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Electrician leads in London: pay per lead, no subscription

  • Checked October 2026
  • 4 min read
  • By PROS AI editorial team
Electrician leads in London: pay per lead, no subscription

Quick answer

The short version, before the detail.

PROS AI UK sends electrical job requests from London homeowners to local electricians by text. You pay for each lead you receive, there is no subscription and no minimum, and your first lead is free. This page explains what a lead is, what it costs, when you pay, what happens when a lead is bad, and how to sign up.

How does PROS AI work for electricians?

A homeowner in London describes the electrical job they need done: a consumer unit replacement, a circuit that keeps tripping, an EICR for a rental flat, an EV charger, extra sockets. PROS AI passes that request by text to at most three local electricians. If you are one of them, the text arrives on your phone, you get in touch with the homeowner, and you quote and win the work in your own way.

A request goes to a maximum of three electricians. Sometimes it goes to two, sometimes to one. How many share it sets what each of you pays.

What counts as a lead?

A lead is one homeowner request for electrical work, passed by text to at most three local electricians. It is not a click on a profile, a page view, or a message from someone browsing. You are charged for the request you received, and only for that.

Because a request can be shared by up to three electricians, the homeowner may hear from more than one of you. A quick call back counts.

What does an electrician lead cost in London?

Every job type has a base price. What you pay depends on how many electricians the request was sent to:

  • Three electricians share the request: each pays the base price.
  • Two share it: each pays 1.4 times the base price.
  • You are the only electrician on it: you pay 2 times the base price.

Electrical lead prices run from £18 to £50 depending on the job, with a full rewire at the top. So a £20 electrical lead costs £20 when three of you share it, £28 when two share it, and £40 when it is yours alone. The exclusive price is double the shared price, and nobody else from PROS AI is quoting for that job.

PROS AI UK LTD is not VAT registered today, so no VAT is added to lead fees.

Is the first lead really free?

Yes. A new tradesperson's first lead is free. After that you pay per lead. There is no subscription, no monthly fee and no minimum spend, so in a month with no leads you pay nothing.

When do you pay for a lead?

Nothing is billable until five working days after the lead arrives. Lead fees are then charged to the card on your account on the 15th and on the last day of each month. A lead that arrives in the few days before a billing date is not on that bill; it is billed on the next one.

You are not asked to pay for each lead as it arrives and you do not top up a balance. You add a card once, and the fees you owe are collected on the two billing dates.

What happens if a lead is bad?

Some requests are not genuine: a wrong number, a homeowner who did not ask for an electrician, a request that is not a real job. A lead like that can be disputed in the portal and it is reviewed. Raise the dispute as soon as you see the problem rather than waiting for the bill.

Who is PROS AI for, and who is it not for?

It suits an electrician or a small electrical firm working in London who wants to pay only when a homeowner has asked for the work, who can answer the phone or call back quickly, and who would rather have no monthly fee than a directory listing to maintain.

It does not suit everyone. PROS AI does not promise a number of leads per month, so if you need a set number of jobs each month to plan around, no pay-per-lead service can give you that and PROS AI does not claim to. It only serves London, so if you work elsewhere it is not for you. And if you cannot respond to a request the same day, the shared model works against you, because the homeowner may already be talking to someone else.

Consumer guidance tells homeowners to check that an electrician is registered with a Part P competent person scheme such as NICEIC or NAPIT before hiring, so expect that question and have your registration details ready.

How do you sign up?

  1. Go to provider.pros-ai.co.uk on your phone and enter your details: name, mobile number, trade and the areas you cover.
  2. Add a debit or credit card. Later you find it in the portal under Profile settings, then Manage payments.
  3. Confirm the code sent to you by text, and your account is live.

Your first lead is free, and nothing is charged to the card until a lead is five working days old and a billing date has come round.

Electrician leads in London: pay per lead, no subscription