Your CRM is a bank account you already funded.
Most operators spend $50K–$200K a year on leads. About 10% close. The other 90% — already paid for — sit in your CRM. We work those, alongside whatever you already have running.
Section 1 · The Pool
The math nobody runs on their own database.
If you spent $170,000 on leads last year — at an $85 cost-per-lead, that's 2,000 leads in — and your team closed 10%, that's 200 deals.
You spent
$170K
on 2,000 leads
Your team closed
200
deals (10% rate)
Stuck in your CRM
$153K
1,800 leads × $85 CPL
That $153K doesn't get refunded. It becomes “the cost of doing business.”
But it's only a sunk cost if those leads stay dead.
The money's already in your database. The question is whether anyone's working it.
And next year, this pile rebuilds itself.
Spend the same on leads next year, close the same percentage, and you'll have another stuck pile just like this one. Same math, same 90% leftover. Whatever we recover isn't a one-time hit — it's a recurring layer on top of what you're already buying, without changing anything about how you acquire new leads.
Plug in your real numbers →
Storm-driven demand; estimates re-engage well.
We pre-filled the Roofing average. Override with your actual number for a more accurate estimate.
Your dormant database is worth approximately
$792,000
Math: 5,000 contacts × 4% reactivation × 22% close × $18,000 deal size — using Roofing industry averages.
That number is hypothetical. We'll prove yours on 200 dead leads — free.Lower bound
$475,200
if your list skews older / lower-intent
Estimate
$792,000
~200 meetings · ~44 closed deals
Upper bound
$1,108,800
if your list is fresher / better-fit
Spent more or less? Adjust the sliders to see your actual stuck total.
Section 2 · Why It's Stuck
Nobody dropped the ball. The math just doesn't work for humans.
Your team isn't lazy. A rep's hour is worth more than chasing a lead at month 6, month 9, month 12 — even though that's exactly when life events finally trigger people to buy.
So cold leads age out. Not because anyone failed:
- They went silent before a rep could disqualify them
- They came in "not ready yet" and never came back to mind
- They got a quote, then ghosted on the close
- They moved, had a life event, or simply forgot
These aren't bad leads. They're stale leads. There's a difference.
Bad lead
Never had intent.
Stale lead
Had intent — months ago — and is still sitting in your database.
Section 3 · Where We Fit
We don't replace what you have. We work the leads it can't get to.
Here's the part most prospects assume wrong on the first call:
- Replace your CRM
- Replace your sales team
- Replace your existing AI agent or follow-up system
- Take over your hot pipeline
- Plug into the one you already use
- Hand off booked appointments to your closers
- Work the leads it has already abandoned
- Stay on the cold side, in the background
Two rules we run by
- 1
We only work leads your existing system has already given up on — no overlap, no stepping on what's working.
- 2
You only pay when we close. Performance-based, post-pilot.
If you've already got something running on fresh inbound, keep it. We're not pitching against it. We're pitching the layer underneath it — the leads that fall out the bottom of every funnel ever built.
Section 4 · What Your Team Gets Back
Your reps don't get replaced. They get focused.
Almost every field-sales operator we talk to says the same thing:
“Half my reps' day is tire-kickers.”
Not because the reps are bad — because lead distribution forces them to chase what's there. When the cold leads get worked in the background, your team's hour goes back to what actually closes deals: the hot pipeline.
You don't fire anyone. You make every rep more effective with the same headcount.
What operators do with the recovered capacity is their call:
- Grow without hiring — same team, more revenue
- Improve close rate — reps spend more time per qualified opportunity
- Reinvest in retention — call existing customers instead of cold-chasing strangers
The pilot doesn't change your org chart. It changes which leads your team is spending their best hours on.
The fastest way to find out what your dead database is worth.
The free pilot exists for one reason: it's faster to prove this on 200 of your real leads than to convince you on a phone call.
- 200 of your dead, untouched leads (30+ days untouched)
- We work them for 14 days, capped at 10 booked appointments
- Free. No card. No contract.
- You keep every meeting we book even if you decide not to continue
- Post-pilot pricing is performance-based — ~15% of revenue from jobs we sourced
If we don't book meetings, you've got hard data on what your dead database is actually worth.
On us.
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