Exclusive leads for agencies ·SEO, web design & more ·Pay per leadYour Agency’s Pipeline,Flooded with Ready-to-Buy Clients.

We email local businesses that fit your ideal client and hand you the ones who write back asking what it costs. You pay per lead. No retainer.

Leads to 2 clients alone
15,651
To your first replies
48 hrs
Countries: US, CA, UK, AU
4

Every disc is a lead that replied

Agencies buying leads from us

Our clients are agencies in the US, Australia and the UAE

  • Web Trend Setter
  • Canyon IT
  • Creators Collective
  • Daxis
  • Digipuush
  • GyWeb
  • Rajmith
  • Marketing Geeks
  • Mobiweb
  • SPD Digitech
  • Sterling Digital Solution
  • Tagsen
  • TOS
  • Web Style Club
  • White Bunnie

Leads by industry

Leads for the service you sell.

How pay per lead works
  • 01Exclusive

    SEO leads

    Local businesses that know they're missing from page one and asked what fixing it costs.

    “If you offer paid work on this, put the numbers in the same email: what is included, monthly cost, any setup fee, and the contract length.”
    Appliance repair

    See the leads

  • 02Exclusive

    Web design leads

    Businesses asking for a new or better website, and asking what it costs.

    “How much will it cost me”
    Small business

    See the leads

  • Another B2B service

    Selling something else?

    Tell us who you sell to. We'll say straight away whether our outreach can reach them, and what a lead would cost.

    Tell us your ideal client

Counted from our mailboxes.

The first three come from 373 dated delivery emails to one client, to the last lead. The fourth is August's reply count, rounded.

Qualified leads delivered to one SEO agency since November 2024
6,045
Separate deliveries, never more than 6 days apart
373
Months in a row without a skipped month
23
Replies to our outreach in August 2026 alone
~150

Sound familiar?

Most lead sellers hand you a list. We hand you replies.

  1. Buying lead lists where nobody picks up?

    Lead quality01

    Typical agency

    A scraped spreadsheet of businesses that have never heard of you.

    With GDP

    Every lead has already replied to our outreach, and it goes to you alone. Their reply ships with the lead, so you can read the intent yourself.

  2. Paying a retainer before a single lead shows up?

    Payment02

    Typical agency

    A fixed fee every month, whether your calendar fills or not.

    With GDP

    You pay per lead delivered. Want more next week? Order more. Want fewer? Order fewer.

  3. Leads that arrive in one burst, then go quiet for a month?

    Consistency03

    Typical agency

    A big first batch, then silence until you chase.

    With GDP

    Our longest-running SEO agency client has had 373 deliveries in 23 months, about four a week, never more than 6 days apart.

  4. Spending your week prospecting instead of selling?

    Your time04

    Typical agency

    You build the list, write the emails and chase the replies yourself.

    With GDP

    We build the list, send the outreach and sort the replies. You get the interested ones with name, email, phone and source.

How it works

First replies in 48 hours.

You tell us who you sell to. We find them, write to them and pass you the ones who answer. Your only job is the sales call.

  1. You

    Send your ideal client

    Industry, company size, geography and the service you sell. Five minutes on WhatsApp or email.

  2. Us

    We build the list and write

    Local businesses that match. Each email points at something specific, like a clinic that isn't on page one for its own service in its own town.

  3. Us

    Replies get sorted

    Every reply is tagged: interested, meeting, objection, not interested. Only the interested ones become your leads.

  4. Within 48 hours

    Leads land in your inbox

    A dated batch, like “10 SEO Lead (19-Aug-2026)”. Each lead carries name, email, phone, source and the reply itself.

What a lead looks like

These aren't leads. These are replies.

About 150 business owners replied to our outreach in August 2026. Here are twelve, word for word, typos and all. Open any one to read the whole email. Names, companies, emails and phone numbers are redacted. The wording and dates are not.

  • Asked the price31 Aug 2026

    · Appliance repair

    Re: ideas on

    If you offer paid work on this, put the numbers in the same email: what is included, monthly cost, any setup fee, and the contract length.

    Sherman Oaks, CA
    Mon 31 Aug 2026, 09:31 UTC

  • Asked the price7 Aug 2026

    · Screen printing & embroidery

    RE: a small website note for

    How much would it cost to get Listed first page in screen printing and embroidery?

    Washington
    Fri 7 Aug 2026, 18:38 UTC

  • Asked the price28 Aug 2026

    · Chiropractic clinic

    Re: something I noticed for

    Yes Do I have To update my website as well and if not what is the total cost for SEO

    Brampton, Ontario
    Fri 28 Aug 2026, 18:01 UTC

  • Asked the price28 Aug 2026

    · Martial arts academy

    Re: in Crewe

    Ok, how much will it cost?

    Crewe, UK
    Fri 28 Aug 2026, 10:11 UTC

  • Asked for the breakdown22 Aug 2026

    · Waterproofing contractor

    Re: some ideas for

    Sure including all costs please

    Milford
    Sat 22 Aug 2026, 01:13 UTC

  • Asked for the breakdown20 Aug 2026

    · Roofing contractor

    Re: thoughts on

    That said, growing our online presence is something I’m interested in. Feel free to send over the breakdown you put together, and I’ll take a look.

    Pearland, TX
    Thu 20 Aug 2026, 12:14 UTC

  • Asked for the breakdown21 Aug 2026

    · Transportation company

    Re: a quick question for

    Please send information on how we could improve our website to achieve better results in Google search.

