A marketplace for phone leads
Publishers list what they have. Buyers say what they want. Nothing moves until both sides approve.
- Priced in the open
- The publisher is paid exactly what they quoted. The buyer sees that figure and the platform fee as two separate numbers.
- Approved on both sides
- A publisher offers. A buyer accepts. Neither is opted into volume they did not agree to take.
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What trades here
Posted lead
A form fill, posted to the buyer the moment it clears the scrub.
Emailed lead
The same record, delivered as a file on the schedule the buyer sets.
Inbound call
Somebody who dialled the publisher's number and asked to be connected.
Human transfer
A person on the line, qualified, handed over while the caller waits.
Relay AI transfer
Crossbar works the list and hands over the caller who agreed to talk.
Signed retainer
An executed agreement rather than an inquiry. The buyer is paying for a case.
How a lead gets from one side to the other
01
The publisher lists an offer
Type, price, volume and the states it covers. The price quoted is the price received.
02
The buyer approves it
Both numbers are visible before anything is committed. The publisher's price and the fee on top.
03
Connected
The billed moment, and the only one. Nothing is charged for a record that never reached anybody.
What a compliance officer will ask
- Scrubbed before it moves
- Litigator and complainant lists, duplicates, and the checks a buyer's own counsel will ask about.
- Counts, never the record
- A flagged record is reported as a number and a percentage. It is not rendered to either side, in any view or export.
- Ninety days, no resale
- A record sold once is out of the pool. The window is enforced on intake and again on delivery.
- A replacement window
- Every delivery carries one, counted from the moment it landed. Disputes are worked inside it, not argued after.
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