Where can I see your price?
Our price and first order size are on the final expense lead pricing page. You pay per billable call, and a call is billable only when it lasts 90 seconds or more with you.
What drives the cost of live transfers in general?
Across the market, a few things tend to move the price of a live transfer. The billing rule is one: when a call counts as paid, and how long it must last. The states and hours requested are another, since narrow targeting means fewer possible calls. The type of call matters too, such as a live inbound call versus a record you dial yourself.
Order size and contract terms also play a part. When you compare offers, read the billing rule first, because it decides what you actually pay.
How do I figure my real cost per conversation?
Take what you spent and divide it by the number of real conversations you had. With our offer, a billed lead is already a call that reached 90 seconds with you. Your cost per sale depends on your own process, and we make no claims about it.
Why does the billing rule matter more than the price?
Two offers with the same price can cost very different amounts if they count calls differently. A rule that bills every connected call costs more than one that bills only calls past a set length. Ours bills only calls of 90 seconds or more, and that is stated before you buy.
How do I budget for my first order?
Check the first order on the pricing page, then plan time too: pick call hours you can cover fully, since calls are live. Calls usually start within 3 to 7 business days, so leave room in your calendar for that first week.