Commercial models built around the buyer.
Every program is inbound at its core: consumers respond to Meta ad campaigns and call in. The structure around that call is flexible and agreed per buyer.
Inbound Calls
Qualified consumers, connected in real time.
A consumer responds to a Meta ad campaign, calls in, is qualified against your criteria, and is connected to your licensed team while they’re still on the line. Your agents talk to high-intent callers instead of working cold lists.
Buyer controls
- State and ZIP-level targeting
- Daypart and timezone windows matched to your staffing
- Daily, hourly and campaign caps
- Buyer-specific qualification criteria
- Failover routing when your team is unavailable
Billable event
A call becomes billable when it meets the qualification criteria and duration buffer defined with you before launch. The exact definition is documented per program, so there’s no ambiguity at invoice time.
Reporting
Call volume, connect rate, duration, disposition and state-level breakdowns. Buyers can return disposition and outcome data to keep qualification sharp.
Pay Per Call
Inbound call volume on flexible, buyer-defined terms.
Consumers respond to Meta ad campaigns and call in, and you pay only for calls that meet the agreed qualification and duration thresholds. Pricing, caps and filters are set per buyer, so the program flexes with your capacity.
Buyer controls
- Flexible pricing structures agreed per buyer
- Volume caps by day, week or campaign
- Qualification filters set before launch
- Pause, scale or re-route on short notice
- Seasonal scaling for enrollment windows
Billable event
Billable events follow the duration buffer and qualification rules documented in your program agreement. Quality buffers and return policies are agreed during onboarding.
Reporting
Real-time delivery visibility plus scheduled reporting on volume, duration, geography and disposition trends.
Pay Per Close
Economics aligned to closed outcomes.
Pay per close ties program economics to the outcomes that matter to your business. Structure, qualification and tracking are agreed individually, so both sides share the same definition of a closed result.
Buyer controls
- Outcome-based commercial structure
- Shared qualification definition
- Disposition and revenue data feedback
- Volume aligned to verified close capacity
Billable event
Billing follows the closed-outcome definition agreed in your program terms, supported by call records and disposition data.
Reporting
Outcome-level reporting built on your disposition feedback, with call-level records available for review.
Tell us the volume you need.
Share your verticals, states, caps and delivery model. We’ll come back with a straight answer on fit, pricing structure and launch timeline.