LeadGeneration.com

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted monthly agency retainer for multi-channel lead generation / digital marketing engagements, with evidence of ongoing monthly billing rather than pay-per-lead or fixed package pricing.
• Starting price: $400/mo
• Typical range: $1,000-$10,000/mo
• Billing: Monthly payment / monthly retainer; custom quote.
• Contract terms: No public contract term found for LeadGeneration.com specifically. A WebiMax FAQ says they do not use long-term contracts, but that statement appears on a WebiMax profile/FAQ rather than LeadGeneration.com itself.
• Free trial: LeadGeneration.com offers a free strategy session / free custom strategy consultation on its site. TrustRadius says no free trial is available.

LeadGeneration.com does not publish a public pricing page or package table on its own website; the site pushes buyers to request a free strategy session and describes custom strategy development. The clearest concrete figures I found are from WebiMax-related third-party sources: FeaturedCustomers states that most WebiMax campaigns run $1,000-$10,000 per month and that some small-business campaigns start at $400/month; this is relevant because LeadGeneration.com explicitly states it is 'A WebiMax Company,' but it is still not a figure published directly on LeadGeneration.com. Clutch also supports the retainer/custom-engagement model for WebiMax with a $1,000+ minimum project size, $100-$149/hr rate band, and client-reported spends ranging from about $10,000 over 3-6 months to much larger projects, but those are broader WebiMax figures rather than a dedicated LeadGeneration.com price list.

LeadGeneration.com appears to run engagements as a custom retainer: they first audit a client’s existing marketing and CRM data, connect tracking, then launch a tailored multi-channel program across paid media, landing pages, and related nurture tactics, and finally optimize and scale using closed-loop reporting tied back to revenue.

1. 1

   Audit current channels and connect CRM

   The engagement starts with an audit of the client’s historical performance and existing channels, then LeadGeneration.com connects its tracking/tools into the client’s CRM such as Salesforce or HubSpot to establish a baseline. Third-party write-ups also describe the company as connecting calls, forms, chat, and text activity back into CRM systems for full-funnel visibility.

2. 2

   Define a custom channel mix

   After the audit, the team builds a tailored strategy rather than using a fixed package. Evidence describes this as a single-vendor retainer spanning inbound and outbound tactics, especially SEO, PPC, content, and basic appointment-setting, with services customized to the client’s needs.

3. 3

   Build campaign assets and conversion paths

   Before or alongside launch, they create the working pieces needed to capture demand, including landing pages and funnel elements. Third-party descriptions say they build high-converting landing pages, while the company’s own materials emphasize webinar promotion/follow-up, email nurturing, ABM/list building, and related funnel-support assets.

4. 4

   Launch campaigns across selected channels

   LeadGeneration.com then activates campaigns on the channels chosen in the strategy, using an omni-channel approach rather than a single source. Their site explicitly says they launch across the most impactful platforms, and outside descriptions point to paid media on Google, Microsoft, Meta and other inbound/outbound tactics under one retainer.

5. 5

   Nurture and hand off qualified opportunities

   The process does not appear to stop at raw lead capture; evidence indicates they use nurture-oriented tactics before handoff. A third-party write-up says LeadGeneration.com focuses on nurturing leads through the funnel before handoff so sales teams receive prospects ready for a conversation, and the company’s own materials highlight email marketing, drip-style follow-up, webinar follow-up, and appointment-setting capabilities.

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   Continuously optimize, report, and scale

   Once campaigns are live, the team continuously monitors performance, optimizes for cost per lead and return on ad spend, and scales what is working. This is strongly supported by the site’s own 'Optimize & Scale' step, its emphasis on closed-loop analytics tying spend to revenue, and testimonial language describing strategic optimization and continuous monitoring.