Your market.
Your criteria.
Your lead flow.
Buy exclusive life insurance inquiries on a pay-per-lead basis, generated through paid acquisition and qualification funnels. Built around your buyer requirements, with real-time delivery.
Controlled pilots. Quality feedback before scale.
Your requirements.
An exclusive fit.
Life insurance leads · Pay per lead
What can be configured
The campaign is built around the buyer’s market and acceptance criteria. Available fields and filters depend on the product, traffic source, funnel, and agreed test structure.
A clear pay-per-lead structure
Buy exclusive life insurance inquiries at an agreed price per lead. Pricing, test size, and acceptance criteria are confirmed before launch.
Exclusive pay-per-lead pilot
Pricing can be based on geography, product, qualification requirements, verification, and expected volume. Initial tests begin with an agreed batch and written acceptance criteria.
Clear terms for every lead
Confirm the price per lead, qualification filters, delivery method, and invalid-lead rules in writing. Review the first batch before deciding whether to increase volume.
Consent, verification & delivery
The goal is a documented, buyer-defined consent process with clear records, verification options, and delivery rules.
Documented consent capture
Campaigns can use buyer-approved disclosure language and retain available consent records, including timestamp, source URL, disclosure text, and submission data.
Optional phone verification
Phone verification can be added when a buyer wants an additional contact-quality step. The exact verification method is agreed before launch.
Real-time delivery
Leads can be routed by CRM integration, webhook, email, CSV, or another agreed workflow after submission.
How a pilot works
Small tests make lead quality easier to evaluate before either side commits to more volume.
Define specs
Product, states, filters, volume, delivery, and invalid criteria.
Build the flow
Traffic, funnel questions, tracking, consent language, and routing are configured.
Run a controlled test
A limited pilot is launched so your team can review actual inquiry quality.
Review & scale
Quality feedback and economics determine whether volume increases.
Invalid-lead rules are agreed first
Every buyer is different, so the written acceptance criteria should be settled before launch rather than argued after delivery.
Common examples
- Duplicate within an agreed period
- Invalid or disconnected phone number
- Outside agreed geography
- Outside agreed age parameters
Campaign-specific examples
- Missing a required consent record
- Incorrect product interest
- Test or obviously fraudulent submission
- Missing a required buyer-defined field
Credits & replacements
The dispute window and whether an accepted invalid lead receives a credit, replacement, or another remedy are defined in writing for the specific pilot.
The details matter.
How are life insurance leads generated?
Are the leads exclusive?
How quickly are leads delivered?
How much volume is available?
Do you guarantee sales or issued policies?
What information should I send for a quote?
Your criteria.
Your next life insurance pilot.
Tell us what a qualified inquiry looks like for your team.
We’ll work from there.
Criteria first. Scale after feedback.