For Australian Pool Builders
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Lock in pool building leads. Lock out the competition.

Australian homeowners search Google for pool building pricing every day. We rank on Google's first page when they do — and our pool building cost guides put us in front of homeowners with active jobs. Claim your pool building territory and you become the only pool builder they see.

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Coverage: 15 cities live across Australia — one pool builder locked per area.

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Pool leads by city

15 cities live — one contractor locked per area.

AdelaidePool LeadsView → BrisbanePool LeadsView → Byron BayPool LeadsView → CanberraPool LeadsView → DarwinPool LeadsView → GeelongPool LeadsView → Gold CoastPool LeadsView → HobartPool LeadsView → MelbournePool LeadsView → NewcastlePool LeadsView → PerthPool LeadsView → Sunshine CoastPool LeadsView → SydneyPool LeadsView → TownsvillePool LeadsView → WollongongPool LeadsView →

What Pool work costs

Here's what pool jobs are worth across Australia — the leads you'll get are real homeowners pricing exactly this work.

ServiceLowTypicalHigh
Plunge / small fibreglass pool (installed)$25,000total$35,000$45,000
Fibreglass inground pool (installed)$45,000total$65,000$85,000
Concrete inground pool (installed)$65,000total$85,000$110,000
Premium concrete pool + spa + heating$120,000total$160,000$220,000
Concrete pool shell (per m²)$1,800/sqm$2,050$2,300
Excavation + site access$8,000total$16,000$35,000
Paving, coping & surrounds$8,000total$20,000$45,000
Glass pool fencing (per m)$350/m$475$600
Aluminium pool fencing (per m)$80/m$110$150
Pool heating (heat pump / solar / gas)$3,000total$7,000$14,000
Retaining walls (sloped sites)$5,000total$18,000$45,000
Landscaping & pool lighting$5,000total$15,000$35,000

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Common Pool cost questions

How much does a swimming pool cost in Australia?
A swimming pool in Australia costs $45,000–$85,000 for a fibreglass inground pool and $65,000–$110,000 for a concrete inground pool, fully installed. Small plunge or compact fibreglass pools start around $25,000–$45,000, while premium concrete pools with a spa, heating and landscaping run $150,000–$220,000+.
Is a fibreglass or concrete pool cheaper?
Fibreglass is cheaper and far faster — a fibreglass inground pool runs $45,000–$85,000 and is craned in and swimming within 2–4 weeks once approved. Concrete costs more ($65,000–$110,000+) and takes 3–6 months, but it can be built to any shape, size or depth.
Do I need council approval for a pool in Australia?
Yes. Most inground pools in NSW need approval — either a fast Complying Development Certificate (CDC) through a private certifier or a full DA. A compliant pool barrier (fencing) meeting AS1926 is legally required, and the pool must be listed on the NSW Swimming Pools Register before it can be used.
How much does pool fencing cost in Australia?
Glass pool fencing costs about $350–$600 per metre installed; aluminium or tubular steel fencing runs $80–$150 per metre. A compliant barrier under AS1926 is legally required before a pool can be filled and used, so it is part of every pool budget — not an optional extra.
What adds the most to the cost of a pool?
Site access and excavation are the biggest swing — rock, a sloping block, or tight access needing a crane or small digger can add $20,000–$60,000. After that, extras like heating, paving, coping and landscaping ($20,000–$60,000 combined) move a pool from base price to turnkey.
How long does it take to build a pool in Australia?
A fibreglass pool can be installed in 2–4 weeks once approved. A concrete pool takes 3–6 months because the shell is built and cured on site. Approvals (CDC or DA) add a few weeks up front, and fencing must be compliant before the pool is used.

One contractor per territory — first in claims it. 15 cities are live for Pool; once a pool area is locked, every verified enquiry there goes to one contractor only.

How it works

From homeowner search
to your phone in minutes.

Customer searches Google

Homeowner Googles "pool cost your city" and lands on our cost guide page.

Sam qualifies them

Our SMS bot verifies job, suburb, timeline, budget. Real person, real job.

Lead arrives

Verified job lands in your texts. Exclusive tradies get it all. Pay-per-lead see & accept.

Connect & win

Customer's name and phone. You call, you quote, you win the work.

Built for Australian tradies

The alternative to HiPages
tradies actually stick with.

Every lead pre-screened

SMS-qualified before you ever hear about them. Job, suburb, timeline, budget — all confirmed.

Australian-owned, independent data

Cross-referenced against 90+ Australian pricing sources. Not a US lead aggregator wearing AU branding.

No long-term lock-in

Pay-per-lead has zero commitment. Exclusive is month-to-month with the first one free. Walk anytime.

Stripe-secured payments

Bank-grade security, automated invoicing, 1-tap accept. No chasing payment, no chargebacks.

Two ways to work with us

Pick your model.
Switch any time.

Some tradies want every lead in their area, locked in. Others want to pick and choose. We support both.

Pay-Per-Lead
From $25/lead
Pay only when you accept the job
  • SMS-screened leads sent direct to your phone
  • Pay only when you take the lead — no monthly fees
  • Multiple tradies share each territory
  • No commitment, no contracts, no minimums
  • Trade-specific pricing for high-value jobs (electrician, plumber, kitchen reno)
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