Ansdale is an AI answering service and light field-service platform for US home-service businesses — HVAC, plumbing, electrical, salon, pet grooming, lawn care, auto repair and barber shops. Plans run $49 to $199 a month, month to month.
If you reach trade owners — a channel, a newsletter, an agency book, a Facebook group, a consulting practice — this converts, because the pitch is one sentence they already agree with: you are losing jobs to voicemail.
About terms
We don’t publish a rate, because we don’t pay every partner the same.
Someone with ten thousand HVAC owners on a mailing list is worth different terms from a one-off blog mention, and a fixed public number would shortchange one of them. So terms are agreed individually, in writing, before you promote anything.
How it works: apply and tell us what your reach actually is. We come back with terms. If they work for you, they are recorded on your account and visible in your partner portal from that day — what you earn, on what basis, and when it settles. You will never be promoting against terms you cannot see.
If you have an audience worth talking about, that conversation will go better for you than a published rate would have.
How attribution works
Affiliate programs live or die on whether you trust the tracking. This part we will tell you precisely.
Every click is logged — timestamp, referrer, user agent. Not just the last cookie. If a payout is ever disputed, there is a click record to settle it with, rather than our word against yours.
A signup can only be attributed once. The database enforces one referral per customer, permanently. Two partners can never be paid for the same business, and nobody’s credit gets reassigned later because someone else’s link was clicked afterwards.
60-day attribution window. A trade owner does not buy software the day they first hear about it. They think about it through a bad week, then sign up. Sixty days covers that; thirty often does not.
60-day qualification. A referral qualifies once the referred business has been active for sixty days. That protects both sides from refund churn, and it means what you are credited for is a real customer rather than a signup that evaporated.
What the partner portal gives you
Self-serve and live, not a spreadsheet emailed once a month.
- Your agreed terms, on the account, visible from the day they are set
- Earnings dashboard with a chart — what you have earned and what is still qualifying
- Referral list — every signup from your link and its current status
- Payout history — what has settled and what is pending
- Marketing kit — approved promo copy and assets with your link already inserted
- Announcements — product changes and new angles worth promoting
- Your link — a short code you can put anywhere
Sign up with email or Google. Applications are reviewed before activation — we approve people, not bots.
Why it converts
The pitch is already agreed. Every trade owner has lost a job to voicemail. You are not teaching a new category, you are naming a complaint they already have.
The price removes the objection. $49 a month against a job worth several hundred is not a considered purchase. No procurement, no demo cycle, no committee.
It works the same day. Owners forward their line and it is answered that afternoon. Fast time-to-value means fewer refunds and longer retention.
Nobody else does both halves. Competitors either answer the phone or run the jobs. Ansdale handles the call, the booking, the dispatch and the invoice from $49 — and says plainly what it does not do (no inventory, no purchase orders, no payroll), which is why it stays cheap.
Who this works for
- Trade YouTubers, newsletter and podcast owners with an audience of owner-operators
- Marketing and GHL agencies already reselling answering or automation into home services — this slots into an existing offer
- Business coaches and consultants working with trade shops
- Bookkeepers and accountants whose clients are contractors and salons
- Existing Ansdale customers referring peers
It does not work for coupon and cashback sites, incentivised traffic, or bidding on our brand terms in paid search. Those get rejected at review.
Why don’t you publish your rates?
Because we would have to publish the lowest one. Terms are set against what a partner actually brings, so a single public number would be wrong for most people who apply. Tell us your reach and we will put something specific in front of you.
When do I find out what I would earn?
Before you promote anything. Terms are agreed in writing after your application is reviewed, then recorded on your account and shown in your portal.
Do I have to commit to anything to apply?
No. Applying starts a conversation. You see the terms, then decide.
Can I promote to my existing clients?
Yes. Agencies and consultants doing exactly this are the partners we most want.
Do you approve everyone?
No. Applications are reviewed. We are looking for people with genuine reach into US home-service businesses.
What if two partners refer the same business?
It can only ever be attributed to one, enforced at the database level. The 60-day window and the click log decide which.
Ready?
Tell us what you reach and we will come back with terms.
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