Not a list of strangers. A room that vouches.
Every LeTip of Brick pro earned a seat: they visited, applied, passed a chapter inspection and were voted in by the members. Each holds the only seat for their profession, shows up every Tuesday and is expected to pass four qualified tips a month. That is the difference when you hire one.
- One pro per tradeCategory-exclusive seats
- Vetted and voted inInspection, then a member vote
- Accountable weeklyEvery Tuesday, 8:00 AM
- 5.0 on Google21 reviews, all five stars
Five gates before a referral.
Joining a LeTip chapter is not a sign-up form. It is a process the whole room takes part in, and it keeps going after the vote.

- Step 1
Visit
Prospective members attend chapter meetings as guests (two meetings, and they may apply as early as the first).
- Step 2
Apply
They submit an application for an open category. Only one business per profession can hold a seat.
- Step 3
Inspection
The chapter inspects the application and the business before it goes any further.
- Step 4
Member vote
The members vote. The people who will refer this pro decide whether they are trusted with that seat.
- Step 5
Weekly accountability
Members attend every Tuesday and pass at least four qualified tips a month, tracked in LeTip Wired.
One plumber. One electrician. One reputation on the line.
With no competitor in the room, every member refers the same person for a trade every time. That only works if the person holding the seat does great work, so the room notices fast when someone does not.
Referrals that actually happen.
- 1,006Tips passed, Jan 1 to Oct 15, 2026
- $692,143Business value members reported, Jan 1 to Oct 15, 2026
- #8NJ chapter tip rank, past 12 months
- 35Members, one per profession
Source: LeTip Wired chapter tip report, October 15, 2026. Chapter founded February 2025. In 2025 members passed 641 tips worth $529,255 in reported value.
Part of LeTip International. LeTip traces its founding to 1978, when Ken Peterson started it in San Diego. Today it describes itself as the original and largest privately owned business leads organization in the U.S., with more than 250 chapters across the U.S. and Canada.
What people say about the room.
Every review on our Google Business Profile is five stars. Here is what members and visitors wrote, word for word.
I never thought that I'd look forward to meet with the same group of business professionals every week until I met this group. We all genuinely care about each other's professional and personal growth. All business professionals are welcome to come visit us.
I cannot say enough good things about this group. As co owner of The Scoop NJ pet waste removal as well as Bark At The Moon LLC fear free certified dog training, being a part of this has boosted both of my business quickly.
Tuesday mornings with LeTip are fast-paced, fun, and full of purpose—networking, business education, and connecting with powerhouse professionals in a league of their own. Ready to grow your business and build real relationships? Join us next Tuesday—your seat at the table is waiting.
Wonderful Experience, as the Owner of Detailtopia we look forward to more experiences with the group. Appreciate everyone’s time.
If you want to grow your business, then this is the place to be!
Highly recommended high energy met alot of people who want to help u get business
Great people and lots of opportunity to grow your network and your business.
Great group with the intent to help each other
Highly recommend happy to be part of this amazing group
Good to know.
How are LeTip of Brick members vetted?
A prospective member visits the chapter (two meetings, and may apply as early as the first), applies, goes through a chapter inspection of the application and business, and is then voted on by the members. Only then do they hold a seat.
How joining worksWhat keeps members accountable after they join?
Members are expected to attend every Tuesday meeting and pass at least four qualified tips a month. Tips are recorded in LeTip Wired so the chapter can see follow-through.
What is a qualified tip?
A person or company interested in a specific product or service who expects a call. That is why a referral from the chapter is a warm introduction, not a cold call.
Why only one member per profession?
LeTip chapters are category exclusive. The member who holds a seat is the one the whole chapter refers, so their reputation inside the room depends on how they treat every referral.
Find a proWhat is LeTip International?
LeTip traces its founding to 1978, when Ken Peterson started the organization in San Diego. It describes itself as the original and largest privately owned business leads organization in the U.S., with more than 250 chapters across the U.S. and Canada.
LeTip InternationalTell us the job. We will make the introduction.
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