Scorpion
Home services · Legal · Healthcare · Franchise · Automotive · Valencia, CA · trading since 2001
Scale. If you run forty locations across nine states, very few shops here can staff that.
- Price
- Not published
- Leaving
- Notice period not published
- Who does the work
- Not published at practitioner level
Partly unscored. Scorpion blocks automated access to its site, including from a real browser profile, so two criteria are unscored rather than guessed. The criteria we could not read show as a dash below and are left out of the total rather than counted as zero, so this company is compared on 65 points rather than 100.
How it scored
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HVAC specialisation
2/5 weighted 20Lists 5 industries in its own navigation: Home services, Legal, Healthcare, Franchise, Automotive.
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Contract terms
2/5 weighted 20Publishes 1 of the four: initial term.
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HVAC client work you can check
Unscored weighted 20Case studies could not be read, so this is left unscored.
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Reporting you can picture
Unscored weighted 15The reporting description could not be read, so this is left unscored.
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Named practitioner
1/5 weighted 15No individual is named on the site.
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Tenure
5/5 weighted 10Publishes a founding year of 2001.
What you can find out before you sign
1 of the four things that decide how expensive it is to leave. Read 12 September 2026.
- Initial term
- 12 months for the marketing technology, per their own HVAC page
- Notice period
- Not published
- Who owns the site
- Not published
- Territory clause
- Not published
- Price
- Not published
- Who does the work
- Not published at practitioner level
Blank means unpublished, nothing more. Compare the field.
Who they are wrong for
You are allergic to a twelve-month commitment, or you want to read the terms before you talk to sales.
Every entry here gets one. Why.
Where these numbers come from
Where Scorpion sits
6 of 6 among the companies we scored as general agency , behind Thrive Internet Marketing Agency on 53. Immediately above on the full table: KickCharge Creative, 34.
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