Source quality, scored
Which publishers and campaigns produce callers who actually qualify, ranked by outcome rather than volume.
Solutions/Lead generation
For lead-gen operators
When you are paid per call, quality is the entire business. Transcribing and scoring every call tells you which sources send callers who convert, which ones send noise, and which billed calls a buyer is likely to argue with.
14 days on Scale, no card. Full export on every tier.
None of this is a failure of effort. It is what happens when the only record of a call is whatever the person who took it remembers.
Buyers dispute calls and reviewing the recordings by hand does not scale
One bad source quietly drags a whole campaign's quality
Revenue per call moves and you cannot see whether it is traffic or the buyer
Duplicates and sub-threshold calls inflate counts and flatter nothing
What the product is for. Scoring each call is built; the roll-ups below it are not finished yet — the three steps further down say which is which.
Which publishers and campaigns produce callers who actually qualify, ranked by outcome rather than volume.
Calls likely to be contested, with the transcript excerpt and timestamp attached, while the window is open.
Counting rules published, duplicates excluded, every figure drilling to the raw calls.
This is the use case we built the product for first — we run a pay-per-call portfolio ourselves and needed this before anyone else did.
That is a reason, not a result. We have nothing to show you from anyone else's business yet.
The labels below are literal. One of these steps runs today; the other two do not, and we would rather you know that now than after signing up.
We read your calls and recordings from the platform that already handles them. Your numbers, your routing and your phone system stay exactly as they are — we only read. The first connectors are working but not yet self-serve, and each one carries its own status on the integrations page.
One pass per call: what the caller wanted, how ready they were, how it ended, an estimated value range, and spam or voicemail flags. Every label points back at the part of the transcript that produced it. This is the piece of the product that exists today. Call analysis in detail.
The same labels, counted across hundreds of calls: what people keep asking for, including things you do not offer, and the questions your team could not answer, ranked by how often they recur. Neither list is available yet. Demand intelligence and Team performance describe what we are building.
We hold no security certification — no SOC 2, no ISO 27001. What we can tell you is on the security page, and everything that ships is dated in the changelog.
Other use cases
The calls do not change. The question you bring to them does.