Pay per lead

Pay per lead, at a rate you can forecast

The short answer

Pay per lead means the price is attached to the record, not to a seat, a credit pack or a retainer. At LeadNumbers the rate is 15 cents per contact at 500 a month and falls to 10 cents at 5,000 a month. Every contact is screened against your ideal customer profile and carries a mobile number or direct dial, so what you pay per lead is also what you pay per callable lead.

Rate card

Your rate per lead by monthly volume

Pay per lead rate by monthly volume
Leads per monthMonthly totalRate per lead
500$7515¢
1,500$19513¢
3,000$36012¢
5,000$50010¢
10,000$1,00010¢
25,000$2,50010¢

Commitment savings sit on top: quarterly billing takes 10% off the rate and annual takes 20% off.

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Pay per lead, per seat, or per appointment

Per lead, here

Cents per screened callable contact, delivered daily, wrong records replaced free. Best when you already have reps or a dialing partner.

Per seat database

Thousands a year for search access and credits, plus the rep hours spent filtering and exporting. The real cost per usable contact is rarely the sticker price.

Per appointment agency

$100 to $800 per booked meeting. Predictable outcomes, far less volume, and you never own the underlying data.

FAQ

Pay per lead, answered plainly

What does pay per lead mean?

You pay a fixed amount for each lead delivered instead of a retainer, an agency fee or a per-seat licence. At LeadNumbers the rate runs from 15 cents down to 10 cents per contact depending on monthly volume.

What counts as a lead?

A decision maker matching your ideal customer profile, with a mobile number or direct dial, a checked work email, job title, company, industry and LinkedIn profile where one exists. Records that fail a check are not counted or charged.

Is this pay per lead or pay per appointment?

Pay per lead. You get callable contacts at a fixed cost. If you want the calls made too, the dialing partner ColdCalls.Ca works at $1 per dial including the list.

Is there a minimum?

500 leads a month, which is $75. You can change volume every month in steps of 250, up to 25,000.

What if a lead is unusable?

Flag it and a replacement is queued at no cost, within fair-use limits. You are not paying for a wrong number.

How does this compare to pay per lead agencies?

Agencies usually charge $20 to $150 per qualified lead because a human qualifies each one. This is raw callable contact data at cents per record, so it suits teams that already have reps or a dialing partner.