CSV, or pushed into your CRM, on a schedule you set.
Have this one pricedPricing / One number per order
The number comes after the count.
Nothing on this page carries a figure, and that is deliberate. What a file costs turns on which product it is, how much of it survives your filters, and whether it ships to you alone — so the desk runs the count first and quotes once.
What ships, and how it gets to you
Every row in the last column says the same word, and it is not a stalling tactic — it is the honest entry for a number that does not exist until somebody has counted your cut. Read the middle column instead. Delivery is the part of an order that does not move.
CSV, or straight into your CRM, in batches we agree first.
Have this one pricedTransferred live to your line, inside the hours you give us.
Have this one pricedCSV, cut as a single batch.
Have this one pricedCSV mapped to your dialer’s columns, or segmented for your messaging platform.
Have this one priced| Product | Delivery | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Live full package data The whole row on a merchant — every field we hold, off recent activity rather than storage. | CSV, or pushed into your CRM, on a schedule you set. | ASK |
| Exclusive MCA leads One buyer per record. Once it ships to you, it comes out of everything we sell afterwards. | CSV, or straight into your CRM, in batches we agree first. | ASK |
| MCA live transfers A screened merchant handed to your closer, live on the line, on criteria you set up front. | Transferred live to your line, inside the hours you give us. | ASK |
| Aged MCA leads Businesses that went looking for money months ago. Older data, priced for a room that dials. | CSV, cut as a single batch. | ASK |
| Cold call & text blast leads Volume contact files, column-ready for your dialer or SMS platform and scrubbed on the way out. | CSV mapped to your dialer’s columns, or segmented for your messaging platform. | ASK |
Where the number comes from
The product
A live transfer is a room of people working a merchant on your behalf. A bulk file is a cut off inventory that already exists. Those two things carry completely different costs before a single filter is applied, so the product sets the order of magnitude and everything else adjusts around it.
How hard the filters squeeze
Volume and tightness pull against each other, and the pull is steeper than most buyers expect. Four states with a revenue floor under one industry is a different draw on inventory than the same four states taken whole. The count is what tells you which of those you are about to buy.
Who else gets the row
A record released to one shop is retired afterwards, so that single sale carries the whole cost of holding it. Shared data spreads the same row across several desks. Neither is the better buy in the abstract — it depends entirely on how fast your floor gets to a record after it lands.
Payment
Getting paid is the easy part
Nobody has ever lost an order here over the mechanics of getting paid. Tell the desk what is least work on your end. These are the ones that come up:
ZelleWire transferACHInvoiceCredit / debit cardCheckCash AppCrypto
The first order
Settled up front. That applies to everybody, it is not a comment on you, and it stops applying once there is a history between us.
What is not on the invoice
No setup charge, no seat license, no platform fee and nothing that renews while you are not looking. One order, one number, and the number is the one you were quoted on the call.
Awkward plumbing
Your bookkeeper wants a purchase order, a signed vendor form, an invoice cut a particular way, a different rail. Say so while we are still talking. That is paperwork, and paperwork has never killed an order here.
A defective row is swapped at no charge, and what counts as defective is written down before you buy rather than decided after you complain.
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