For advertisers
Agree the price per lead. Then hold us to it.
We write down what a qualified lead looks like, what it costs, and how it’s delivered. Then we buy traffic against that number and credit anything your team rejects.
Get a free lead-gen auditWhat’s included
- A written lead definition: geo, vertical, qualification criteria, price per accepted lead
- Source-level attribution on every lead, so you can see which placement produced it
- Rejection window with credits for leads that fail your criteria
- Delivery by CRM webhook, API, or CSV — whatever your sales team already uses
- Weekly reporting on volume, accept rate, and effective cost per accepted lead
What you won’t get
- Retainers billed regardless of results
- Impression and click reporting dressed up as performance
- Shared leads resold to your competitors
- Locked-in annual contracts
Onboarding
From first call to scaled campaign.
- 01
Scoping call (30 min)
Your vertical, geo, current cost per lead, and what your sales team counts as qualified.
- 02
Test campaign
A capped volume test at an agreed CPL so you can measure accept rate before committing.
- 03
Scale the winners
We cut sources below your accept-rate threshold and push budget into the ones above it.
Questions advertisers ask
- How is a lead priced?
- On CPL or CPA, agreed before launch and based on your vertical, geo, and qualification criteria. You pay per accepted lead — not per click or impression.
- What happens to leads my team rejects?
- Leads that fail the agreed criteria inside the rejection window are credited against your next invoice. Rejection reasons feed back into targeting.
- How fast can a campaign go live?
- Typically within one to two weeks of agreeing the lead definition and tracking setup.
- Are leads exclusive?
- Yes. Leads generated for your campaign are delivered to you only.
Tell us your target cost per lead.
We’ll tell you whether it’s realistic in your vertical, and what volume we think we can deliver at that price.
Request a lead-gen audit
Four fields. We'll come back with a target CPL and expected volume.
