We dial, we qualify against your criteria, and we transfer the merchant to your closer while they are still on the phone. You are billed only for transfers that meet the criteria.
You only see a merchant when they clear your criteria. Everything below the floor is dialed on our time, not billed on yours.
Mostly merchant cash advance. If your shop closes other paper, we run the campaign to those criteria instead — same floor, same process.
Our core campaign. Revenue-qualified merchants transferred live to your closer.
Get a quoteLonger time in business and stronger credit profiles, qualified to your box.
Get a quoteMerchants who want revolving access rather than a lump advance.
Get a quoteLonger sales cycle, tighter criteria. We screen hard before transferring.
Get a quoteQualified on the equipment need, not just the revenue number.
Get a quoteB2B merchants carrying receivables they cannot wait on.
Get a quoteMerchants stacked into positions they cannot service.
Get a quoteExisting advances a merchant wants restructured into one payment.
Get a quoteMortgage, commercial real estate, merchant services. Tell us the box.
Get a quoteYou bought it, your agents burned a week on it, and the merchants on it had already been called by six other shops. The problem was never your closers.
Tighter criteria cost more per transfer because they take more dials. We will tell you which way your numbers push.
This is the default box. Yours replaces it — we set the criteria to whatever your funders actually approve, in writing, before we dial.
Most shops start with transfers and add seats once they trust the floor.
We source and dial, qualify to your written criteria, and warm-transfer the merchant to your closer.
Bilingual agents working your list, on your CRM, under your script and your name.
This is where most transfer deals fall apart. We settle it up front so there is nothing to argue about later.
Signed before the campaign starts. We do not adjust it mid-month to hit a number.
You can hear the qualifying questions and the merchant's answers. Most disputes end in thirty seconds.
Flag a transfer inside the window and it is reviewed. After that it is accepted, so neither side is arguing about last month.
A transfer that missed the criteria earns you another one. Simpler for both of us than a running balance.
Lists are scrubbed before dialing and consent to be connected is captured on the recorded call.
A merchant transferred to you is transferred to you only. We do not run the same call twice.
Bring your criteria and your current cost per funded deal. That is the number we should be beating.
The contact center is bilingual, based in Colombia, and runs on Aloware and GoHighLevel. It is not a side project — it runs every business day.
We currently run outbound qualification for a U.S. mortgage lender using their data and their criteria, alongside live merchant cash advance campaigns. Different verticals, same discipline: dial, qualify, hand off, record.
Ask for the reference on the call.It depends on your criteria, your vertical, and your volume — tighter criteria take more dials, so they cost more per transfer. We quote against your box rather than publishing a rate card that would be wrong for most shops. Ask on the call and you will get a number.
Flag it inside the dispute window and we replace it. The recording is attached to every transfer, so most disagreements are settled by listening to thirty seconds of the call rather than arguing about it.
Yes. A merchant transferred to you is not transferred to anyone else, and we do not resell the record afterward. That is the whole point of the model.
Lists are TCPA and DNC scrubbed before dialing, and the agent captures the merchant's consent to be connected on the recorded call. We will walk you through the exact process before you sign anything.
That is the agent seats product. Dedicated bilingual agents work your data on your CRM under your script and your business name, billed by the seat. You keep everything they produce.
Yes. Term loans, lines of credit, SBA, equipment, factoring, consolidation, and consumer verticals like mortgage. The floor is already running a mortgage campaign for a U.S. lender. Tell us the criteria and we will tell you honestly whether we can hit them.
Once the criteria are agreed and signed, days rather than weeks. The constraint is agreeing the box and setting up your transfer line, not staffing.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Volume moves with criteria, vertical, season, and data quality. We will give you a realistic range from our own dial data and tell you when your criteria are too tight to hit it.
Fifteen minutes is enough to work out whether this fits. Bring your criteria and your current cost per funded deal — that is the number we should be beating.