Questions and answers.

An aged lead is a person who asked for a life insurance quote more than 30 days ago. They cost less than fresh leads. Dial Haul prices drop as a lead gets older: 30 to 90 days, 91 to 180 days, and 181+ days.

Source: Are aged leads worth it? · FCC: telemarketing and robocalls

From our own quote sites and calculators on Coverfolk. Each person fills out a form, agrees to be contacted, and confirms their phone with a 6 digit text code.

Source: Coverfolk, our quote site · How Dial Haul works

Five at most. Every lead shows how many times it has sold. Rookie Pack leads go to two agents max.

Source: How many times leads are sold

Name, phone, email, city, state, age, coverage asked for, lead type, lead age, times sold, the page it came from, and its consent certificate.

Source: TrustedForm consent certificates · What a TrustedForm certificate is

Texas, Florida, California, Pennsylvania, New York, North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Arizona. These 13 states have the most licensed agents. More states are added every month.

Source: Leads by state · NIPR: check an agent license

Every day at 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM Central. Subscribers see each drop 24 hours early. Turn on text or email alerts to get pinged for your states and lead types.

Source: How fast to call a lead

Yes. Prices drop as leads age. A lead moves from Fresh (under 30 days) to 30 to 90 days, then 91 to 180 days, then 181+ days, and gets cheaper at each step. Every lead shows how many times it has sold.

Source: Pricing

If nobody calls or touches a lead for 30 days, we flag it and alert you and your team leader. If it is still untouched 30 days later, it goes back into rotation. One call or note keeps it yours.

Source: Bad number and return policy

Aged leads start at $1.75. Packs start at $499 for 100 leads, or $4.99 each. The Pro Bulk pack is 1,000 leads for $1,999, or $2.00 each. Fresh leads cost $17 to $44 based on type.

Source: Pricing · What aged leads cost

Yes. Subscribe to any pack weekly and save 10%. You see drops 24 hours early. Skip a week, pause, or cancel any time. There is no 4 week minimum.

Source: Pricing

Load money ahead and get bonus credit. Load $500 and get $550. Load $1,000 and get $1,125. Load $2,000 and get $2,300. Credit never expires.

Source: Buy leads

Tap Bad number on the lead and we swap it right away. You can swap up to 5% of an order, max 25, within 7 days of buying it.

Source: Bad number policy · Bad number replacement

Yes. It takes about 30 seconds. You enter your name, email, mobile, and a password, then confirm your phone with a text code. Your first order gets 10 free leads.

Source: Buy leads

Yes. Download a CSV of any order, or send each new lead to GoHighLevel, Ringy, or any webhook URL from Settings.

Source: The Dial Haul CRM

Yes. Every new account gets the full CRM and dialer free for 3 days. Lock it in during those 3 days and it stays $9.99 a month for good. After 3 days the CRM locks. Turn it back on for $19.99 a month, or we email you every lead as a CSV for free so you can dial them on your own.

Source: The Dial Haul CRM

Register your agency, and once we approve it you get a leader login and your own team link. Every agent who signs up on your link joins your team. Your leader terms are inside Agency HQ.

Source: Team leaders

Fill out the agency form with your name, agency name, how many agents you have and the states you sell in. We usually approve agencies the same day and text you your login and team link.

Source: Team leaders

In Agency HQ, paste every agent phone number and email, or upload a list. Each agent gets your team link by text or email, and you can see who opened it, who joined and who bought. Agents who join get 10 free leads on their first order.

Source: Team leaders

Yes. Everyone pays for their own CRM: agents and team leaders. The team CRM runs Agency HQ. Start it in your first 3 days and it stays $9.99 a month for good. After 3 days it is $19.99 a month. No plan? We email you your team file as a CSV. Your agents keep their own CRM if they pay for it.

Source: The Dial Haul CRM