textplumbers.com · Premium domain for sale
Text a leak, a clog, or a photo. AI gets a plumber on it.
When a pipe fails, people grab a phone, not a browser. They text a photo from under the sink. This name is the number they text, and the system that diagnoses, prices, and books a licensed plumber.
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How it works
When a pipe fails, people grab a phone, not a browser. They text a photo from under the sink. This name is the number they text, and the system that diagnoses, prices, and books a licensed plumber.
- Step 1
They text the name
A homeowner sends a photo of a leak, a clog, a water heater, or a flooded floor.
- Step 2
AI does the work
It diagnoses the issue, says if it is DIY or a pro job, and gathers a time window and a price range.
- Step 3
A plumber is booked
Licensed shops bid or take the job. Someone is on the way. You take a fee or a commission.
Five ways this domain gets to $100M
Each model can reach $100M in annual revenue on its own. If it costs 20% to build and maintain, profit is 80% of revenue, or $80M at that scale. The figures are working assumptions for a buyer, not a forecast, and they do not use invented market statistics.
- Model 1
Vertical AI chatbot
A text-native plumbing assistant for homeowners and property managers. Revenue comes from consumer subscriptions, CPC advertising, and CPL offers.
- Diagnose a leak, clog, or no-hot-water issue from a photo or a short description.
- Tell you if it is a DIY fix or you need a licensed plumber.
- Book a plumber to the door, with a time window and a price range.
Path to $100M annual revenue Line Amount 800,000 subscribers at $8/month $76.8M 8,000,000 ad clicks at $2 CPC $16M 144,000 booked-job CPL leads at $50 $7.2M Annual revenue $100M Profit at 20% cost $80M - Model 2
AI bidding for plumbing jobs
Homeowners text the job. Licensed plumbers bid. The model fights for a better price, a faster arrival, and clearer scope, then takes a commission. Same motion as Priceline, Kayak, or Thumbtack, built for emergency and scheduled plumbing work.
Path to $100M annual revenue Line Amount Jobs a year 1,600,000 Average ticket $500 Commission 12.5% Annual revenue $100M Profit at 20% cost $80M - Model 3
Shop OS, sold as B2B SaaS
Dispatch, quoting, and a shared text inbox for plumbing companies. The shop already lives on the phone. Charge a yearly platform fee for an AI front desk that books, upsells, and keeps the calendar full.
Path to $100M annual revenue Line Amount Plumbing shops 20,000 Price per shop per year (about $417/month) $5,000 Annual revenue $100M Profit at 20% cost $80M - Model 4
Exclusive job-lead marketplace
Sell high-intent, local, exclusive jobs to licensed plumbers who already buy leads. Emergency work supports a higher price per job than a generic home-services click.
Path to $100M annual revenue Line Amount Exclusive jobs a year 400,000 Price per exclusive lead $250 Annual revenue $100M Profit at 20% cost $80M - Model 5
Parts, service plans, and job financing
When the diagnosis is a water heater, a repipe, or a membership, attach the product or the financing. You take an affiliate or equipment fee on work the domain already originated.
Path to $100M annual revenue Line Amount Water-heater, repipe, or service-plan attaches a year 500,000 Affiliate or equipment take each $200 Annual revenue $100M Profit at 20% cost $80M
Competitive analysis
These firms already sit between homeowners and plumbers, or sell the software shops use to run the truck. Funding and revenue figures are only from sources opened for this page. Monthly website visits were not disclosed in the Crunchbase Semrush cards, so visits are marked not disclosed. Semrush U.S. ranks are point-in-time figures from those Crunchbase cards, retrieved November 14, 2026.
