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Counties in Connecticut

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What a county costs

CountyClaim per monthTermAbout how many leadsStatus
Fairfield$500/mo3-month termAbout 2 leads a month (forecast)Open
Hartford$500/mo3-month termAbout 2 leads a month (forecast)Open
Litchfield$100/mo12-month termEstimate comingOpen
Middlesex$100/mo12-month termEstimate comingOpen
New Haven$100/mo12-month termEstimate comingOpen
New London$100/mo12-month termEstimate comingOpen
Tolland$100/mo12-month termEstimate comingOpen
Windham$100/mo12-month termEstimate comingOpen

The fee holds the county. Every lead it produces still bills at its posted price, $75 to $410, and you buy the ones you want with one click. Nobody else can. Estimates, not guarantees, from each engine's own keyword forecast for the county at measured conversion rates (estimates as of Sep 2, 2026). Rows marked search volume use the county's search demand at that same rate until the planner forecast lands. Small counties run on a term because the ads need time in the water.