No retainer. No minimum. No monthly fee. Cancel anytime.
A commercial service contract is worth thousands. One meeting that leads to a roster slot or service agreement pays for the whole engagement many times over. We charge only for the conversation, not the outcome — you close the work.
Written into the agreement before we start, so there's no argument later. A billable meeting must:
If a meeting doesn't meet those criteria, it's not billed — and you can audit any meeting against this standard. We book conversations, not contracts: anyone who guarantees jobs is selling you something else.
Facility managers, property managers, building owners, and operations managers at commercial properties that fit your trade and territory. We contact businesses, never consumers.
No. Every account is worked exclusively for one contractor per trade in a territory. Never shared or resold.
No. Outreach is individual and relevant, sent in your company's name with a working opt-out. We never blast lists, and we honor every opt-out immediately.
No. The pilot is month-to-month with no minimum. You can stop anytime.
List building takes about a week, first outreach follows, and first meetings are typically within two to three weeks. You get a concrete timeline before committing.
An invoice is sent after each meeting that meets the criteria, or you can prepay a batch if you prefer. No fees before a meeting occurs.
You do. The accounts and contacts we develop are yours. We keep records only to serve your engagement and report accurately.
Outreach is truthful about who it's for, opt-outs are honored, and we never use deceptive pitches. We only contact commercial businesses in your agreed area — we never burn the properties you want to win.
ARXD Services is new — founded in 2026 — and we don't pretend otherwise. That's exactly why the pilot is pay-per-meeting with no contract: the risk sits with us until we've earned it. You can audit the process and the accounts at every step.
Tell us your trade and service area. We'll reply with a straight answer about whether we can help — and what a small pilot would look like.