Independent, or a House?
A House pays a seat subscription to receive routed leads and dispatch them to their bondsmen — the liability, licensing, and downline stay with the House. Independents work solo off their own seat. Everyone pays a per-bond fee at checkout when a bond is actually posted.
I'm the bondsman. It's just me.
One seat. Leads come straight to you. You post, you sign, you invoice. Best for solo operators doing 1–20 bonds a month.
Continue as IndependentI run an agency. I dispatch to bondsmen.
Seat-based subscription. Leads route to the House first — you dispatch to whichever seat is available. The House owns the liability, the licensing, the customer.
Continue as a HouseThe map only turns on when your agent goes en route.
Nobody gets watched doing paperwork. Filing, the clerk, jail processing — the family sees the phase, not a dot. The second the agent taps Start run, this is what they get. And when he's stuck at an administrative wait — clerk counter, magistrate, release queue — the dot holds and the job shows the wait, then picks back up when he rolls again.
What a seat gets you
The counter, in their pocket
Families talk to the agent first. Qualified calls land in your feed, not your voicemail.
The network, on your board
Jobs route by county, proximity, and availability. Your seats see everything the House sees.
The run, tracked end to end
Posting, pickup, and the ride home — every leg stamped to the case file and visible live.