What does “final expense leads” mean?
A final expense lead is a consumer’s inquiry about final expense coverage, sold to a licensed agent as a record to dial, a live transfer or a booked appointment. An aged or shared record may already have gone to other buyers, and its consent may not name you: check it before you dial. Our lead-types page compares every type.
What if the caller hangs up after 30 seconds?
It isn’t billed. A transfer becomes billable only when all five conditions hold, and one of them is a connection of at least 90 seconds.
What if I don’t close?
The unit is still billed: we price per lead, transfer or appointment as each is defined above, and closing is yours. No price on the card depends on a sale.
Are your leads exclusive?
Each exclusive lead goes to one buyer, and each transfer is connected live to one agent. That isn’t territory: reserving a territory is a separate $500 a month, plus your normal lead purchases. Aged and shared leads are not exclusive.
Is there a contract?
No contract on leads, transfers or appointments: minimums are order sizes, not terms. After launch, prepaid credit isn’t refunded for a change of mind. Managed advertising alone carries a 90-day initial term.
Do you guarantee appointments or sales?
No. Prices are per lead, transfer or appointment, and none depends on a sale; the setter desk never promises an appointment count. To pay for a meeting that happened, buy preset appointments at the kept price, $225: the prospect attended, or completed a substantive telephone consultation.
Why the minimums?
Fresh exclusive leads and transfers are built to order for your states. Nothing is pulled from stock, so the minimum funds the build and enough volume to judge the source. Aged leads already exist, so they carry no minimum.