Pricing aligned to measurable value

Pay for the outreach. Pay for qualified meetings. Share only in collected wins.

ReviveLane removes the large monthly retainer. You see the provider costs, approve the definition of a qualified meeting, and pay a success fee only when attributed revenue is actually collected.

No monthly retainer0% markup on outreach usageNo success fee without collected revenue
Recommended business model

The Performance Partnership

Lower fixed risk for the client and real upside for ReviveLane when the campaign creates appointments and collected revenue.

Launch setup$350one timeOutreachAt cost0% markup · written capQualified meeting$125per accepted appointmentCollected revenue5%90-day attribution window
Request a performance assessment

What the partnership includes

  • Lead-source, consent, age, and readiness review
  • Cleaning, deduplication, segmentation, and suppression review
  • Custom offer, qualification rules, and approved messages
  • Client-set provider usage cap before launch
  • Automated outreach with reply monitoring and qualification
  • Calendar handoff using written meeting criteria
  • Automatic credits for invalid or nonqualifying meetings
  • 90-day attribution ledger for collected revenue
  • Live client portal with invoice-ready fee calculations

Standard success fees are capped at $2,500 per attributed lead. Final rates, meeting criteria, attribution, and any industry-specific alternative are confirmed in writing before outreach begins.

Why ReviveLane

A managed recovery operation—not another software login.

ReviveLane fills the gap between tools your team must operate and outsourced sales programs that are too expensive for a focused pipeline test.

DIY automation

Your team runs it

Lower software cost, but your team still cleans lists, writes sequences, watches replies, handles compliance, and proves outcomes.

Outsourced SDR team

Broad and expensive

Useful for large outbound programs, but often requires multi-month commitments and substantially higher minimum spend.

The complete service

More than sending messages.

Each component removes work from your team while making the campaign easier to inspect and improve.

01

Opportunity audit

We review list source, age, consent history, prior contact, average sale value, and sales capacity before recommending that you spend anything.

02

List preparation

We standardize fields, remove duplicates, identify suppressions, and separate the strongest contacts from records that should not be activated.

03

Campaign strategy

Your offer, qualification questions, follow-up timing, SMS, and email are tailored to your business and approved before launch.

04

Managed outreach

The system launches and monitors the approved sequence, honors opt-outs, handles high-confidence routine responses, and escalates uncertain conversations.

05

Qualified handoff

Interested prospects are qualified against your rules and routed directly to your calendar or sales team with complete conversation context.

06

Visible reporting

Your portal shows provider costs, contacts attempted, replies, accepted appointments, collected revenue, and every performance-fee calculation.

Decision checkpoints

You stay in control of the spend.

Before setup

Readiness decision

We assess whether the list, customer value, offer, and follow-up capacity can support performance pricing. If the economics are weak, we say so.

Before launch

Terms and spend cap

You approve the eligible segment, provider-cost cap, meeting criteria, $125 fee, attribution window, 5% success fee, and per-lead cap.

Before invoicing

Evidence review

Both sides can inspect provider usage, appointment evidence, credits, collected revenue, and attribution before the monthly true-up.

Built to scale responsibly

Automation does the repetition. People handle judgment and closing.

ReviveLane is designed so clients receive qualified opportunities without paying for unlimited manual labor or requiring another platform operator.

01

System-managed

List preparation, approved sequences, routine qualification, calendar routing, suppression handling, and reporting run through the platform.

02

Client-owned

Your salespeople receive qualified appointments and conversation context, then own quoting, closing, and final outcome reporting.

03

Human-supervised

ReviveLane reviews uncertain conversations, provider exceptions, campaign strategy, and separately purchased Calling Desk work.

Choose the alignment

One primary model. Two practical alternatives.

No revenue share

Flat Performance

From $225/meeting

For businesses that prefer a higher fixed appointment fee or cannot use percentage-based compensation.

