Call every new lead while they are still interested

How it works

• A new lead submits a form that collects consent.
• The consent is checked. Only leads who gave consent get an AI call.
• The AI calls within about a minute, says it is an AI, asks your questions and books the appointment.
• You get a recording, a transcript and a summary of every call.
• No consent means an email and a callback task for your team instead of an AI call.

The rules

Since February 2024 the FCC treats AI-generated voices as artificial voices under the TCPA. We only make AI sales calls to people who gave prior express written consent.

What is the 5-minute rule for leads?

It means calling a new web lead within 5 minutes. In a 2007 InsideSales.com and MIT study of more than 15,000 web leads, the odds of reaching a lead were 100 times lower when the first call came at 30 minutes instead of 5, and the odds of qualifying it were 21 times lower.

Questions owners ask

What is speed to lead?

Speed to lead is how fast you contact a new lead after they fill out a form. Our agent can call each lead who gave consent in about a minute, between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the lead's time zone, say it is an AI and offer to book the appointment.

Is it legal to call leads with an AI voice?

Yes, with the person's prior consent, in writing for sales calls. The FCC ruled in February 2024 that AI-generated voices count as artificial voices under the TCPA.

Which lead sources work?

Your website forms and ad lead forms that collect consent, such as Facebook and Google lead forms, sent into your CRM.

What if the lead doesn't answer?

The agent leaves a short message, sends a text if the lead agreed to texts, and your team gets a callback task.

Can it book on my calendar?

Yes. It offers open times from your calendar and books the appointment.

What does it cost?

It's quoted in writing after a free 15-minute demo.

See it on your leads

Book a free 15-minute demo and we will walk through your lead sources, consent and call window.