Tegora vs Scorpion
Same goal: more booked jobs.Different terms.
Scorpion is a large marketing agency for home service, legal, healthcare and franchise businesses, with its own technology. Tegora is built for owner-run home service businesses doing $20K to $80K a month. Both want your phone to ring. The differences are in the contract, who owns the website, and how big a business each is built for.
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| Scorpion | Tegora | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Home services, legal, healthcare and franchises 1 | Owner-run home service businesses, $20K to $80K a month, with a crew |
| Contract | Typically 12 months for technology and SEO; ads typically month to month 1 | First 90 days, then month to month |
| Your website | Yours after the length of your contract is complete 1 | Yours from day one |
| Price | Not published. Reported at $2,000 to $15,000 a month plus ad spend 2 | One monthly fee, quoted on the first call |
Their side is from their own pages and public reviews, checked on the date in the sources below. Ours is how Tegora works today.
When Scorpion is the right choice
You want a big team
Design, SEO, technology and paid ads under one roof, at a size built for multi-location and franchise brands. 1
You run a lot of paid ads
Their ads are typically month to month, separate from the longer technology and SEO commitment. 1
Some clients love the results
One Trustpilot reviewer says Scorpion "doubled our previous years revenue." 3
What owners weigh before signing
A year before you can walk
Their technology and SEO typically require a 12-month contract. Ask what leaving early would cost before you sign. 1
The website is yours later
You own the website after the contract term is complete, not from the start. 1
Reviews are split
Of 36 Trustpilot reviews, 69% give five stars and 28% give one, with complaints that it "locks you in" and about "repeated upselling." 3
What Tegora does instead
You own all of it
The website, the domain, your Google profile and every lead are yours from day one. If you leave, you keep everything.
Month to month after 90 days
The first 90 days cover the install and two monthly sprints. After that you stay because it works, not because a contract says so.
Every lead answered in under a minute
An AI receptionist answers every call and form, day and night, books the visit and flags emergencies. Quotes get followed up until the customer says yes or no.
One screen that shows what is working
Your console shows every lead, where it came from, where you rank and how far your Google Maps reach goes, street by street.
Questions
Is Tegora smaller than Scorpion?
Yes, by a lot, and on purpose. Tegora is built for owner-run businesses where the owner still answers to every missed call. If you run many locations or a franchise, a larger agency may suit you better.
What does Tegora cost?
One monthly fee for the whole system and the people running it. We quote it on the first call, after looking at your business, because a roofer and a cleaning company need different things.
Am I locked into a long contract?
The first 90 days cover the install and your first two monthly sprints. After that it is month to month.
Who owns the website and data?
You do: the site, the domain, your Google profile and every lead. Tegora runs the system on top of them, and you keep all of it if you leave.
Who is Tegora for?
Owner-run home service businesses doing roughly $20K to $80K a month with a crew, mostly in DC, Maryland and Virginia. If that is not you, we will say so on the call.
See your business on one screen.
Book a call. We'll show you where jobs are slipping through and what fixing it looks like. If Scorpion is the better fit for you, we'll say so.
Book a callSources (checked October 16, 2026)
- Scorpion FAQs (official)
- Scorpion alternative comparison, Code Conspirators (third party)
- Scorpion reviews, Trustpilot
Scorpion is a trademark of its owner. Tegora is not affiliated with Scorpion. Prices and terms change: check their site for current details. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@tegora.ai and we'll fix it.