Done-for-you AI lead generation
Done-for-You AI Lead Generation, Priced and Consent-First.
Done-for-you AI lead generation from $2,500 a month, built in accounts you own. We source and verify the list, enrich it, write and send the sequences from your own domains, answer every reply in under 60 seconds and send interested people to your booking page. Email follows CAN-SPAM and Google's bulk-sender rules by construction; calls go to business landlines where state law allows and consented numbers only. A $2,500 install builds it in 14 days. We have generated leads for no client yet and say so.
Sold on its own, not inside an install: the Outbound Install, $2,500 in 14 days, then the Outbound Engine from $2,500 a month. Smallest first step: AI Lead Responder, $497.
What gets delivered
Every component, integrated.
- Ideal-customer profile and list: 1,500 (Pilot) or 5,000 (Scale) new verified contacts a month from Apollo, Clay and Google Maps data, email-verified, phones kept only where the line is a business landline in a state that allows the call, or consent exists
- Enrichment and research: company, role and signals on every contact, and a first line written per contact by Claude and reviewed before it sends
- Sending infrastructure in your name: secondary domains, inboxes sized to the tier's send volume, SPF, DKIM and DMARC, warm-up, and a spam-complaint rate held under 0.30% as a published gate
- Four-step sequences per segment in your voice, about 6,000 (Pilot) or 20,000 (Scale) sends a month, with a presenter-film step when you own a film
- Reply handling: every reply answered in under 60 seconds during business hours, interested people sent to your booking page, hand-off notes to your calendar owner
- CRM of record: your HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or Clio, or a sub-account handed over at exit; the list, the consent records and the sequences are yours
- A weekly report: contacts sourced, verified share, delivered, bounce rate, complaint rate, unsubscribes, reply rate, positive replies, meetings held, cost per meeting
- Usage above the tier at the published rate card: $40 per 1,000 extra verified contacts, $12 per extra inbox a month, $0.03 per SMS segment, $0.25 per voice minute
How it fits Paramount
AI Lead Generation, sold on its own.
Done-for-you lead generation is sold on retainers nobody dates, with results nobody can check, and almost never with a sentence about CAN-SPAM, who owns the mailboxes, or what happens to the list when you leave. Paramount's version answers those first. The domains, inboxes, lists and consent records are provisioned in your accounts; the sending holds to Google's bulk-sender rules (authentication, one-click unsubscribe, complaints under 0.30%, with 0.10% the target); every reply is answered in under 60 seconds because a lead that waits is a lead that is lost; and the price of everything above the tier is printed. What we do not have is a track record: the line is new, and its first client will be Paramount.
AI lead generation is delivered through the same two engagements as the AI SDR line, sold on their own rather than inside an install. The Outbound Install ($2,500, 14 days) builds the profile, the first 1,500 verified contacts, the domains and inboxes, the sequences, the reply handler and the CRM pipeline in your accounts. The Outbound Engine runs it at $2,500 a month (Pilot) or $5,000 a month (Scale), 3-month minimum with an exit at day 45, then month to month. The Install credits in full toward an AI Revenue System within 90 days.
Compared with
AI Lead Generation against the alternatives, priced and dated.
Every competitor price on those pages is read from the vendor's own page with the date it was read; the full index is on the comparison hub.
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Common questions
AI Lead Generation, answered.
What does done-for-you AI lead generation cost?
$2,500 once for the Install, then $2,500 a month for 1,500 new verified contacts and about 6,000 sends, or $5,000 a month for 5,000 contacts and about 20,000 sends with 2 presenter-format films and a retargeting audience on your own ad account. Above the tier: $40 per 1,000 extra verified contacts, $12 per extra inbox a month, $0.03 per SMS segment, $0.25 per voice minute. The infrastructure inside the fee is published-price software provisioned in your accounts, so the markup is the rate card and the labour, both printed, and nothing else.
Is cold email legal?
To US businesses, yes, under CAN-SPAM, which has no business-to-business exemption and whose rules are specific: no false or misleading headers or subject lines, the message identified as an advertisement, a valid postal address, a working opt-out honoured within ten business days, and no sending to anyone who opted out. The FTC's compliance guide puts the penalty at up to $53,088 per email (read 2026-10-14; the guide is linked on our research page) and says a company cannot contract that responsibility away to the vendor sending for it. Outside the US the rules tighten: the UK's PECR and the EU's ePrivacy rules need consent for individuals and sole traders, Germany is generally read as requiring express consent even for business email, and Canada's CASL has no business exemption at all: cold email there rests on implied consent from a conspicuously published address and a message relevant to the recipient's role, with identification and an unsubscribe on every message and the burden of proof on the sender. We launch with US business contacts; Canada, the UK and the EU follow counsel review. This is not legal advice.
Who owns the list, the domains and the inboxes?
You do. The secondary domains are registered to you, the inboxes are seats in your Google Workspace, the contact list and the consent records sit in your CRM, and the sequences are documents in your drive. Paramount operates them under your access and removes itself at exit. The point is that leaving should cost you nothing you built.
Where do the leads come from?
Business contact databases (Apollo for B2B roles and verified emails, Clay for enrichment and waterfall lookups, Google Maps data for local firms and the partner channel), filtered to the profile we agreed and verified before anyone is written to. No list is bought with consent included: consent is not transferable between sellers, so AI calls go only to business landlines where state law allows or to people who consented to your firm specifically, and email goes to business addresses with an opt-out on every message.
How many leads will I get?
We do not promise a number, and we think you should distrust anyone who does before seeing your offer and your list. The planning ranges we used to price the tiers are third-party benchmarks from vendor blogs that disagree with each other; they are not our results and they are not on this page as a promise. What we guarantee are the inputs: contacts verified to the stated count; emails delivered with a spam-complaint rate under 0.30% and a bounce rate under 3%; replies answered in under 60 seconds during business hours; Do Not Call and wireless scrubs run and logged before every batch. Any month a guaranteed line is missed, that month's Engine fee is credited. The engagement carries an exit at day 45.
What happens to my sender reputation?
Nothing is sent from your primary domain. Sending runs on secondary domains carrying your name, warmed up for two to three weeks before volume and ramped as the complaint and bounce rates allow, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC on every one. The complaint gate is Google's bulk-sender ceiling, 0.30% (its stated target is under 0.10%, which is ours too); the 3% bounce gate is our own number, because Google publishes none. Both are reported to you every week, and Google's guidelines are linked on our research page. If a secondary domain burns, it is a secondary domain, not your firm's.
How is this different from an AI SDR tool or a lead database subscription?
A database such as Apollo sells you contacts; an AI SDR platform such as 11x or Artisan sells you software to work them; both leave the operating, the deliverability and the law with your team. The service builds those parts in your accounts and runs them, with a weekly report and an exit. If you have an operator, buy the tools; several of them are in our own stack. If you do not, this is the version where someone else runs it and you still own the result.