  • Provider outreach at cost
  • Written qualified-meeting criteria
  • No percentage commission
  • Best for restricted or private sales data
Choose flat performance
Premium add-on

Human Calling Desk

Custom per outcome

For campaigns where high-intent replies warrant live calling before the client handoff.

  • Defined call-attempt allowance
  • Generated scripts and lead context
  • Structured qualification outcomes
  • Added to either performance model
Discuss human calling

Published rates are the standard starting point. Final terms depend on lead source, customer value, qualification complexity, industry rules, and sales-data visibility. No campaign launches before written approval.

A fair partnership

Clear ownership prevents surprises.

ReviveLane controls campaign execution. Your business controls the ingredients and the sales process. Results are strongest when both sides fulfill their part quickly.

ReviveLane owns

Campaign preparation, outreach execution, provider-cost documentation, qualification, meeting evidence, attribution records, reporting, and timely escalation.

The client owns

Accurate consent and source information, a competitive offer, calendar capacity, prompt sales follow-up, quoting, closing, and honest reporting of collected revenue.

Shared responsibility

Message approval, qualification rules, meeting credits, attribution decisions, spend-cap changes, and the decision to stop, adjust, or scale.

Straight answers

The questions a careful buyer should ask.

What if no sales are generated?

There is no revenue-share fee when no attributed revenue is collected. You pay the one-time launch setup, verified outreach costs, and only valid qualified meetings delivered under the written criteria. If no qualified meetings are created, there are no meeting fees.

How do I know the activity actually happened?

Every eligible contact and activity is visible in the client portal. You can see deliveries, replies, qualification notes, appointments, and reported outcomes instead of receiving a vague monthly summary.

Are you just sending a generic blast?

No. We build the campaign around why the lead originally contacted you, what you sell, your service area, qualification rules, offer, and brand voice. You approve the messaging before it goes live.

Will this damage our reputation?

We use permissioned, client-provided records; clear identification; appropriate contact windows; frequency limits; and immediate opt-out handling. We will not activate purchased cold lists or contacts whose eligibility cannot be reasonably established.

Will my team get buried in weak replies?

Automation handles routine responses first. We qualify interest and route only the conversations that match the agreed handoff criteria. Your team remains responsible for fast follow-up, quoting, and closing.

What if my list is poor quality?

We flag that before launch whenever possible. Very old, repeatedly contacted, purchased, incomplete, or low-intent lists receive a lower readiness score. We may recommend a smaller test, a different segment, or no campaign at all.

What counts as a qualified meeting?

We define it in writing before launch—typically service fit, geography, need, timing, decision-maker status, and a real appointment time. Duplicates, invalid contacts, out-of-area prospects, and meetings that fail the approved criteria are credited.

How is a sale attributed?

A sale must originate from an eligible lead worked by ReviveLane, be connected to the recorded campaign or appointment, close within the written attribution window, and be reported as collected revenue. Taxes, refunds, and chargebacks are excluded.

Do you mark up Twilio or email costs?

No under the standard Performance Partnership. Provider usage and required registration costs are passed through at verified cost with a written cap. Outreach pauses before exceeding that cap unless you approve a change.

What if I do not want to share revenue?

A higher flat fee per qualified meeting with no percentage commission is available. It is also the fallback for industries whose rules or economics make revenue sharing inappropriate.

Am I locked into a contract?

No long-term retainer is required under the standard model. The written agreement defines the campaign, spend cap, meeting criteria, attribution window, and termination process.

Who owns the data and campaign materials?

You retain ownership of your lead data. You receive your cleaned activation file, approved campaign copy, and campaign report. Access and retention follow the service agreement and privacy policy.

Our delivery commitment

You should receive every deliverable you paid for.

If ReviveLane does not complete an agreed service deliverable for reasons within our control, we will correct or complete that work. If we cannot, we will provide a proportional service credit. This commitment covers service delivery—not replies, appointments, sales, or revenue, which depend on factors outside ReviveLane's control.

Start with the economics

Let's define what a qualified meeting and a fair win are worth.

Request your free performance assessment