    Florida
    Fri 21 Aug 2026, 14:19 UTC

  • Asked for the breakdown23 Aug 2026

    · Clinical psychologist

    Re: reflections on

    Hi, nice to meet you. Sure, send it over to me. I’d love to see it.

    Los Angeles, CA
    Sun 23 Aug 2026, 00:56 UTC

  • Wanted to keep talking24 Aug 2026

    · Solar installer

    RE: a few thoughts for

    Thanks for reaching out. You can forward the details over. What company are you with?

    Frisco, TX
    Mon 24 Aug 2026, 15:08 UTC

  • Wanted to keep talking24 Aug 2026

    · Grocery & liquor retail

    RE: a quick question for

    Thank you very much for noticing my web site. I was preparing it and have been held up. Kindly let me know how you can help?

    Melbourne, Australia
    Mon 24 Aug 2026, 22:10 UTC

  • Wanted to keep talking22 Aug 2026

    · Architecture practice

    Re: reflections on

    You can send, though I know my website needs help and it is why I am not getting the front page.

    Santa Monica, CA
    Sat 22 Aug 2026, 04:07 UTC

  • Wanted to keep talking30 Aug 2026

    · Immigration & travel services

    Re: some ideas for

    Yes , I will take a look maybe you can fix this?

    Las Vegas, NV
    Sun 30 Aug 2026, 12:19 UTC

None of them said “tell me more”. Every one went straight to price, scope or next steps. That's intent, not curiosity.

See what these replies turned into

Case study · a current client

6,045 leads. 373 deliveries. Never more than 6 days apart.

Seo (rest of the name hidden)

M (rest of the name hidden) G (rest of the name hidden), DirectorSeo (rest of the name hidden) · United States

Cumulative leads delivered to one US SEO agency

Nov 2024 – Sep 2026 · hover or use arrow keys

They hired us in 2022, left, and came back in November 2024. Since then: a delivery every 1.8 days on average, for 23 months straight.

Read the full delivery record

From clients, unedited

One recorded a video. One kept paying for more.

Recorded on his phone · 0:53

“It's not scraped leads. It is proper qualified leads what they give.”

Vishal SharmaWeb Trend Setter · Web design & development agency · United States

Qualified appointment leads in one week
20
Of those became paying clients
3

In his words, in the video

Read everything he says

Global Digital Project is one of the finest company, we were actually trying to get some qualified leads, qualified appointments, and you know, but we are not able to get it. But when we worked for, with the Global Digital Project, we were able to get 20 qualified leads of booking appointments in a week, and out of that, 3 got converted, even. In fact, you know, so it's pretty good. If you are agency and you need leads in pipeline, or you want all these things, you can just, you know, contact them, and they are wonderful people. Very honest, good quality leads. It's not scraped leads. It is proper qualified leads what they give. So I think you should give it a try. Yeah.

Transcribed from the video. Punctuation added; words as spoken.

Tamac McMillan · Tamac McMillan Web Group

United States

Leads delivered
9,606
Orders placed
101+
Ordering, 2022 – 2025
3 yrs

Re: 23rd June Order Leads

From
Tamac McMillan <>
Date
Wed 29 Jun 2022, 1:44 am ET

sent another $500! Keep up the good work!

QUICK QUESTION! If i give you $1000USD per payment, can you straight up double up your production?

Re: 6th Mar Order

From
Tamac McMillan <>
Date
Tue 7 Mar 2023, 12:16 am ET

EXCELLENT WORK!

PLEASE KEEP UP 40-60 a day moving forward

3 clients, every number traced back to the mailbox and the sheets we sent.

See all case studies

Pricing

You pay per lead. That's the whole model.

  1. Invoice

    GDP - INV-275

    SEO Leads delivered
    50
    Monthly retainer
    None

    You pay for

    50 leads

    Subject of a real invoice, Sep 2026: “GDP - INV-275 - 50 SEO Leads”

    1. Per lead, nothing else

    Pay for replies, not for hours

    You're billed for leads delivered. No monthly retainer sitting on top. The invoice is a lead count, like the one here.

  2. Two real replies, two markets

    “…growing our online presence is something I’m interested in. Feel free to send over the breakdown you put together…”
    Roofing contractor · Pearland, TX
    “Ok, send me some costs.”
    Nursing home · Dundee, UK
    • Markets we run
    • US
    • CA
    • UK
    • AU

    2. Priced for your market

    Your niche sets the number

    A lead for a roofer in the US and one for a care home in Dundee don't cost the same to find. Your price depends on your market and how strict you want the qualification bar.

  3. What happens after you send it

    Hi Asif, here is my ideal client profile:

    • • Industry you sell into
    • • Company size
    • • Country, state or city
    • • The service you sell
    1. Same day

      Your per-lead price

    2. Within 48 hours

      First replies in your inbox

    3. Same-day figure

    Ask today, know today

    Send your ideal client profile and you'll have the per-lead price the same day. First replies land within 48 hours of agreeing it.

What these replies are worth to you

Use your real numbers: how you actually close and what you actually charge. Up to 20% is typical for reply-verified prospects, so that's where the close rate starts.

100
Typical20%
  • Up to 20%Typical for reply-verified leads
  • 21–25%Depends on your sales process
  • 26–30%Where many of our clients land
$750

New clients a month

20

New revenue a month

$15,000

100 leads × 20% close rate = 20 clients, rounded down. Your numbers, not ours.

FAQ

Straight answers.

  • A business owner who replied to our outreach showing interest, usually asking for a price, a breakdown or more information. Their reply comes with every lead, so you can see what they asked before you call.

Send us your ideal client.

  • The industry you sell into
  • Company size
  • Country, state or city
  • The service you want them to buy