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Pricing · Published, not gated

You pay per lead. Here is exactly how.

Pricing

The mechanics, in the open

Agencies hide pricing because opacity converts confused buyers. We publish the mechanics because pay per lead only works when both sides can do the arithmetic.

No retainer

There is no monthly management fee. The ongoing cost of working with us is the per-lead price, and nothing else.

One-time setup

Setup covers infrastructure that costs real money. Sending domains, mailboxes, landing pages, tracking, creative. Every asset it buys belongs to you, and it is priced on the call once we know the build.

A fixed per-lead price

Set from your industry, territory, and lead depth. Written into the spec before launch. It does not move without your signature.

Invoiced monthly, in arrears

You pay at the end of the month for qualified leads delivered that month, itemized line by line, each with its evidence.

The terms, as copy, not as a PDF

  • Five business day dispute window on every lead. Failed spec means not billed.
  • No auto-renewal. Ever.
  • Month to month after launch. Cancel with thirty days notice.
  • You own the ad accounts, sending domains, data, and creative. Owner-level access from day one.
  • Your primary company domain is never used for sending.
  • Leads are exclusive to you. We never resell a lead.

The markets

Every industry that can define a lead

We work across industries because the model does not care what you sell, only that a lead can be defined and priced. The ranges below are typical 2026 US market rates for exclusive, qualified leads, published so you can sanity-check us. Your exact price depends on territory, ticket size, and lead depth, and is fixed in writing before launch.

  • Home services$25 to $150
  • Roofing$75 to $220
  • HVAC$35 to $200
  • Solar$40 to $200
  • Legal$50 to $500+
  • Dental$65 to $180
  • Med spa and aesthetics$65 to $180
  • B2B and SaaS meetings$150 to $600
  • Insurance$25 to $150
  • Finance and lending$40 to $150
  • Real estate and propertypriced on the call
  • Yoursif it can be defined, it can be priced

Typical market ranges for exclusive qualified leads, 2026. Your price is set on the call.

The questions buyers actually ask

Asked before, answered here

What exactly counts as a qualified lead?

A real, reachable person, in your agreed market, who showed intent, and who matches the written spec we sign before launch. Opens and clicks never count. The full definition is on this page and in your contract, word for word.

What happens if a lead is junk?

You flag it within five business days. If it fails the spec, it comes off the invoice. We track return rates on our side too, because a quality problem is our cost either way, we would rather fix the targeting than argue a line item.

Who owns the ad accounts, domains, and data?

You do. Everything setup builds, ad accounts, sending domains, mailboxes, landing pages, lists, tracking, is registered to you with owner-level access from day one. If we part ways, it all stays with you.

Is there a lock-in contract?

No. Month to month after launch, thirty days notice to cancel, and no auto-renewal anywhere in the agreement. You stop when the arithmetic stops working.

Why is there a setup fee if this is pay per lead?

Because infrastructure costs real money before the first lead exists. Domains, mailboxes, landing pages, tracking, creative. The fee buys assets you own, not our time. It also means we both have skin in the game from week one.

How fast do leads start arriving?

Paid ads, usually days after launch. Cold outbound needs two to three weeks of domain warmup before volume ramps. Honest version: expect your first invoice in month one for ads, month two for outbound.

What stops you flooding me with volume over quality?

The spec. Unqualified leads are not billable, so junk volume costs us infrastructure money and earns nothing. The dispute window makes quality a contractual property, not a promise.

What actually happens on the consultation?

A diagnosis. We go through your offer, your ticket size, your market, and your current numbers, then tell you which channel fits and what your lead is likely to cost. You leave with a written recommendation whether or not we work together.

The next step

Book your free marketing consultation

Thirty minutes with the founder. A diagnosis of your offer and market, a channel recommendation, and an honest read on what your lead should cost. If pay per lead does not fit your business, you will hear that too.

  • 01Your offer, market, and numbers, examined
  • 02Which channel earns your lead, and why
  • 03A written recommendation, yours either way

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