Ads for painting contractors
Estimate requests on
the slow weeks.
Uprise Growth runs paid ads for painting companies. Homeowners in your area land on an estimate page in your brand, answer four questions, and the request hits your phone with the details. $1,000 a month, month to month, and if the first 30 days don't produce at least 10 estimate requests, you don't pay for month two.
Last updated 2026-09-20. Miami-based, works with painters anywhere in the United States.
The problem
Referrals don't schedule themselves.
Every painter we talk to is slammed when the weather is good and quiet for random weeks in between. Angi and HomeAdvisor sell the same lead to four companies. Boosted posts get likes, not calls. The gap is a system that produces estimate requests on demand and turns off when the calendar is full.
How it works
Four parts, one path.
The same setup that did 51 leads in five weeks for a Miami cleaning company, pointed at painting.
Homeowners land on a four-tap page: what needs painting, how big, when, and their number. You get the job details before you ever call back. A homepage sends them to your gallery and they leave.
Meta campaigns aimed at homeowners in your service area, tested weekly. Winners get more budget, losers get cut. You see spend, cost per estimate request, and calls every week.
The request hits your phone as a text within a minute, with the details. A lead answered in five minutes books; one answered tomorrow already hired someone else.
Month to month. When the calendar is full, we lower spend. When referrals go quiet, we raise it. You cover your own ad spend so the account, the pixel, and the audiences stay yours.
The offer
$1,000 a month. 10 estimate requests or month two is free.
Month to month. You cover ad spend directly with Meta, usually $30 to $50 a day to start, so the ad account, pixel, and audiences are yours if we ever part ways. Includes the ads, the estimate page, tracking, and a weekly report on spend, cost per estimate request, and calls.
The guarantee is on estimate requests, which the ads control. Closing them is your estimate and your price; we tell you the numbers either way.
Proof
Real numbers, dated, from live accounts.
Pinecrest Clean Co, Miami, Aug to Sep 2026: 0 to 51 leads in five weeks, 20 calls, 5 jobs won, Meta leads at $14.52. True Cut, a Florida wrap and tint shop: 65 website leads on $368 of spend, $5.66 each. Both case studies are public. The first painting case study goes here when it exists.
Questions painters ask
Straight answers.
$1,000 per month, month to month, no contract. You pay Meta directly for ad spend, so the ad account and everything in it belongs to you. There is no setup fee.
If you don't get at least 10 estimate requests in the first 30 days, you don't pay for month two. The guarantee is on estimate requests, which the ads control, not on closed jobs, which depend on your estimate and your price.
Most painters start between $30 and $50 a day. At that level a well-built campaign in a mid-size metro usually produces 20 to 30 leads a month; the estimate page filters those down to the ones worth driving to.
As of September 2026 the system is running for a Miami cleaning company (51 leads in five weeks at $14.52 each, 20 calls, 5 jobs won) and a Florida wrap and tint shop (65 leads at $5.66 each). Painters are the focus now, and the first painting case study will be published here when it exists. We don't invent results.
No. Those leads are sold to several painters at once and you pay whether or not they answer. These come from ads in your name, to a page in your brand, and only you get them.
Rio Costa, the founder. No account manager in between. You text him directly.
Want to see what 3 to 4 extra jobs a month looks like in your market?
15 minutes. I look at your numbers and show you what the estimate page and ads would do in your city. If it's not a fit, I'll say so and we hang up.