| Company | What they do | Funding or ownership | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angi | Homeowner-to-pro marketplace for home projects, including plumbing, electrical, and remodel work. Public company, Nasdaq: ANGI. | Public. Crunchbase lists $180.3 million in historical funding. [3] | Revenue of $1,030.5 million for the year ended December 31, 2025, down 13% from $1,185.1 million in 2024. Crunchbase Semrush U.S. rank: 2,113. Monthly visits: not disclosed. [1][2][3] |
| ServiceTitan | Operating system for trades businesses, including plumbing, HVAC, and electrical shops. Public company, Nasdaq: TTAN. | Public. Crunchbase: $1.465 billion total, including a $365 million Series H announced November 10, 2022. [5] | Revenue of $961.0 million in the fiscal year ended January 31, 2026, up 24% from $771.9 million. Customers invoiced $82.1 billion of gross transaction volume on the platform that year. Crunchbase Semrush U.S. rank: 3,810. Monthly visits: not disclosed. [4][5] |
| Thumbtack | Home-services marketplace that connects consumers with local pros, including plumbers. | Private. Crunchbase: $773.2 million total, including $75 million of debt announced July 31, 2024. Last equity amount on Crunchbase: $275 million. [6] | Crunchbase Semrush U.S. rank: 1,479. Monthly visits: not disclosed. Revenue: not disclosed. [6] |
| Jobber | Cloud software for scheduling, invoicing, and running mobile service businesses, including plumbing shops. | Private. Crunchbase: $183.5 million total, including a $100 million Series D announced February 7, 2023, led by General Atlantic. [7] | Crunchbase Semrush U.S. rank: 2,015. Monthly visits: not disclosed. Revenue: not disclosed. [7] |
| Housecall Pro | Mobile-first business software for home-service companies, including plumbers. | Private. Crunchbase: $175.0 million total, including a $65.0 million Series D announced June 23, 2022, led by Permira. [8] | Crunchbase Semrush U.S. rank: 3,350. Monthly visits: not disclosed. Revenue: not disclosed. [8] |
| Taskrabbit | On-demand marketplace for furniture assembly, moving, handyman work, and other home tasks. Overlaps with small plumbing and handy jobs, not licensed new-construction plumbing. | IKEA Group (Ingka Holding) signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Taskrabbit on September 25, 2017. The purchase price was not disclosed. Crunchbase lists $37.7 million raised before the sale. [9][10] | Crunchbase Semrush U.S. rank: 4,249. Monthly visits: not disclosed. Revenue: not disclosed. [10] |
This is a landscape of funded or high-traffic operators, not a claim that any of them is for sale, and not a complete census of the category.
Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Plumbing is a large, fragmented trades market. The name is most naturally a residential service and emergency inbox, so the right frame is all plumbing work, then the residential service slice, then the digital or software take rate a new operator could collect.
TAM, top down
Published plumbing market sizes do not agree, and some sources mix plumbing with HVAC or with construction. Jobber's plumbing industry statistics page says the U.S. plumbing market is currently valued at $158.6 billion, and in the same article says that by 2029 the market is set to be valued at $158.6 billion. Those two statements cannot both be precise, so the figure is best treated as a mid-to-high $100 billion industry estimate with an unclear year. Jobber also cites more than 132,000 plumbing businesses. Marketdata LLC, in a January 30, 2026 summary of its home-maintenance report, values the broader U.S. home services market at $543 billion in 2025 and says HVAC and plumbing together are 26% of that market, which is about $141 billion for the two trades combined, not plumbing alone. Chinook Capital Advisors, in a Q2 2025 industry note, sizes the U.S. residential plumbing market at $38 billion, with projected growth of 1.2% a year for five years. That residential number is the most relevant top-down TAM for a consumer text-to-book product. Labor context, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook: 510,600 jobs for plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters in 2025, median pay of $63,800 in May 2025, and projected growth of 7% from 2025 to 2035. Jobber's 736,000 people employed is a wider count than this official occupation total and should not be treated as the same series. [12][13][11][14]
SAM, residential jobs and shop software
For a consumer marketplace, the serviceable market starts with residential plumbing, about $38 billion on Chinook's figure. If a platform took a 10% commission and every residential job ran through it, the revenue pool would be $3.8 billion. That 100% penetration will not happen. If 10% to 20% of residential spend is booked through a digital marketplace, the take-rate pool is about $380 million to $760 million. The 10% take rate and the 10% to 20% penetration are stated assumptions, not measured market shares. For shop software, a separate SAM: 132,000 plumbing businesses, if 100% paid $5,000 a year for an operating system, would be a $660 million software pool. The $5,000 price is the working price used in the Shop OS model on this page, not a surveyed average selling price. ServiceTitan already reported $961.0 million of revenue in the fiscal year ended January 31, 2026, across many trades, not plumbing alone, which shows how large a multi-trade shop platform can get and why a plumbing-only software SAM sits well below that. [11][12][4]
SOM, an illustrative $100M
The $100 million annual revenue on this page is illustrative, not a forecast. It is 0.26% of Chinook's $38 billion residential market, or about 13% to 26% of the illustrative $380 million to $760 million marketplace take-rate pool, or about 15% of the illustrative $660 million plumbing-software pool. That is ambitious for a single brand in a local, licensed trade, and it is plausible only with national coverage and strong execution. [11][12]
Bottom up
One model on this page reaches $100 million with 1,600,000 jobs a year, a $500 average ticket, and a 12.5% commission. At a $500 ticket, Chinook's $38 billion residential market would imply about 76 million residential jobs a year if every job were that size, which it is not, because tickets range from a small drain clear to a full repipe. Using that $500 ticket only as a model average, 1.6 million jobs would be about 2.1% of that implied volume. The $500 ticket and 12.5% commission are working assumptions, not official averages. A software path is also shown: 20,000 shops at $5,000 a year equals $100 million, which would be about 15% of the 132,000 businesses Jobber cites. [11][12]
Quarterly path to a $100M run rate
Illustrative projection, not a forecast.
