Business Funding Appointment Setting. Pay Per Booked Meeting.
You fund deals when qualified owners sit meetings. So that is the only unit you pay for. An AI SDR texts business owners we sourced and verified ourselves, qualifies them against deposit, time-in-business, and credit bars you sign off on, and books them straight onto your calendar. Double-confirmed. Replaced free if they ghost.
A $20 appointment is not an appointment
The MCA lead market runs on a cheap-appointment ladder. Synergy Direct Solution sells pre-set appointment leads at $20 retail, sliding to $10 at 100+ volume, with live transfers from $40 down to $25. Exclusive Leads Agency charges $60 for real-time appointments and $75 for live transfers. MCA Leads Hub prices transfers at $55, sliding to $40 at volume.
Here is the part most brokers never read. Synergy's own pricing page discloses that those pre-set appointments are callback leads. A phone number that agreed to a callback. No time on your calendar, no confirmation, and data that has usually been resold across the industry. You are not buying an appointment. You are buying permission to chase.
What $10 to $40 Buys
A callback lead
- Permission for a callback, not a calendar booking
- Pulled from resold data lists
- No written qualification you control
- Ghosts and dead numbers are your problem
What We Sell
A booked meeting
- Booked on your calendar, confirmed at 24 hours, 2 hours, and 15 minutes
- Qualified against bars you wrote and signed
- SMS transcript and confirmation log behind every charge
- No-shows replaced free within 5 business days
Different unit. Different economics. Price per record tells you nothing about cost per funded deal, which is the only number your P&L cares about.
One funded deal can cover months of meetings
Run the numbers you already know. By broker-economics estimates, funding brokers earn 1 to 12 points on a funded deal. On an average advance around $40,000, that is roughly $400 to $4,800 in commission per deal, and a single $100,000 deal at 10 points pays $10,000. Nothing in that math is exotic. It just means the real question is not what an appointment costs. It is how many booked, qualified meetings it takes to fund one deal, and what those meetings actually cost you after the ghosts and the junk.
Cheap units hide their real price
A $10 callback lead that never becomes a conversation is not cheap. It is $10 of waste, times every record that goes nowhere. When most of the pile is dead, the effective cost of the few real conversations climbs fast.
Show rate drives cost per deal
A meeting that never happens funds nothing. Every meeting we book runs a 24-hour, 2-hour, and 15-minute confirmation sequence. If the owner still does not show within 10 minutes, it is replaced free. You never pay for a ghost twice.
Qualification drives close rate
Meetings with owners under your deposit or time-in-business bars burn your closers' hours. Ours are qualified in conversation against criteria you signed, and any meeting outside them is free. Your team only sits with owners worth sitting with.
Business owners who want capital, qualified to your bars
This market already agrees on what qualified means, so we adopt the standard bars straight into your qualification doc: $15K+ in monthly deposits, 6+ months in business, owner FICO 500+. Want them tighter? It is your document. You write it with us at kickoff, you sign it before launch, and it decides what you pay for. A meeting outside it is replaced or credited, free. Here is how an owner goes from a cold number to a confirmed slot on your calendar.
The list, built fresh
Every owner we text was sourced in-house and verified against their live business website. Phone-verified, quality-scored, deduped, DNC-suppressed. The cheap-appointment ladder dials resold data. We never touch it.
The capital conversation
The opener is about money for their business, an outcome the owner already wants, not a pitch to decode. Real two-way SMS. The AI SDR asks about deposits, time in business, and credit inside the exchange. Only interested, qualified owners move to booking.
The booking, locked in
The owner picks a time on your calendar. Then the 24-hour, 2-hour, and 15-minute confirmation sequence locks it in. Our baseline show rate is 60%, and the sequence exists to push it higher. Ghosts trigger the 10-minute rule, not an invoice.
Mechanics that make junk meetings impossible to bill
Pay-per-appointment has a known failure mode: vendors booking volume to pad invoices. In this market it shows up as callback leads dressed up as appointments. Every mechanic below exists so that cannot happen here.
The Billing Trigger
Booked, double-confirmed, on your criteria
You are charged when a meeting is booked on your calendar, double-confirmed, and matches the qualification bars you signed. Not for leads, not for transfers, not for effort. Charged from our logs, auditable any time.
The 10-Minute Rule
No-shows are never held against you
If the owner has not shown within 10 minutes of start time, the meeting does not count as held. We rebook or replace it within 5 business days, free. You never pay for a ghost twice.
Your Written Criteria
Deposits, time in business, credit. In writing.
One page, signed at kickoff: the market-standard bars or your own, in your words. A meeting that falls outside it is replaced or credited. No argument, no ticket queue.
The Paper Trail
A transcript behind every charge
Every billed meeting comes with the SMS transcript where the owner chose the time, plus the full confirmation log. You audit us whenever you want.
One flat rate per booked meeting, quoted for business funding
We do not publish a rate card, because the honest number depends on your qualification bars and your volume. A 15-minute call gets you the exact per-meeting rate for business funding and a one-time setup quote on the spot. The setup covers your list build, campaign build, calendar integration, and qualification doc. After that, nothing is fixed. No retainer, no monthly fee, no minimum. Card on file through Stripe, auto-charged per booked meeting, weekly statement, optional weekly cap so volume never outruns your capacity. The full billing mechanics are on the pricing page, and the machine behind it is on the how it works page.
Get Your Per-Meeting RateStraight answers for funding shops
I buy $20 appointments today. Why would I pay more per meeting?
How do you qualify monthly deposits and time in business?
My market is competitive. Will business owners even reply?
What counts as a billable meeting?
What happens if the owner doesn't show?
Do you require a retainer or contract?
How fast can we launch?
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Ready to pay for funding meetings, not callback leads?
A 15-minute call gets you a per-meeting rate for business funding, your qualification bars drafted, and a launch date within the week.
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