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Commercial Trades

Meetings with the people who sign service contracts.

Commercial work is won in a meeting, not on a phone line. Korra finds the facility directors, property managers and owners at the buildings you want to serve, reaches them directly, and books the meeting on your calendar.

ModelPay per held appointmentBilled onHeld decision-maker appointment
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Crew working on a commercial job site
Example
AppointmentCommercial
Rooftop unit maintenance, 6 sitesToronto, ON
Attendee
Facilities director
Portfolio
6 commercial buildings
Need
Current contract ends in 90 days
Held
Thu 2:00 PM
Held

Who we serve

Commercial Trades companies

Decision-maker appointments for commercial HVAC, roofing, electrical and technical service providers.

  • Commercial HVAC and refrigeration
  • Commercial plumbing and electrical
  • Commercial roofing
  • Building automation and controls
  • Fire and sprinkler systems
  • Elevator services
  • Access control and security
  • Commercial restoration
  • Kitchen-exhaust cleaning and backflow testing
  • EV-charger installation

Why this model

Why pay per held appointment.

01One contract can be worth a year of residential calls.
02We reach decision-makers directly with targeted outreach.
03You pay when the meeting is held, not when it is booked.

What counts

Billed only when it meets the rules.

The standard rules below apply to every division. Your agreement sets the details for your business.

Held appointment
  • Owner or decision-maker attends
  • Property or company inside your territory
  • A project or service you accept
  • Above your minimum size
  • Inside your agreed timeline
  • The appointment is held
Not billable
  • No-show
  • Wrong person in the meeting
  • Outside your service area
  • Below your minimum size
  • Already your customer, when excluded
  • Duplicate of an earlier booking

Read the full qualification rules

Start small

Start with ten.

Ten qualified calls, or ten held appointments. Choose your territory, services and weekly capacity, and judge Korra on a sample you can review call by call.

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Questions

The fine print, in plain English.

01Are calls and appointments exclusive?

Yes, when sold as exclusive. An exclusive call or appointment goes to one company only, under the duplicate and overflow rules in your agreement. Any exception is written into that agreement.

02What counts as qualified?

The service, the location, the caller’s authority, the call length, new-customer status and your exclusions. The written rules in your agreement decide what is billed.

03Can I choose which services I get?

Yes. You choose the categories, such as repair, emergency, replacement, maintenance or commercial work, and turn off the ones you do not want.

04Can I control volume?

Yes. Daily and weekly caps, operating hours, branch routing and a pause switch keep volume in line with your crews.

05How much does a call or appointment cost?

It depends on the territory, the service, the season and how strict the qualification is. We quote a price for your territory rather than one national rate.

06What happens with a bad call or a no-show?

A no-show is never billed. For a call, you dispute it inside the agreed window; we review the recording and the details against the written rules, then approve or decline the credit and tell you why.

07Do you work with renovation and commercial companies?

Yes. Renovation contractors usually buy held consultations. Commercial trades and facility-service companies usually buy held meetings with decision-makers, which we generate through direct outreach to the properties you want to serve.

08Does Korra guarantee jobs?

No. Korra controls how calls and appointments are generated, routed and checked. Your team controls the answering, the scheduling, the selling and the work.

Ready to add more service work?

Tell us where you operate, which services you want and how much your team can take on.

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