Construction borrowers, live-transferred to your phone.
We run the ads, the funnel and the qualification. A contractor who needs equipment financed gets qualified and transferred to you while he’s still on the line. Exclusive to your firm. One broker per territory. Never a shared list.
Exclusive to your firmOne broker per territoryVolume guaranteed
The mechanism · Live transfer
You don’t get a name to chase. You get a borrower already on the phone.
A contractor answers our ad and goes through a short qualifier: what he’s financing, roughly what it costs, when he needs it, and whether he can sign. If he passes, our team calls him and transfers him straight to your line — inside the hours you set, while he’s still hot. If either of you misses the call, he isn’t dropped: we re-attempt up to ten times over the following days, with SMS and email running alongside.
01 — The trap
You paid for that lead. So did five other brokers.
Shared and aged lists are the default in equipment finance — the same contractor sold to everyone on the list, weeks after he first put his number in. By the time you call, he’s been called nine times and he’s comparing you on rate alone.
And the consent behind those lists is murky. A borrower who never agreed to hear from your firm is a TCPA problem you inherited for the price of a lead.
02 — Why it keeps failing
Three reasons — and what we do instead.
01
They sold you a list.
Recycled names, resold to whoever pays. Ours are single-source and exclusive: one broker per lead, one broker per territory, and never resold after you've had them.
02
They sold you data, not calls.
A spreadsheet still leaves you dialling. We qualify the borrower first, then put him on your line live — and keep chasing the ones who don't connect first time.
03
They didn't know your market.
A generalist lead shop runs the same ad for solar, trucking and business funding. We only do construction equipment finance — the equipment, the ticket sizes, the objections. That's why the leads convert.
03 — What you get
The Equipment Finance Transfer Engine.
One onboarding call. From it we build the ads, the landing page, the qualifier and the follow-up — then run the whole thing and send you borrowers.
Every week you tell us which transfers were solid and which weren’t, and we tighten the targeting against it. That feedback loop is why the cost per qualified borrower falls the longer the campaign runs.
“We run the ads. We qualify the borrower. You fund the deal.”
- Contractors financing equipment in the next 30–60 days
- Equipment type and approximate deal size confirmed up front
- The decision-maker on the line — not a gatekeeper
- Exclusive to you: never sold to another broker
- Transferred live, only inside the hours you set
- Missed transfers chased by call, SMS and email for days after
- Weekly reporting: transfers, cost per lead, cost per funded deal
04 — The roadmap
Live in 7 days. Funded deals by month two.
Nothing to install and nothing for you to run. You approve the qualification criteria, then take the calls.
Build
We build the funnel, landing page, ad creative and qualifier, and agree your exact qualification bar — time in business, minimum deal size, territory. You sign off, we launch. No leads yet.
First transfers
The campaign clears the ad-platform learning phase and the first qualified borrowers hit your phone. The guarantee applies to month one.
First funded deals
Applications turn into fundings at your close speed and your underwriting. Your weekly feedback tightens the targeting, and cost per qualified lead starts falling.
Predictable pipeline
You know your cost per funded deal and can turn the spend up against it. Territory stays yours for as long as you're a client.
Proof
The system already drives revenue. For real businesses.
Recent outcomes from ATAQ client builds. Different industries, same acquisition engine — now pointed at construction equipment finance.
05 — The guarantee
15 qualified live transfers in month one, or we keep working at no extra retainer until you get them.
- We carry the delivery risk. All we ask is that you hold up your end:
- Fund your own ad account at the agreed budget
- Take the transfers inside the hours you set with us
- Tell us weekly which borrowers were worth talking to
06 — Questions
Before you apply.
How is this different from the lead lists I've been buying?
A list is a name someone typed in weeks ago, sold to five brokers, already called by all of them. A live transfer is a contractor who is looking to finance equipment right now, qualified by us, and connected to you on the phone while he's still engaged. He is yours alone — never sold to another broker.
What counts as a “qualified” transfer?
Agreed with you in writing before we launch, and typically: actively looking to finance in the next 30–60 days, a specific piece of equipment and an approximate deal size, minimum time in business, a real going concern, and the decision-maker on the call. If a borrower doesn't pass, your phone doesn't ring.
What if I miss a transfer? I can't sit by the phone all day.
You don't have to. We only transfer inside the hours you give us, and a missed call isn't a lost lead: we re-attempt up to ten times over the following days, with SMS and email running alongside, until he's either on your line or genuinely gone.
How do I know you won't sign my competitor next month?
Territory exclusivity, in writing. One broker per state or metro — while you're a client, we won't run a competing broker in your patch. It's the reason we can only take a limited number of brokers.
What does it cost?
$2,500 a month for the work, plus your own ad spend from $2,000 a month — roughly $4,500 all-in. On a ~$184K average deal at a 2–5% commission, a single funded deal returns $4,000–$9,500. Break-even is one deal.
What if I don't fund a deal in the first month?
The guarantee is on transfer volume, which is the part we control: hit the agreed number or we keep working at no extra retainer. The follow-up sequences also keep working leads well past day 30 — plenty of contractors buy on the second or third conversation, not the first.
Whose consent are these leads under?
Ours and yours — the borrower opts in on our funnel to be contacted about financing, and he's transferred to you on that call. Nothing is scraped, nothing is bought, nothing is resold. That's a materially cleaner position than dialling a shared list whose consent trail nobody can produce.
Why only construction equipment finance?
Because that's why it works. We know the equipment, the ticket sizes, the seasonality and the objections — so the ads speak to the borrower and the qualifier catches the tyre-kickers. A generalist agency running the same funnel for solar and business funding can't out-target that.
I built my whole book on referrals. Why do I need this?
Referrals are the best deals you get — and they cap you at who you already know. This runs alongside them so a quiet month in the network doesn't become a quiet pipeline. It doesn't replace the book; it removes the ceiling on it.
What reporting do I get?
Weekly: transfers delivered, cost per lead, cost per qualified lead, cost per funded deal, and exactly where the spend went. Ad spend is passed through at cost — no margin taken on it, no black box.
Check if your territory is open.
We run one broker per territory, so this isn’t for everyone. If yours is still open and you can take the calls, we’ll model your numbers — ad spend to funded commission — and show you exactly what the pipeline looks like before you commit to anything.
A short application, then a 30-minute call. No obligation.