Questions for your call

Questions to ask on your FloorIt call

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Quick answer

The best questions for your FloorIt call are about your own area, the full cost, how leads work, refunds and what we ask of you. The call runs about 45 to 60 minutes on video, so come ready.

Here are the questions worth asking, and what to do before you join.

Before the call

  1. 1

    Check your area

    Type your ZIP code into our demand page. It takes about 2 minutes

  2. 2

    Write down 3 hard questions

    Money, leads, the work, whatever matters most to you

  3. 3

    Join from a laptop

    So you can see the numbers on screen

  4. 4

    Bring your decision partner

    Whoever helps you make big money decisions

About your area

  • How many owner-occupied homes are in my area?
  • Which ZIP codes would my ad territory include?
  • Are other FloorIt partners living or working near me?
  • What happens to my ad territory if I have a slow stretch?
How ad territories work

About money

  • What is the full fee, and what does each part cover?
  • What will I pay after that, for finish and for leads?
  • Can I see the per-job math for my city?
  • If I finance it, who is the lender, and whose terms apply?

About leads and the work

  • Who calls my first 50 leads?
  • What counts as a lead?
  • When do my leads start?
  • Who looks at a floor I'm not sure about?
How the first 50 leads work

About refunds and leaving

  • How does the 30-day guarantee work, and what isn't refunded?
  • What happens if I want to stop in year two?
  • What do I keep if I leave?
  • Can I see everything you've promised me today in writing?
The refund policy in plain words

A question we won't answer the way you might want

If you ask how much you'll make, we won't give you a number. We'll show you the job math and your area's numbers, and you decide. If we can't answer something, we'll say so.

One partner per area. Apply to check if yours is open.

Apply to become a partner

One partner per area. Check if yours is open.