Don't sell leads.
Sell intros.

Your buyer pays more for an intro than a form. Same traffic — we get them on the phone and hand them over live, under your name.

See the problem
app.tryintro.com / overview

Overview

Leads Received
12,840
Contact Rate
95%
12,198 reached
Intros Delivered
8,412
Avg Time to Contact
12s
Active Buyers
34
Revenue Generated
$1.24M
Leads received vs. intros delivered
Received Delivered
02-1302-2603-1203-2604-0904-2305-07
Buyers
Buyer
Sent
Contacted
Delivered
Contact rate
Revenue
3,180
3,036
2,142
95.5%
$318K
2,640
2,494
1,703
94.5%
$254K
2,105
2,011
1,428
95.5%
$212K
1,884
1,772
1,239
94.1%
$186K
1,462
1,398
972
95.6%
$146K
The problem

You have no shortage of leads. You have a shortage of revenue per lead.

Two ways to get paid, both capped: sell it upfront for pennies, or take rev share and hope your buyer ever picks up the phone.

Option 1

Sell it upfront.

Your form lands in the same CSV as a scraped one — same price ceiling, no matter how much harder yours was to earn.

Option 2

Take rev share.

Now your income rides on your buyer's dialer. You only get paid if they ever pick up the phone — and most of the time, they don't.

How it works

The form fills.
Your AI takes over.

From application to a live, qualified intro sitting in your buyer's CRM — your brand on every touch, no one on your team lifting a finger.

01

They apply. We move.

The form fills and the data is ours to work — instantly, no export, no delay.

02

We text them, in your name.

Seconds later an SMS goes out under your brand — and keeps going, on every channel, until they pick up the phone.

03

Your AI setter takes the call.

On the line they're talking to an AI you configured — your pitch, your questions, your voice. It sounds like you because you built it.

04

Qualified for your buyers.

It screens live against your buyers' exact criteria — amount, timeline, intent. Everything else gets filtered before it ever reaches them.

05

Transferred — and filed.

It hands your buyer a live, warm call, then posts the whole record — transcript, recording, data — straight into their CRM.

The impact

Same traffic.
A different product.

You stop shipping form fills and start shipping conversations. That isn't an efficiency gain — it's a different line item, at a different price, on your buyer's invoice.

0%
Of your leads reach a live conversation
0s
Median time from form submit to first outbound touch
0%
Of intros handed off live, never as a file
0
Headcount you add. No openers to hire, train or manage
White-label

Your name
on both ends.

The lead thinks they're talking to you. Your buyer thinks they're buying from you. Both are right — Intro is the technology underneath, and nobody outside your company needs to know it's there.

The lead is talking to you

Your agent opens in your name, with your positioning and your qualifying questions. Nothing in the conversation points anywhere else.

The buyer is buying from you

The intro arrives under your brand, and the reporting carries your logo. Pricing, billing, and the account stay entirely on your side.

FAQ

Common questions.

We already run our own follow-up sequence. What's different?

Most sequences send messages and stop at the first no-answer. Ours runs until the lead is on the phone, then qualifies them on that call and makes the introduction while they're still on the line. The gap between a delivered SMS and a live introduction to a buyer is the entire product.

Is my audience talking to a bot?

They're talking to an AI agent you configured — and we don't hide that. What it does carry is your framing and your standards, on every call, at any hour, at any volume. You don't hire, train, or manage anyone, and quality doesn't drift when volume triples.

What do you charge?

Two parts: a monthly platform fee, plus a variable rate on every intro that actually lands — a qualified lead connected live to your buyer. The rates depend on vertical, volume and qualification depth, so let's talk and we'll quote it.

How fast can we go live?

Days. We need a webhook on your form, your qualification criteria, and where to deliver the transfer. Most marketplaces run a paid pilot on a slice of volume first.

What happens to leads that never qualify?

They come back to you with a reason code — contacted but not interested, unreachable, outside criteria. You keep the data either way, and you only pay on the ones that connect.

Everyone wants intros.
Go sell them.