The unit economics of ad → application → booked call → close. Move a slider — everything recalculates.
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The math. Booked calls = ad spend ÷ cost per booked call; leads scale from cost per qualified lead, and CPL vs. cost per call implies your booking rate. Cash per booked call = show% × close% × avg cash collected. ROAS = revenue ÷ spend; ROI = (revenue − spend) ÷ spend. The cash figures use money you collect up front; the contract line runs the same funnel on full deal size. Break-even sits at 1.0× ROAS.
Benchmark context. The category quotes $50–$300 per qualified booked call; general B2B platforms often run $300+ per qualified opportunity. If your modeled cost per call sits inside $50–$200, you're at or below market.
These are projections from your inputs, not promises. Typical ranges are industry benchmarks; our own figures are marked. Actual results depend on your offer, market, spend, and execution.
Creatives produced, campaigns managed, qualified calls on your calendar — these numbers, running on your offer.