For Christmas light and permanent lighting companies doing $100,000+ a year. The MC System runs and funds the marketing, sends you the leads, and earns a commission on jobs that actually close. Applications open nationwide.
Pay-per-lead sells the same name to four companies and bills all four. Retainer agencies bill on the first of the month regardless of what came in. Both models get paid before the work does — which means the incentive is volume, not closed jobs.
That's the whole arrangement. No budget approvals, no ad account access, no monthly invoice to argue about.
This isn't a fit for everyone, and finding that out on a call wastes both sides' time.
Enough volume and margin in the work for a commission model to make sense on both sides.
High-ticket seasonal or high-ticket year-round. Those are the two the model is built around right now.
Leads are perishable. Companies that respond fast get routed more volume — that's how the routing works.
The MC System works with more than one company in the same trade and area on purpose. Leads get routed toward whoever answers fastest and closes best. If a company stops picking up the phone, volume moves.
That's an uncomfortable thing to say on a sales page, which is exactly why it's on one. A partner who hears it up front never gets surprised by it later.
Takes about two minutes. Every application gets a real answer either way.
Nothing. There is no setup fee, no onboarding fee and no cost per lead. The marketing is funded by The MC System.
A percentage of jobs that close and get paid. The exact percentage is agreed before anything starts and varies by trade and deal structure. Nothing is owed on a lead that doesn't turn into paid work.
Because pay-per-lead punishes the company that answers the phone late and rewards whoever sells the most names. Commission on closed work means both sides only win in the same direction — there is no reason to send volume that doesn't convert.
No, and that's deliberate. The MC System works with more than one company in a trade and routes leads toward whoever is producing the best results. Answering fast and closing well is what earns volume.
Below that, a business is usually still building the capacity to handle consistent inbound work, and a commission model only makes sense when there's enough margin in the job to support it.
Christmas light and permanent lighting installation are the focus. Christmas lights are high-ticket and seasonal; permanent lighting is high-ticket and sells year-round.
No. Applications are open to Christmas light and permanent lighting companies anywhere in the United States. Not every market gets taken on at once, so applying is the way to find out.
The application gets reviewed and a conversation follows if it's a fit. If it isn't the right time or the right market, you'll be told directly rather than left waiting.
Message on WhatsApp or call directly. No pitch deck, no scheduled demo.
