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An AI-powered revenue intelligence platform that scores every inbound lead 0–100 the moment it arrives, explains the score in one plain-English sentence, and instantly alerts your team when a lead is hot — so you call the right person first. Built on Claude (Anthropic). Roughly $0.18 per qualified lead.

Every lead is scored on three things: intent (how actively they're buying — pricing-page visits, return visits, time on page), fit (how well they match your ideal customer), and urgency (how soon they'll buy). The AI weighs all three into a 0–100 score plus a one-sentence reason a rep reads in five seconds — like "Visited pricing four times today, owner of an 18-rep pest control company, needs it before spring — hot."

No. A CRM is a database with forms — it stores what already happened. LeadsThatWin.AI is an operating system that runs the revenue motion itself: it identifies demand, qualifies with reasoning, develops trust through conversation, and predicts outcomes. It replaces the stack of tools teams glue together around a CRM.

Both. Scout automatically discovers net-new prospects daily from Google Places, Apollo, Yelp, and state contractor-license registries. The free Lead Waste Calculator and a 24/7 AI chat assistant capture and qualify inbound visitors. An outbound tool writes personalized first-touch emails that reference each prospect's actual business.

Home services (pest control, roofing, HVAC, solar, home security), precious-metals and bullion dealers, hormone & peptide clinics, and direct-sales teams. Each industry gets its own purpose-built AI assistant with industry-specific qualification and strict guardrails — the clinic assistant, for example, never collects health information.

Founder-cohort pricing starts at $997/month (Growth tier — up to 5,000 leads scored/month), locked for life for early customers, with every future layer included as it ships. The marginal cost of qualifying a lead is about $0.18.

The business that contacts a hot lead first — ideally within five minutes — wins the deal far more often than not. A human can't watch 200 leads and instantly know which three are ready. The AI can, in seconds, around the clock. That's the whole product in one sentence: always be the first call to the right person.

Behavior tracking is off until the visitor accepts it in the consent banner; Global Privacy Control and Do-Not-Track are honored as a rejection; data is never sold. The clinic assistant is deliberately designed to collect zero health information. Full details in the privacy policy.