Your Creole and Spanish leads sit in your CRM, untouched, because your team can't call them. We can. In their language. We book the appointment. You close. You pay only when they show up.
Pay per held appointment · No monthly fee · No contract
This week
23 held$30 for the lead. $600 for the policy. The only thing in between is a phone call — in the right language.
Why we started this
We sat with Haitian families in Miami, Brooklyn, Boston, and New Jersey, and every conversation came back to the same thing. They call for insurance — for something that protects their family — and they wait on hold. And when someone finally answers, that someone doesn't speak Creole.
So they give up. They go without coverage. Their families stay unprotected — not because they don't care, but because no one ever met them in their own language.
Your unworked leads aren't a bad list. They're those families — waiting for a call in Creole.
That’s what your unworked Creole and Spanish leads are worth. We book them. You collect the $600.
Our team is already dialing, in three languages. You do nothing but close.
No retainer. No monthly fee. If they don’t show, you don’t pay.
Stop paying $30 and letting it die in your CRM. Not one more.
CSV or CRM export. Five minutes. Done.
Creole, Spanish, English — in their language. The appointment lands on your calendar.
Per held appointment. Nothing up front. That’s it.
"Your team worked our Creole leads in the first week and booked 14 appointments. We closed 9 policies. Best money we've spent on lead gen."
Final expense IMO · Florida
No monthly fee · No contract · You pay only when they show up.
Book a callIf they don't show, you don't pay. That's the whole deal.
Creole, English, and Spanish. Creole is our specialty — the community most agents can’t reach at all.
Upload a CSV or paste a list. We’ll walk you through it in five minutes.
No. We only set appointments. Your licensed agents close the policy.
You don’t pay. We only charge for held appointments.
Yes. We follow TCPA and DNC rules and work opted-in leads.
Yes. Creole is what makes us different, but we work all three languages.