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Frequently asked questions

Thinking about buying leads for your business? Here are the answers to the questions we get asked most, about leads themselves, the guarantee, pricing, coverage and nLPD compliance. Can't find your answer here? Contact us directly.

Leads

What a "lead" actually means on our platform, and how we measure its quality.

What is a lead on this platform?

A lead is a real request from a potential customer: a person or business who filled in a form to be put in touch with a professional in your sector. It isn't a cold-contact list or a randomly bought file: it's a qualified request, with a specific need, that we pass on to you so you can get back to the customer quickly.

What's the difference between an exclusive lead and a shared lead?

An exclusive lead is reserved for you alone: no other business receives it. A shared lead can be sent to several providers in the same sector, which lowers its cost but means you may be competing for the same customer. You choose the lead type that suits you when you make your request, via the configurator or the order form.

How is a lead's quality score calculated?

Every lead is checked before being sent on: contact details are verified for consistency, duplicates are ruled out, the stated need is matched against your sector, and consent is validated. A quality score comes with each lead delivered, giving you a quick read on its reliability. We favour relevance over quantity: a handful of workable leads beats a pile of useless contacts.

How often are leads delivered?

Leads are sent to you as they come in, as soon as a request matching your sector and area is qualified — there's no weekly batch processing delay. Volume depends on real market demand in your sector and region, which is why it varies from month to month; you can adjust volume and area at any time based on your results.

What information does a delivered lead include?

A lead includes the customer's contact details (name, phone, e-mail), a description of the need (type of request, indicative budget if available, desired timeframe), the geographic area concerned (canton, city or postcode) and the channel through which consent was collected — enough to get back to the customer quickly with all the information you need to qualify the conversation.

Quality & guarantee

The cases where a lead is replaced free of charge, and the exact process for reporting one.

What happens if a lead's number is invalid or unreachable?

A lead is replaced free of charge if the contact doesn't answer after 3 attempts spread over 2 business days. That's one of the four situations covered by our replacement guarantee — see the full detail on our Guarantee page.

Is a lead delivered outside my sector or canton replaced?

Yes. A lead for a different sector or canton than the one you ordered is off-target and is replaced free of charge, at no extra cost.

What happens if I receive a duplicate lead or one with no real consent?

Both cases are covered by the guarantee and entitle you to a free replacement: a duplicate lead (the same contact was already delivered to you before) and a lead without consent (the person never asked to be contacted).

Is a valid lead that doesn't sign replaced?

No. A valid lead that doesn't sign or doesn't answer on your side is not replaced, and neither is a simple change of mind on your part after receiving it: a lead is a real customer request, not a guaranteed sale. Only invalid, off-target, duplicate or non-consenting leads are covered by the guarantee.

How long do I have to report a problem lead, and how long does a replacement take?

You need to report the lead concerned through our contact form within 5 business days of delivery, stating the reason. Once we've checked your report against the guarantee criteria, you receive a replacement lead within 3 business days.

Does the guarantee entitle me to a refund?

No, never. The guarantee only covers replacing the lead concerned with a new one matching your criteria — there's no refund. That's the same principle across our entire offering: you're buying qualified demand, not a guaranteed sale.

Pricing & ordering

How to get a price and place your first lead order.

What does a lead or a subscription cost?

Our prices depend on your sector, the volume you want and the level of exclusivity (exclusive or shared lead): there's no single public price. We offer three plans — pay-as-you-go, monthly subscription or custom — and the exact price is given to you on request, before any commitment. You only pay for leads matching your criteria.

How do I place my first lead order?

Two options: the simple order form (sector, volume, area) for a quick first proposal, or the more precise configurator, which lets you select several sectors, several geographic areas, your monthly volume and the exclusivity type. Either way, you receive a personalised proposal with no commitment, before any payment.

Is there a mandatory commitment or subscription?

No. The pay-as-you-go plan lets you buy a first batch of leads with no subscription at all, to test quality. The monthly subscription is an option for a steady flow, not an obligation, and its volume stays adjustable at any time.

Can I adjust my lead volume along the way?

Yes, at any time. Whether you're on the one-off plan or a monthly subscription, you can increase, reduce or pause your volume based on your results and your capacity to handle the requests you receive.

Are there hidden fees or automatic charges?

No. The price is set in advance, on request, and communicated before any launch: no automatic charge, no hidden fees. You only pay for leads matching your criteria.

Coverage

The cantons, sectors and languages covered by the platform.

Which cantons and cities are covered?

The whole of Switzerland: all 26 cantons and 2115 municipalities. You can target a single city, an entire canton, or several areas at once via the configurator.

Which sectors do you cover?

75 sectors are covered: trades and emergency repairs, energy and renovation, real estate, finance and credit, health and wellness, legal, automotive, digital, business services, and more. See the Sectors page for the full list.

Is the service available in several languages?

Yes. The platform and the request form are available in French, English, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic, to serve businesses active across Switzerland's different language regions.

Compliance (nLPD)

What Swiss data protection law means for you as a lead buyer.

Are leads nLPD-compliant?

Yes. Every lead corresponds to a request for which the customer gave explicit, tracked consent to be contacted by a professional in the relevant sector, in line with the Swiss data protection act (nLPD). A lead without that consent is, in fact, one of the cases covered by our replacement guarantee.

What are my obligations as a business buying leads?

By receiving a customer's contact details through a lead, your business becomes responsible for processing that personal data under the nLPD: keep it only as long as needed to process the request, don't pass it to a third party without a legal basis, and respect the customer's right to object to further contact if they request it. This isn't personalised legal advice: for any specific question, seeking a legal advisor's opinion remains recommended.

Where does the lead data come from?

Leads come from requests submitted directly by customers on our online forms, where consent to be contacted is collected explicitly at the point of collection — never from third-party purchased lists or data gathered unrelated to the request. That traceable consent is what lets us guarantee the nLPD compliance of every lead delivered.

Go further

Find the full details on our dedicated pages.

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