Sloan
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Built inside our own wholesaling operation · not a startup demo

Your best seller lead came in at 9:41 on a Saturday night. Nobody called it back.

Sloan calls it back in five seconds. Ten attempts per lead. 24/7.

You get a qualified seller and a full transcript. Built on our own pipeline — we ran it for a month before we opened it to anyone else.

Get your leads called today Hear 60 seconds of it first

For operators taking 100+ inbound seller leads a month. Below that, this won't pay for itself and we'll tell you so.

The math nobody puts in the P&L

You already paid for the leads you never spoke to

What happens today

21:41Seller fills out your form. Nobody is at a desk.
Mon 09:20First attempt, eleven hours cold. No answer.
Mon 14:00Seller calls back. Your VA is on another call. Voicemail.
TueAttempt two. Then the lead quietly stops being worked.
LaterThey sell to whoever picked up the phone first.

What happens with Sloan

21:41:05Phone is ringing. Five seconds after the form.
21:42Seller answers. Six qualification questions asked.
21:43Transcript and structured answers in your hands.
No answer?Nine more attempts across our tested cadence.
Mon 09:00Your rep opens the day with sellers who already qualified.

Do the arithmetic on your own numbers: leads a month × what you pay per lead × the share that never reach a conversation. For most operators we talk to, that figure is larger than what this service costs.

Don't take our word for it — 60 unedited seconds

drop the 60-second recording here0:00 / 1:02

Lead in

Sat 21:41

Dialed

21:41 · attempt 1

Outcome

Qualified · 6 answers

Delivered

Transcript, 40s later

A real inbound seller from our own marketing. Judge the voice, the questions and the handoff for yourself — that recording is the entire pitch.

Four things one person on one phone cannot do

This isn't a knock on your team. It's the limit of having one mouth and one shift.

Work the evening and the weekend

The hours your seller leads actually arrive are the hours nobody is at the desk. Sloan doesn't know Sunday 10pm from Tuesday 10am.

Answer the seller calling back

Your VA is mid-call, so the one seller motivated enough to ring you gets voicemail. Sloan picks up on the first ring, however many call at once.

Hold ten conversations at the same time

A campaign spikes and a human works a queue — the last lead waits hours. Every lead gets dialed the moment it lands.

Make the tenth attempt without flinching

Our own team averaged under three attempts before a lead went quiet. Sloan runs the full ten on every lead, forever.

Sloan against a $1,000/month VA

Keep your VA. Just stop paying them to dial numbers nobody answers.

 
Sloan
Qualification VA / ISA
First call
~5 seconds, always
Whenever they're free
Hours covered
24 / 7 / 365
One shift, one time zone
Attempts per lead
Up to 10
2–3 in practice
Calls at the same time
Many
Exactly one
Seller rings you back
Answered instantly
Voicemail, then chase
Script consistency
Identical, call one to ten thousand
As good as their day is going
Live and working
One working day
Weeks of hiring and training
Turnover
None
Rehire, retrain, repeat
Effective first-year cost
~$856 / month
$1,000 / month + your time

We are turning most people down

We'd rather have the right operators than the first ones through the door. Read the right-hand column honestly before you apply.

This is for you if

You take 100+ inbound seller leads a month You pay for those leads — Facebook, Google, your site, purchased Someone on your team already makes the first call You know leads are slipping and it bothers you You have people to follow up once a seller is qualified You can point a form or CRM at a webhook

Don't apply if

You get fewer than 100 inbound leads a month You want cold lists or skip-traced numbers called You need your own script and your own questions You want us inside your CRM building automations You're shopping for AI to try, not a leak to fix Nobody is available to work the qualified sellers we hand back

From payment to first live call: one working day

No implementation project. No discovery phase. Four steps, and only one of them needs you.

Hour 0

You pay and fill one form

Company, lead source, where you want results, one technical contact.

Hour 1

We clone the desk

Your own agent and dedicated number, running the script that works on our leads.

Hour 3

Test calls together

One answered, one unanswered. You confirm the output lands where you want it.

Same day

Live on real leads

Every new lead gets called in five seconds from that moment on.

One plan, no usage fees

30-day pilot

$1,500

Up to 250 unique leads · setup included · live in a day

$797 / month after

Month to month. Cancel whenever. No per-minute charges, ever.

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Every lead you send gets all of this:

Called within ~5 secondsUp to 10 attempts Our tested seller scriptStructured qualification answers Full transcriptRecording on request Dedicated phone numberReached / not-reached status Dashboard or webhook deliverySetup inside one working day

Across a full year that's about $856 a month — under the cost of a $1,000 VA, with coverage no VA can give you. One invoice, one number, no reconciliation.

Where it still falls short

If we hide this now you'll find it in week one and trust nothing else on this page.

Incomplete calls happen

Dead air, an interruption, an answer it can't process. We flag the call, send what we captured, and your team finishes it. We don't quietly retry and hope.

It qualifies. It doesn't close.

No appointments, no live transfers, no negotiating. Answers and a transcript, handed to your people.

Our script, not yours

Read every question before you pay. You just can't rewrite them — that's the trade for a one-day setup and a flat price.

Inbound and opted-in only

No cold lists. People who asked to hear from you, with consent you can show.

What you're probably thinking

"Sellers will hate talking to a robot."

Some do. Far more hate leaving a voicemail on Saturday and hearing back Tuesday. Listen to the recording and judge it against the alternative, which is silence.

"Do I have to change my CRM?"

No. We never touch it. Leads come to our webhook, results go to your dashboard or endpoint, your CRM stays exactly as it is.

"Should I fire my VA?"

We'd tell you not to. Sloan takes first-touch dialing; your VA gets the sellers who already answered and qualified.

"I could build this myself for less."

You could. It took us months of real seller calls to make the script hold up. If you want to own and maintain that, a self-service tool is genuinely the better buy.

"What if it doesn't work for us?"

The pilot is 30 days for exactly that reason. At the end you'll have your own connection numbers and can walk away — month to month, no notice period.

"Is this legal?"

We only call inbound leads who opted in, the agent discloses what it is, and consent language on your forms is part of onboarding. No cold lists, no exceptions.

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"I'm not selling you software. I built this because I was watching leads I'd paid for die in my own CRM over the weekend, and I got tired of it. It runs on our pipeline every day. I'm taking three operators so I can watch each account personally — after that, the honest answer is I couldn't give it the same attention."

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