Transparency
Every figure on this site falls into one of four categories. If a number cannot be traced to one of them, it does not get published.
The pricing table shows typical market cost-per-lead ranges for exclusive, real-time inventory by vertical. Ranges reflect what businesses commonly pay across the exclusive-lead market in the United States, not a Lead Search Pros quote.
Actual Lead Search Pros pricing may vary based on market, competition, project type, qualification requirements, lead volume, and territory.
Job values used in calculators are conservative mid-market figures for the vertical. Your ticket depends on scope, materials, region, and how you price. Every calculator field is editable so you can replace our default with your own number.
Close-rate defaults describe typical performance on exclusive, real-time leads for operators with a fast follow-up process. We do not preset optimistic rates, and we do not represent any default as your expected result.
Qualified lead rate, credit rate, and delivery timing are measured from our own delivery and credit records for a given campaign. We report these to the client whose campaign generated them. Aggregate figures are published only when the records support them.
Where an article cites an outside figure, the source is named in the article. Editorial content is reviewed for accuracy, and older posts are updated rather than deleted when figures move.
Calculators multiply the inputs you enter. They contain no hidden assumptions and no growth factors.
Results are illustrative only. Actual performance depends on market, pricing, sales process, response speed, qualification, seasonality, and many other factors.
Case study numbers come from delivery records, client CRM exports, or call tracking, and are published only with the client's written approval. Where a client cannot share a number, the field is left unpublished rather than estimated.