Priced against the revenue you are already losing.
Every engagement starts with a free recovery audit. You see the recoverable pipeline in your database before you commit to anything.
Recovery Sprint
Start hereA single 45-day campaign against one segment of your dormant database. The cleanest way to find out what your list is actually worth.
- List size and cadence scoped during the audit
- Multi-touch email revival cadence
- Messages written from each contact's own history
- Replies routed straight to you
- Full log of every message and reply
- End-of-sprint recovery report
Second Shift
Most popularAlways-on coverage. Instant response on every new inbound lead plus continuous revival of your aged database.
- Missed-call rescue on your main line
- Continuous aged-database revival by email
- Follow-up drafted for you within minutes
- One-press connect back to the caller
- Automatic opt-out suppression
- Named contact, not a ticket queue
- Monthly reporting on what it produced
Performance
For high volumeFor businesses with large databases and a defensible close rate. Reduced retainer, priced primarily on qualified replies we put back in front of you.
- Everything in Second Shift
- Multi-location and multi-brand support
- Priority pay-per-appointment pricing
- Custom integrations scoped to your stack
- White-labeled sender identity
- Quarterly business review
Email sending costs are billed at cost and passed through without markup. We show you the estimate during the audit, based on your list size, before you sign anything.
What is included regardless of tier
Before you reach out
That is the risk we design hardest against. Every sequence is written in your voice and approved by you before it runs, and the cadence is deliberately slow — this is follow-up, not a blast. One unsubscribe suppresses a contact permanently across every campaign we run for you, enforced automatically. A burned list helps nobody: you lose an asset and we lose an account.
Still not sure which tier fits?
Start with the audit. It costs nothing, and it usually answers the question for you.