The Multi-Billion Dollar Network
That Can Scale Your Business

Firstly, AI, private equity, and retiring owners are already changing who wins in your market. Waiting doesn't pause any of that. The contractors who make the first move are the ones buying up shops, not the ones getting bought out or muscled out on leads.

Secondly, Freedom sold out the last 3 years in a row, and we had to turn people away at the door. We don't want you to be someone who missed out on gaining what it takes to elevate their business at such a pivotal time in the home service industry.

• General Admission ($997) gets you every keynote, every conference session, meals, premium vendor access, and the cocktail networking night.
• GA + Tech Training ($1,397) adds a full day of hands-on technician training on top of everything in GA. Learn more about Tech Training →
• GA + Frontline ($1,397) adds a full day of CSR and dispatch training on top of everything in GA. Learn more about Frontline Training →
• VIP ($3,997) includes everything in GA plus upgraded seating and swag, the VIP dinner, VIP lounge access, meet-and-greets with speakers, and free access to both the Tech and Frontline training days.
• Ultra ($15,000) includes everything in VIP plus a private brunch with Tommy Mello (capped at 25 people), front-row seating, and your hotel room included.

Absolutely. And in doing so, you'll spare yourself from walking out with the strategy, then go home and spend dozens of man-hours trying to explain “AI lead gen” to your frontline team who weren't in the room. Bring your ops lead, your marketing person, whoever actually implements what you learn.

Group rates kick in at 5+ tickets, so bringing your team usually costs less per person than you'd think.

That's fine, nobody's pitching you a deal. But even if you never touch PE, your competitor might, and a capital injection changes what “competing” looks like in your market, whether you signed up for it or not. Same with AI and hiring. Come for the strategies that make your business stronger regardless of who eventually buys what.

Most growth conferences are run by people who've never actually run a home service company; they run conferences. And at those, you'll get all of the pomp and circumstance, but a lot less meat on the bone.

At Freedom, it's raw, pointed information. Every speaker here has built and scaled their business, some to nine figures. You're getting what actually worked (and what blew up in their face) from people with real payrolls on the line, not theory from someone who does the keynote circuit for a living.

The speakers built $10M–$100M+ companies, but none of them started there. The systems, the hiring playbook, the AI tools they're covering work whether you're at $500K or $50M, you just get to apply them earlier and skip a few years of expensive trial and error. Showing up small just means more runway before any of this gets harder to fix.

Fair concern. Nobody wants three days of business cards and cold pitches. That's exactly why we handpick attendees and vendors, so you're standing next to operators solving the same problems you are, not dodging sales reps. And if someone does pitch you, there's a decent chance it's because they already solved the exact problem you were complaining about five minutes earlier.