walkthrough and see exactly how a homeowner goes from anonymous visitor to a consented lead in your inbox.

We didn’t build this to win a badge. We built it because watching pros pay for traffic and then lose 98% of it — while shared-lead resellers charge them a fortune for scraps — never sat right. Product Hunt is just the day we get to say it out loud. Thanks for being here for it.

Questions? We’re at hello@consentresolve.com or (727) 202-5996.