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Six data-lead types, staff-curated inventory, and a consent record on every row — the TCPA consent timestamp, the IP it came from, and a TrustedForm or Jornaya token you can verify. Pick a type and a state, order the quantity you want, pay one flat rate.
A row missing any of the three does not enter inventory — the opt-in upload path enforces it, so no data lead can list without its consent record. Each record also carries the loan picture: property type and estimated value, loan amount and purpose, credit band, LTV, veteran and first-time-buyer flags, and timeline.
| Data-lead type | Per lead |
|---|---|
| Cash-out refinance | $0.15 |
| Purchase | $0.15 |
| VA IRRRL | $0.15 |
| FHA Streamline | $0.15 |
| Conventional rate & term | $0.15 |
| DSCR | $0.15 |
One rate across every type, paid from the same credit wallet that funds your scrubs. No per-type premiums, no shared-versus-exclusive split — order by state and quantity, and the marketplace fills it from available inventory at random.
Real-time web inquiries from intent forms. Available on request while we stock the category — no live price yet.
Behavioral cookie segments matched to contact records. Available on request while we stock the category — no live price yet.
Both categories are live sections in the marketplace and priced once inventory lands. Until then, tell us what you need and we'll source against it.
Fulfillment picks that many available leads at random, skipping any you already own, then delivers a CSV the moment the order settles — with the full order kept in your history for re-download. No masked browse, no per-lead checkout, no webhook to wire up first.
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There is no returns desk, no dispute queue, no credit-back negotiation — and no returns overhead hidden in the price. That is why every data lead is a flat $0.15, below the market's anchors, whatever the loan type. You keep everything you buy, consent artifacts included. If final sale doesn't fit your desk, we'd rather you know it before your first order — this is policy, stated where policies belong.