Free Assessment

Is Your Lead Partner Actually Performing?

Most lead vendors are measured on cost per lead. The metrics that actually drive your P&L -- exclusivity, source quality, contact rate, compliance -- often go unmeasured. Find out where your current vendor stands.

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Results in 5 minutes

YOUR SCORECARD
82/100
Lead Quality
Pricing & ROI
Operations
Transparency
Why this matters

Understanding lead quality

Most companies measure their lead vendor on cost per lead. But the metrics that actually drive your P&L -- exclusivity, source attribution, contact rate, time-to-delivery, compliance posture -- usually go unmeasured. The Scorecard surfaces the gaps that quietly cost you sales.

01

Source matters more than price

Aggregated and resold leads behave fundamentally differently from leads generated through dedicated paid media. If you can’t trace a lead back to a campaign, you can’t fix what’s broken.

02

Speed is everything

Contacting a lead within 5 minutes can increase conversion odds by up to 9x. Real-time delivery isn’t a nicety -- it’s table stakes for any serious operation.

03

Cost per sale is what matters

A $30 lead converting at 1% costs you $3,000 per sale. Your true economics live at the bottom of the funnel, not the top. Most vendors don’t want you doing this math.

04

Compliance is non-negotiable

TCPA fines reach $1,500 per call. GDPR penalties run into the millions. If your vendor can’t produce a timestamped consent record, you’re carrying their legal risk.

How the assessment works

12 questions across 5 dimensions. About 3 minutes. No signup required.

1

Answer 12 questions

Each question reveals a different aspect of your lead generation setup -- quality, economics, operations, transparency, compliance.

2

Get your score

A score from 0 to 100 across five dimensions, plus a partnership tier from Major Red Flags to Strong Partnership.

3

Get personalized recommendations

Insights showing exactly which gaps are most likely costing you revenue, and which questions to ask your vendor next.