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PestPin

How we make money

PestPin is always free for homeowners. You never pay to search, compare providers, read reviews, or request a quote.

Provider billing is enabled for the paid products described below.

Where our revenue comes from

  • Exclusive leads (how we mainly earn). When a local pest control company is available, we offer the request to one company at a time. An approved provider's account credit is deducted only if they accept: $29 for a general-pest lead or $99 for termite and bed bug. A commercial property introduction is $149, keyed to the property type the requester selected, not the pest. The $29 general rate is a founding rate through December 31, 2026. After that a general introduction is $49. Your details are never resold to competing companies. A match and company access to your contact details is confirmed only after acceptance.
  • Optional placement plans. Providers may pay a monthly fee for placement. Depending on tier, that can include placement above unclaimed listings, higher ranking within paid tiers, priority for unassigned local requests, or a labeled Featured slot. Contact details are shown free on every listing, and a monthly plan is not required to receive lead offers.
  • Featured placement. Providers may pay to be featured in a city. Featured listings are always clearly labeled "Sponsored" or "Featured."

What money does not buy

Payment never buys a better star rating or the ability to hide or alter published, request-linked reviews. Record-match labels reflect a match to an official source as processed, not advertising spend. Within a paid placement tier, claimed listings currently appear before unclaimed records. Request-linked rating and review-count signals can affect later ordering when present, with stable tie-breakers after that. This display order is not a recommendation or a claim about work quality.

Our commitment

We label paid placement, moderate reviews before publication, and show the regulator source and processing date behind a record-match label. Readers should still confirm current status, insurance, services, and availability directly.