Lead generation · France

Travaux.com

Place de marché travaux (propriété US — groupe Angi/Instapro)

Tier A · Workable

Market position

A large French-origin renovation marketplace now owned by the US-listed Angi (via Instapro), connecting homeowners and artisans on a pay-per-lead model with free registration.

France-specific note

Big reach, but it’s US-owned and pay-per-lead — set a strict budget and track cost-per-job, because shared leads can get expensive fast.

Pros

  • + Large established marketplace
  • + Free registration; pay-per-lead
  • + High homeowner traffic
  • + Broad trade coverage

Cons

  • − US-owned (Angi/Instapro), not French-native
  • − Pay-per-lead cost can mount
  • − Leads often shared/contested
  • − Per-lead price not public

Typical France pricing

Pay-per-lead (not public); free registration.

Why this matters for France trades

Facturation électronique is becoming mandatory via approved platforms (PDP) — reception for all businesses from 1 September 2026, issuance for SMEs and micro-entreprises from 1 September 2027; assurance décennale (Loi Spinetta) is legally mandatory before a worksite opens, with a criminal penalty for working uninsured; TVA is multi-rate (20% standard, 10% renovation, 5.5% energy); RGE certification is commercially essential for clients to claim MaPrimeRénov’ and other subsidies; business registration runs through the CMA/guichet unique; and regulated trades require a qualification (diploma or three years’ experience).

French artisan (bâtiment) vendor selection is shaped by the incoming facturation électronique mandate (reception for all businesses from 1 September 2026, issuance for SMEs/micro from 1 September 2027, via approved PDP platforms), mandatory ten-year assurance décennale under the Loi Spinetta, multi-rate TVA (20/10/5.5%), RGE certification for subsidised renovation work, and the micro-entrepreneur regime that most solo tradespeople operate under.

Frequently asked

Is Travaux.com a good fit for France trades?

A large French-origin renovation marketplace now owned by the US-listed Angi (via Instapro), connecting homeowners and artisans on a pay-per-lead model with free registration. Big reach, but it’s US-owned and pay-per-lead — set a strict budget and track cost-per-job, because shared leads can get expensive fast.

What does Travaux.com cost in France?

Pay-per-lead (not public); free registration.. Pricing and availability can change by region — confirm current France pricing on the vendor's site before committing.

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