A 20-quarter ramp for an operator running this name as a plumbing product. Annual run rate is that quarter's revenue times 4. The ramp reaches a $100M run rate in Year 5, Quarter 4, when quarterly revenue is $25M and profit is $20M.
Yearly totals
Swipe the tables sideways to see profit and annual run rate.
| Year | Revenue | Profit (80%) | Exit run rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $1.10M | $0.88M | $2.00M |
| Year 2 | $5.55M | $4.44M | $8.60M |
| Year 3 | $18.15M | $14.52M | $25.60M |
| Year 4 | $45.60M | $36.48M | $60.00M |
| Year 5 | $86.60M | $69.28M | $100.00M |
| Quarter | Period | Revenue | Profit (80%) | Annual run rate (Q x 4) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y1Q1 | Year 1, Q1 | $0.10M | $0.08M | $0.40M |
| Y1Q2 | Year 1, Q2 | $0.20M | $0.16M | $0.80M |
| Y1Q3 | Year 1, Q3 | $0.30M | $0.24M | $1.20M |
| Y1Q4 | Year 1, Q4 | $0.50M | $0.40M | $2.00M |
| Y2Q1 | Year 2, Q1 | $0.75M | $0.60M | $3.00M |
| Y2Q2 | Year 2, Q2 | $1.10M | $0.88M | $4.40M |
| Y2Q3 | Year 2, Q3 | $1.55M | $1.24M | $6.20M |
| Y2Q4 | Year 2, Q4 | $2.15M | $1.72M | $8.60M |
| Y3Q1 | Year 3, Q1 | $2.90M | $2.32M | $11.60M |
| Y3Q2 | Year 3, Q2 | $3.85M | $3.08M | $15.40M |
| Y3Q3 | Year 3, Q3 | $5.00M | $4.00M | $20.00M |
| Y3Q4 | Year 3, Q4 | $6.40M | $5.12M | $25.60M |
| Y4Q1 | Year 4, Q1 | $8.10M | $6.48M | $32.40M |
| Y4Q2 | Year 4, Q2 | $10.10M | $8.08M | $40.40M |
| Y4Q3 | Year 4, Q3 | $12.40M | $9.92M | $49.60M |
| Y4Q4 | Year 4, Q4 | $15.00M | $12.00M | $60.00M |
| Y5Q1 | Year 5, Q1 | $17.80M | $14.24M | $71.20M |
| Y5Q2 | Year 5, Q2 | $20.60M | $16.48M | $82.40M |
| Y5Q3 | Year 5, Q3 | $23.20M | $18.56M | $92.80M |
| Y5Q4 | Year 5, Q4 | $25.00M | $20.00M | $100.00M |
Highlight marks the first quarter the annual run rate reaches $100M.
Assumptions. The starting period is Year 1, Quarter 1. Growth is a 20-quarter climb from $0.10M in quarterly revenue to $25.00M, a slower home-services ramp than a pure software product. Annual run rate equals quarterly revenue times 4. Profit equals 80% of revenue in every quarter, because costs to build and maintain are assumed at 20%. This is one illustrative path, not a blended forecast of the five models, and not a promise of results.
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Sources
- Angi Q4 and FY2025 earnings release
- Angi Form 10-K consolidated statement of operations
- Crunchbase: Angi
- ServiceTitan FY2026 earnings release
- Crunchbase: ServiceTitan
- Crunchbase: Thumbtack
- Crunchbase: Jobber
- Crunchbase: Housecall Pro
- IKEA Group acquisition announcement, Sept. 28, 2017
- Crunchbase: Taskrabbit
- Chinook Capital Advisors, residential plumbing overview, Q2 2025
- Jobber Academy, plumbing industry statistics
- Marketdata LLC, U.S. home services market, Jan. 30, 2026
- BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters