Watch the askbecome the answer.

Watch what happens in the six seconds after you ask for a roofer.

A laptop. Someone types: roof leak, Tampa. Send. The ask leaves the house as a signal, crosses the city, and lands in a server where NEXUS OS is waiting.

The engine reads the words and picks the category, one of 114. It fixes the place. It already holds the roofers in Tampa it has checked: real, active, reachable. It texts one of them the job.

The roofer replies YES. The ask goes back the way it came, and the laptop shows one answer. One name. One verified pro. Not a list.

That is the whole product. The ask is the lead. Free for the person asking. The pro pays only when the customer says the job is done.

Sirfus. Where the ask meets the answer.

Homeowners, ask free at sirfus.com. Pros, list free at sirfus.com/pro.

That $80 lead you just bought? Four other guys bought it too.

Here is how the big lead sites work. A homeowner fills out a form. The site charges you for her name. Then it charges four other plumbers for the same name. Five of you call one person who needs one plumber. Four lose. All five paid.

Sirfus does the opposite. The job offer goes out by text. The first verified pro to reply YES with the code takes it. Only that pro gets the customer. Nobody else is calling her.

And you pay nothing for the offer. Your first three confirmed jobs are free. After that you pay a flat fee for a job only when the customer confirms it got done. A lead that went nowhere costs you nothing, because we never charge for leads.

Example: a one-truck plumber in Tampa takes a water heater job by text. He does the work. The homeowner says yes, it got done. That job was free. So were the next two.

If you are tired of paying to lose, list free at sirfus.com/pro. Two minutes by phone.

List free at sirfus.com/pro. First three confirmed jobs free.

You asked for one plumber. Why are five people calling you?

This is the dirty secret of the lead sites. Your one request gets sold to five pros. The first one calls while you are still typing. The last one calls three weeks later. Then come the texts and the emails. You wanted a faucet fixed. You got a sales campaign.

Sirfus has one rule: one job, one pro. Your request goes out as an offer with no name and no number on it. The first verified local pro to say YES is the only person who gets your contact. If that pro cannot do it, the next one gets the offer. You are never blasted. Your details are never resold.

Example: you ask for a garage door repair. You get one text from Sirfus that says we got it. One text with the pro who took it. One visit. Then one more text from us a few days later: did it get done? Your phone stays quiet the whole time.

Ask once, get one pro. Free, no account, ten seconds. sirfus.com.

Ask free at sirfus.com. No account, ten seconds.

Ten seconds to ask. Three texts back. That is the whole experience.

Most forms are a black hole. You type your problem, hit send, and wait. Maybe someone calls. Maybe five people call. Maybe nobody does. And after the job, nobody ever asks if it got done.

Here is Sirfus, start to finish. You go to sirfus.com, type what you need and your city, leave a phone number, and say yes, a matched pro may contact me. No account. Text one: we got it. A verified local pro takes the job. Text two: here is who is coming. The pro does the work. Text three, a few days later: did it get done? You reply yes or no.

That yes is the whole system. It is how we know which pros show up, and it is the only moment the pro ever pays us. You never pay anything.

Example: a fence repair asked on Monday. Monday, we got it. Tuesday, the pro. Friday, the question, and a yes.

Ask free at sirfus.com. No account, ten seconds.

Ask free at sirfus.com. No account, ten seconds.

No website. No email. No laptop. You are still listed in two minutes.

Every marketing guy says build a site, run ads, post every day. You are one person. You fix things all day and do invoices at night. Most lead sites want an email, a password and a long English form on a laptop. So the best painter in the county never gets on the list.

Sirfus signs you up by phone. Your name, your business, your trade from 114 categories, your city and how far you drive. We text you a code. You type it. You are listed. English or Spanish.

Jobs arrive by text. Your page arrives by text too: reply LINK and we send a private link to My Sirfus, where you see your listing, your jobs, your fees and your card. No password. Reply PAUSE when you are full, RESUME when you are not.

Example: a house cleaner with a phone and no web page. She lists on Sunday night from the couch. The first job text comes Tuesday.

List free at sirfus.com/pro. Trabaja desde tu telefono.

List free at sirfus.com/pro. First three confirmed jobs free.

You were on a ladder. The phone rang. That job used to be gone.

A homeowner calls. You are under a sink or on a roof. Voicemail. She does not leave a message. She calls the next name. By the time you climb down, she hired someone else. You did nothing wrong. You were working.

