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Cost-per-lead calculator

Put in what you pay for leads today and how many you buy, and this works out the cost per lead on both sides. Leadity prices per delivered lead: a business record is $0.0032, a carrier-verified mobile $0.016, and a lead that fails a filter you bought costs nothing. Free, in the browser, no account.

Price an order

Nothing here is a quote engine dressed up. It is the same composition the rate card states, run over a quantity, with the working shown. Turn a filter off and its term leaves the expression.

phone type
website
owner name
leads
0.2 basex1 niche+0.8 mobile only+1 no website2 credits per lead
2 per leadx1,000 leads2,000 credits
this order, at the 2,000 top-up rate$69.00$0.069 a lead

You buy that pack once, for $69.00. Credits are not per order, so whatever this run does not use stays in your balance for the next one.

numbers that are not mobile, businesses that turned out to have a site, businesses from another trade group. Your number, not a yield we are claiming.
820 deliveredx21,640 credits
180 that failedx00 credits

You are charged 1,640 credits, not 2,000. The budget is reserved when the run starts and the difference comes back when it settles.

$A lead you can actually call. If half a bought list is landlines, the real figure is double the sticker price.
1,000 leadsx$0.069 here$69
1,000 leadsx$1.00 where you buy now$1,000

That is $931 less, for the same 1,000 leads.

What happens to your money during a run

The whole budget is reserved at the start
So a run can never spend more than the order you approved, and nothing is billed twice as leads arrive.
Rounding happens once, over the whole order
Not once per lead. That is the ceiling above, and it is the only place a fraction becomes a whole credit.
The run stops at your lead target or your budget
Whichever comes first. It cannot overshoot either one to reach the other.
Running out of map refunds, it does not part-charge
If an area and a niche hold fewer businesses than you ordered, you get what was found and the rest of the reserve returns to your balance.

Most lead sources quote you a rosy price, then the bill climbs: per-1,000-row scrapers add enrichment fees, and shared pay-per-lead services resell the same lead to several buyers. Leadity charges one transparent rate per carrier-verified mobile - from $0.016/lead on the largest plan, where a credit costs up to 60% less than on the smallest. Set the quantity, pick your filters, enter what a usable lead costs you today, and the two totals sit side by side.

Cost-per-lead calculator - FAQ.

  • A business record is 0.2 credit, keeping only numbers the carrier record says are mobiles takes a lead to 1 credit, and asking us to name the owner as well takes it to 3.5 credits. The website filter adds on top of whichever you turn on. In money that is $0.0032-$0.0116 a lead unfiltered, $0.016-$0.058 with a verified mobile and $0.0559-$0.203 with the owner's name, depending on volume - a credit on the largest plan costs up to 60% less than on the smallest, and a hard spend cap is shown before every run.

  • A lead you can actually call - a working mobile, not a disconnected landline or an info@ inbox. If half a bought list is landlines, your true cost per usable lead is double the sticker price, which is why the comparison often surprises people.

  • It's a transparent estimate using Leadity's published per-lead tiers. Your final cost depends on the filter and volume you choose - the exact credit cost and spend cap are always shown before you run a live scrape.

Skip the guesswork - pull verified mobiles.

Pick a niche and a US area, flip on the no-website filter, and run a live Google Maps scrape for carrier-verified mobiles - from $0.016/lead.