Leadspot Pricing & Cost

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Upfront pricing answer

$55 per lead

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Pricing model: Hybrid pricing by service: fixed cost-per-lead for content syndication lead products (MQL, HQL, and Conversion-Ready Leads), pay-per-meeting / pay-for-performance for appointment setting, and custom quote for other programs. LeadSpot also publishes a standard 30-day pilot for lead-gen campaigns.
Published starting price: $55 per lead
Typical price range: $55-$125 per lead
Commitment / contract evidence: No long-term contract terms found. For appointment setting, LeadSpot states "no retainers, no minimums." For lead-gen pilots, it publishes a 30-day pilot campaign.
Billing: Primarily per-unit. MQLs, HQLs, and Conversion-Ready Leads are sold at fixed per-lead prices; appointment setting is billed pay-per-meeting and LeadSpot says clients are charged only for meetings they schedule, the client accepts, and that take place.
Contract terms: No long-term contract terms found. For appointment setting, LeadSpot states "no retainers, no minimums." For lead-gen pilots, it publishes a 30-day pilot campaign.

What is included

Marketing Qualified Leads (opt-in, purchase-intent optimized, content downloaded)
Highly Qualified Leads with zero-party audience insights
Conversion-Ready Leads with programmatic ads and direct-to-ICP content promotion
Weekly lead delivery
ICP confirmation and campaign build
Content syndication across industry-specific networks/publishers/newsletters
Custom qualifying questions
Bot filtering and opt-in verification
Appointment setting with list building, outreach, scheduling, confirmations, and handoff
Multi-channel outreach including email, phone, LinkedIn, and sometimes programmatic ads

Trial:: Free consultation only. No free trial found. LeadSpot publishes a 30-day pilot campaign for $10,000.
Guarantee:: Yes. LeadSpot says appointment setting has a "100% Quality & Conversion Guarantee" and that clients are not charged for meetings that do not meet expectations. For BANT leads, it states a 100% lead replacement guarantee for any unqualified or non-responsive contact.
Notes:: LeadSpot itself publishes the clearest pricing on its own site: MQLs at $55-$65 each, HQLs at $65-$75 each, and Conversion-Ready Leads at $85-$125 each, with a $15,000 minimum for the Conversion-Ready tier. Its FAQ also states a standard 30-day pilot campaign costs $10,000 and yields about 115 MQLs or 160 HQLs; those implied unit economics roughly align with the published per-lead bands. For appointment setting, LeadSpot clearly publishes the model as pay-per-meeting/pay-for-performance, but I did not find a concrete dollar amount per meeting on the pages opened, so that price remains custom/not publicly posted.

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