Sirfus never calls you. It texts you the job: the trade, the town, what the customer wrote, and a short code. When you can, you reply YES and the code. The job is yours, and the customer gets a text with your name. The offer waits for you for a while; it does not vanish the second you miss it.

If you cannot take it, do nothing, and the next verified pro gets the offer. Nobody is hanging up on your voicemail.

Example: an HVAC tech in an attic sees the text twenty minutes later from the truck, replies YES and the code, and the homeowner already knows help is coming.

List free at sirfus.com/pro. Jobs by text, from the truck.

List free at sirfus.com/pro. First three confirmed jobs free.

We checked thirteen roofing companies in Tampa. Three passed.

A directory lists anyone. A name, a phone number, a logo from 2014. You cannot tell a live business from a dead one, and the directory does not care, because it is paid either way.

Before a job ever reaches a pro, the engine checks three things. Real: a live website or an operating listing, judged as that kind of business in that town. Active: recent reviews or recent work on the site. Reachable: a phone or an email that verifies. All three, and the business is verified. Miss one, and it is a candidate. A candidate never gets a job, never gets a text, and is never shown.

Tampa roofing, one run. Thirteen businesses found on the open web. Three verified. Ten candidates. Seven of the ten failed on one thing only: no phone or email we could verify. They stay out until they do.

That is why one answer from Sirfus beats fifty names. The checking already happened.

Homeowners, ask free at sirfus.com. Roofers, be one of the three: list free at sirfus.com/pro.

Homeowners, ask free at sirfus.com. Pros, list free at sirfus.com/pro.

Every other site charges you before the job. We charge you after. Or not at all.

Think about how backwards the lead business is. You pay for a phone number. The person might not answer. They hired someone yesterday. They are price shopping. You paid either way, and the site got paid when you did not.

Here is the Sirfus deal, exactly. Listing is free. Your first three confirmed jobs are free. After that, a flat fee per job, by trade, and it is charged only when the customer texts back yes, it got done. No yes, no fee. No bidding. No pay-to-rank. The nearest verified pro gets the offer, not the pro who spent the most.

You put a card on file once, through Stripe, and your page shows every charge with its receipt. The fee for your trade is on your page before you take a single job.

Example: a fence job. The customer confirms the fence is standing. That is the moment the fee happens, and only then.

That is the whole deal. Help, not a toll booth. List free at sirfus.com/pro.

List free at sirfus.com/pro. First three confirmed jobs free.

Six things Sirfus cannot do. Each one is how the other guys make money.

One. Charge the person asking. Never. Free, forever, no account.

Two. Send one request to more than one pro. One job, one pro.

Three. Charge a pro for a contact who was not a real, consenting person.

Four. Rank or favor a pro by what they pay. No bidding. No pay-to-rank.

Five. Publish a browsable directory. The pro is found by the ask, not by a list.

Six. Buy ads for demand we have no verified pro to serve.

We did not write these as promises. We built an engine that cannot do them. That is why the person asking can trust the text they get, and the pro can trust the job in it.

Homeowners, ask free at sirfus.com. Pros, list free at sirfus.com/pro.

Homeowners, ask free at sirfus.com. Pros, list free at sirfus.com/pro.

Ask your AI for a roofer and it gives you ten links. You did not want links.

More people ask an assistant than a search box now. Find me a roofer in Tampa. The answer is a list of websites, and you are back to calling down a list. The assistant can talk. It cannot make a roofer show up on Tuesday.

Sirfus is built to be the thing the assistant calls. We publish how Sirfus works in a file every assistant can read, we mark up every page, and we run an MCP server and an API that any software can connect to. Through that connection an assistant can ask Sirfus for one verified local pro for the person in front of it, and Sirfus texts the rest.

The engine itself is built with Claude. It judges whether a business fits with Jev. It searches the open web with Firecrawl, texts through Twilio, checks every email with ZeroBounce, and charges through Stripe only when a job is confirmed. We name every tool, because the tools are how one ask becomes one answer.

Example: a developer connects an assistant to the Sirfus server. A user says, I need a roofer in Tampa this week. The assistant asks Sirfus. One verified roofer replies YES. The user gets a name, not a list.

The future is asking, not searching. Today you can ask at sirfus.com. Builders: hello@sirfus.com for a key.

Homeowners, ask free at sirfus.com. Pros, list free at sirfus.com/pro.