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The claim is the easy part — the enforcement is what separates a standard from a preference. Each condition below says how it is enforced.
The seven conditions
Over $30,000/month in revenue
The floor, not the average. Most of what comes through is doing $50K–$150K a month, with a tail well past $500K.
Enforced by Self-reported band on the application.
Requesting over $15,000
Below this the commission does not cover the work on either side of the deal.
Enforced by Required field. Under $15K never enters the round robin.
6+ months in business
Filters out the startups and the self-employed who convert well and fund at nothing.
Enforced by Required field, and the ad creative is written to repel this segment before it ever fills the form.
4 months of bank statements available
They confirm they have them. You still collect the PDFs — that part is your process, not ours.
Enforced by Explicit confirmation step in the application.
U.S.-based
Every record. No offshore traffic, no international fills.
Enforced by Geo-targeted ad delivery plus an address field on the form.
Mobile-verified by 6-digit code
The one that matters most. Every number you get is a live mobile phone somebody was physically holding minutes before the record reached you.
Enforced by Mid-application we text a one-time code to the number entered. They cannot submit without typing it back. No code, no submission, no lead.
Complete contactable record
Full name, company name, website, phone, email. Not an enrichment score, not a database guess.
Enforced by Anything missing a single field is never sent and never billed.
Every guarantee, with its limits attached
A guarantee without limits is marketing. A guarantee with them is a policy you can hold us to, so here is exactly where each one stops.
| Spam, dead numbers and bounced emails are replaced free | Send the proof and it is replaced, no argument. A merchant not picking up one call is not a spam lead. A number that comes back "not in service" is, and it gets replaced. |
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| Short on the order, refunded for the difference | Every lead we do not deliver comes back to you. |
| Exclusive to one broker, permanently. Nobody can prove that, including us. | No lead vendor can prove a lead was sold once. A delivery log proves a lead reached you, not that it reached nobody else. Any vendor who says they can prove it is showing you a receipt. We are not going to build a story around it. Each lead is sent to one client and never resold, and we do not sell aged data. Some of the largest brokerages in the country work with us on that basis, and have for years. |
| Every lead comes with a third-party TrustedForm certificate | A recording of the merchant completing the application, the consent disclosure exactly as they saw it, the submission timestamp, page URL, IP address and browser. The timestamp is the merchant’s own, so you can measure your time to first dial against it. A Clarity session recording is also available on request. |
| Nothing that fails qualification is billed | A record missing a single criterion is never sent in the first place. |
If risking $3,000 on a first order feels like a gamble, we are not the right partner for you, and we would rather say so now. We want to work with sales teams that dial inside five minutes and take this seriously, because a lead that sits for a day is wasted, and we would rather not sell it than watch that happen.
What we do not do
- Commission or revenue-share deals
- Free trials
- Aged or resold data
- Shared or semi-exclusive leads
Where they come from
Meta and Instagram. One hundred percent of it.
Ads run to a landing page under a generic U.S. business funding brand. The merchant completes the application, clears the 6-digit code, submits, and sees a screen saying a funding partner will be in touch. The record reaches your CRM in real time. That is the whole funnel.
What the ads never say
- No "0% interest"
- No "borrow $50K, pay $900 a month"
- No teaser rates of any kind
The content is the targeting. Run a 0% interest ad and you get startups and self-employed operators working out of the house — they convert beautifully and fund at nothing. The messaging determines the business owner, so we write to real operators and eat the higher cost per lead.
Verticals we generate
- Transportation and trucking
- Medical clinics and med spas
- Restaurants
- Construction and home services
- E-commerce and retail
Consent and certificate
Every lead comes with a third-party TrustedForm certificate: a recording of the merchant completing the application, the consent disclosure exactly as they saw it, the submission timestamp, page URL, IP address and browser.
Quoted from the funding application as the merchant sees it at the point of submission. The name of the funding brand is withheld here and shown to clients.
We do not scrub against the DNC registry or litigator lists. The merchant applies on our own funding page, and the consent given there is what you receive, captured on the certificate. What that consent covers for your own dialling is in do-not-call rules when the number is a business.
Questions
What are the lead criteria?
Over $30,000/month in revenue: The floor, not the average. Most of what comes through is doing $50K–$150K a month, with a tail well past $500K. Requesting over $15,000: Below this the commission does not cover the work on either side of the deal. 6+ months in business: Filters out the startups and the self-employed who convert well and fund at nothing. 4 months of bank statements available: They confirm they have them. You still collect the PDFs — that part is your process, not ours. U.S.-based: Every record. No offshore traffic, no international fills. Mobile-verified by 6-digit code: The one that matters most. Every number you get is a live mobile phone somebody was physically holding minutes before the record reached you. Complete contactable record: Full name, company name, website, phone, email. Not an enrichment score, not a database guess.
How much do the leads cost?
Leads are $60 each, in packs starting at 50 leads, which is $3,000. Orders of 500 or more move to $50 per lead. Packs start at 50 because that is where the outcome averages settle — a smaller order tells you what happened that fortnight rather than whether the leads work.
Are the leads exclusive?
Yes, permanently, and nobody can prove that, including us. No lead vendor can prove a lead was sold once. A delivery log proves a lead reached you, not that it reached nobody else. Any vendor who says they can prove it is showing you a receipt. We are not going to build a story around it. Each lead is sent to one client and never resold, and we do not sell aged data. Some of the largest brokerages in the country work with us on that basis, and have for years. Every lead comes with a third-party TrustedForm certificate and the merchant’s own submission timestamp.
How is the phone number verified?
Mid-application a 6-digit one-time code is texted to the number the merchant entered. They cannot submit without typing it back in. No code, no submission, no lead. Every number delivered is a live mobile phone somebody was physically holding minutes before the record arrived.
How are leads delivered?
By webhook POST into your CRM in realtime, the moment the merchant submits. You supply the inbound URL and the JSON structure your CRM expects, and the payload is shaped to match your fields. GoHighLevel, Salesforce, HubSpot and Close are all supported, as is any CRM with an inbound webhook. Without a CRM, delivery is by email plus a live Google Sheet.
What happens if a lead is bad?
A spam lead, a dead number or a bounced email is replaced free on proof. A merchant not answering one call is not a spam lead; a number returning "not in service" is, and it gets replaced. If an order comes up short, the undelivered leads are refunded.
How fast are leads delivered?
The first lead lands within 24 hours of setup. A 50-lead order runs over roughly ten business days, about five a day, delivered in realtime rather than batched. Pacing is configurable — a daily or weekly cap, and a delivery window in your timezone.
What consent does the merchant give?
The merchant consents on our own funding page at the point of submission, and every lead comes with a third-party TrustedForm certificate: a recording of the merchant completing the application, the disclosure exactly as they saw it, the submission timestamp, page URL, IP address and browser. We do not scrub against the DNC registry or litigator lists.
Where do the leads come from?
Meta and Instagram, one hundred percent. Ads run to a funding application page under a generic U.S. business funding brand. The merchant completes the application, clears the 6-digit code and submits, and the record reaches the buyer’s CRM in realtime.