We don't publish client logos or win stories — the buyers we work with don't want their acquisition made public, and neither would you. What we can show is exactly how the operation runs and where we draw the line.
In writing
The terms are agreed before anything is built.
01 — PrinciplesHow we operate
Four things we hold to.
01
Our money goes first
The media runs on our accounts and our budget. If a test fails, the cost of finding that out sits with us, not on your invoice.
02
One funnel, one owner
Ad, lander, number and routing are built as a single system by the same people, so there is nobody to point at when something breaks.
03
Nothing gets resold
A call is delivered once, to one buyer. We do not buy inventory from aggregators and we do not run the same call down a second queue.
04
Written before it is built
Payout, caps, coverage, hours and the billable definition are agreed in writing first. Nothing important is settled verbally.
02 — LimitsWhat we will not agree to
And four we won't.
01
We don't guarantee results
Nobody honest can. Volume and conversion depend on your offer, your market and your sales floor. We commit to how we work, not to what it will produce.
02
We don't run transfer desks
No dialers, no warm-transfer rooms, no agents reading a script over a call we sold you. The caller qualifies on the page and dials.
03
We don't take your compliance on
Consent capture is built into the funnel and the records come with the call, but your own regulatory obligations remain yours. Bring counsel — we build to what they sign off.
04
We don't lock you in
Caps can be reduced and the arrangement can be ended. There is no minimum spend and no notice period dressed up as a partnership.
StartUsually within one business day
Let's look at your numbers.
Tell us your coverage, your capacity and what a good call looks like. We'll come back with whether we can carry it — and at what payout.
