Qualified Demand
- Contracted ICP criteria
- Firmographic targeting
- Account/company alignment
- Campaign engagement record
- Program reporting
Start with qualified demand. Add verified evidence, account priority, or buying-group coverage only when your Sales motion requires it. Starting configurations shown in USD.
Use your own CRM assumptions to compare delivery CPL with the acquisition cost of leads Sales actually accepts.
Each tier answers a progressively different Sales question. The CPL changes because the commercial object changes.
Choose the lowest evidence depth that answers the question your Sales motion genuinely needs answered. Upgrade only when the operating requirement changes.
Give us the minimum context required to identify the correct commercial tier, audience scope, evidence depth, and operating requirements.
Start with the lowest evidence depth that answers the question your current Sales motion needs answered. Use IA Demand for qualified response, IA Verified when Sales needs inspectable evidence, IA Intent when account priority matters, and IA Buying Group when stakeholder coverage becomes operationally necessary.
The commercial object changes by tier. Higher tiers add additional evidence, account context, and buying-unit requirements rather than selling the same delivery event at four prices.
Compare the commercial object delivered and the cost of leads Sales actually accepts, not headline CPL alone. Use your CRM acceptance definitions to evaluate the economics.
The minimum covers the contracted activation scope, audience requirements, campaign execution, qualification, reporting, and evidence configuration relevant to the selected tier.
Yes. Geography, audience scarcity, seniority, account density, volume, evidence requirements, integrations, and buying-group complexity can change final pricing.
No. Sales acceptance depends on the customer's agreed operating definition, qualification criteria, CRM process, and Sales workflow.
No. Engagement is evidence, not automatic qualification. SQL eligibility should remain governed by the customer's agreed ICP, evidence, commercial, and CRM criteria.
No. Pricing represents contracted program scope and evidence depth. Downstream outcomes depend on market conditions, audience, offer, Sales execution, CRM definitions, and program design.
No. The quantitative figures shown in this pre-live build are modeled placeholders. They must be replaced with verified CRM-backed outcomes and approved customer usage rights before public publication.
Start with your target audience, current economics, Sales acceptance criteria, and account requirements.