Pest control calls we buy
The pest matters. A homeowner asking about ants in the kitchen may fit a different offer from someone reporting termites or bed bugs. Ask the caller what they have seen, which part of the property is affected and whether they want a one-time visit or ongoing service.
Do not turn an uncertain description into a diagnosis. If the caller cannot identify the pest, record that clearly so the receiving team can discuss inspection options. Some offers accept general household pests while others are limited to particular treatments.
Wildlife removal, fumigation and larger infestations need separate confirmation. Advertising should not promise that one treatment will solve every problem or claim a specific treatment is safe for every household. Let the service provider explain its process.
Accepted call types
Call types must match the offer approved for your account. Confirm the service, location and caller intent before routing.
Pest control services and sub-services
Residential pest inspections and treatment inquiries, with pest types and treatment coverage confirmed before launch.
- Ant control
- Cockroach treatment
- Rodent control
- Termite inspections and treatment
- Bed bug treatment
- Mosquito control
- Flea and tick treatment
- Wasp and hornet removal
- Spider control
- Recurring pest prevention
- Pest inspections
What makes a suitable call?
- Identify the suspected pest or explain that identification is needed.
- Confirm the treatment address and affected part of the property.
- Disclose whether the request is for one-time or recurring service.
- Traffic sources and call formats must be approved before launch. Calls must meet the agreed location, timing and duplicate rules.
Calls we do not accept
- Pesticide purchases and DIY treatment advice
- Animal emergencies or municipal animal-control requests
- Wildlife or specialist treatments outside the approved offer
- Spam, fabricated or incentivized calls; job applications; and traffic outside approved services or locations.
Before you send traffic
Rates, billable-call requirements, caps and payment schedules are agreed for your offer before launch. A call is not payable simply because it connects.
Review our publisher standards and tell us how you generate calls. Approval, tracking and buying criteria must be confirmed before launch.