Not every lead deserves a call today:
scoring tells your team which ones do
A sales team calling every lead in the order they arrived treats a browsing visitor the same as someone ready to buy today. We build scoring from your own closed-deal data and a nurture sequence for everyone who scores lower, so no lead is simply dropped.
Where the money leaks today
Most sales teams work leads in the order they arrive, or by whichever gut feeling seems most promising that day, because there is no scoring model telling them which lead is statistically more likely to close. This means a sales rep’s limited calling time gets spent equally on a browsing visitor who downloaded a guide once and a prospect who has visited the pricing page five times this week, when those two leads deserve very different amounts of attention.
The leads that score low are usually just dropped, marked as a dead end after one unanswered call, rather than moved into a nurture track that keeps them warm until they are actually ready. This throws away real future revenue, because most buyers are not ready at the exact moment they first show interest, and a lead that is not ready today is not the same as a lead that will never buy.
Where scoring models do exist, they are frequently built on assumptions, job title, company size, page visited, rather than on what the business’s own closed-deal history actually shows predicts a sale, which means the score and reality quietly drift apart over time.
What we do
We build the scoring model from your own closed-won and closed-lost deal history, finding which behaviours and attributes actually separated the leads that bought from the ones that did not, rather than starting from a generic template. This often surfaces a signal nobody expected, a specific page visit, a specific email reply, that predicts a sale far better than the obvious firmographic data everyone assumed mattered.
We integrate the scoring model with your CRM so scores update automatically as leads engage, and set up routing rules: which score threshold gets an immediate call, which gets a lower-touch nurture sequence. The nurture sequence itself is built so no lead disappears, each one gets relevant content and a reason to re-engage until they either score higher or clearly fall out of your market.
We recalibrate the model after the first full sales cycle against actual outcomes, since a scoring model that is never checked against reality slowly becomes guesswork wearing a dashboard.
What we need from you
Historical data on deals that closed and deals that did not, with whatever behavioural or firmographic data was captured at the time, and admin access to your CRM so the scoring model and routing rules can run automatically rather than through a manual weekly review.
How we measure
Whether the score actually predicted the outcome, checked against real closed deals after the first cycle, plus sales time saved by not calling low-intent leads and the conversion rate of leads that moved through the nurture sequence back to sales-ready. We recalibrate the weighting based on this data rather than leaving the model static.
Price and timeline
| Option | Price | What it covers | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch or audit | from $1,000 | Scoring model, CRM integration, first nurture sequence | 2 to 3 weeks |
| Monthly management | from $600 / month | Ongoing recalibration, new nurture tracks, reporting | monthly, no lock-in |
| Full control, handover to your team | from $2,500 | Full build, documentation and training for your sales and marketing teams | 3 to 4 weeks |
Related
This works best after crm marketing automation is in place and builds directly into b2b outbound campaigns and appointment setting campaigns. See the sales funnels and CRM service page and the marketing analytics service page, and automate lead scoring for the agent-run version of ongoing scoring. A real candidate-scoring system is in the staffing agency recruitment bot case study.
Want your sales team’s time spent on the leads most likely to close? Get in touch and we will look at your deal history.
FAQ
How much does lead scoring and nurturing cost?
From $1,000 for the scoring model, CRM integration and the first nurture sequence. Ongoing refinement and new nurture tracks usually run from $600 a month.
How long until scoring is live?
2 to 3 weeks from access to your closed-deal history to a working model integrated with your CRM.
What budget do we need?
No ad spend is required, this works on leads you already generate. CRM and email or messaging platform costs are the main variable, usually ones you already have.
What do we need from you?
Historical data on closed-won and closed-lost deals with whatever behavioural or firmographic data you captured, and access to your CRM so scores and routing can run automatically.
How do you report on performance?
How accurately the score predicted actual outcomes (did high-scored leads actually close more), plus sales time saved and nurture sequence conversion, reported after the first full sales cycle and recalibrated from there.