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Hearing test leads

The hearing assessment is the entry point of the journey: the person has noticed a difficulty but has not yet decided anything. What matters at this stage is availability for an appointment and proximity to a centre — not budget.

Two ways to buy, depending on how you sell.

Raw lead, premium quality

The request reaches you with the reported difficulty and the area, ready for your centre to turn into an appointment.

  • Time-stamped consent and traced origin, stored and auditable
  • Deduplication and consistency checks before delivery
  • Real-time delivery into your CRM
  • Data hosted in the European Union, SHA-256 fingerprint

Warm call transfer

The person is on the line and available to book an appointment, with no need to call back.

  • Fourteen qualification criteria applied before any transfer
  • Two advisors validate the project on a double-listening call
  • Connection in 28 seconds on average, with the prospect still on the line
  • 30% of transferred leads turn into an appointment

What we check before delivering this lead to you

Fourteen criteria apply across all verticals. These ones are specific to yours, and this is where the difference between a contact and a real project is made.

  • Hearing difficulty reported by the person themselves
  • First enquiry or follow-up to an earlier assessment
  • Age bracket and support situation
  • Proximity to a centre in your network
  • Availability for an appointment
  • Medical prescription already obtained or not

The cycle is short once the assessment has been carried out: callback time is the determining factor.

Proximity to the centre naturally limits the number of relevant buyers for any one request.

At this stage of the journey, the person is looking for an appointment, not a quote.

What that budget can actually produce, sector by sector.

Move the price you are willing to pay for a lead. Available volume and meeting rate move with it: a lead bought below its acquisition cost arrives raw, with no verification and no call.

Results are projected on a batch of 100 leads — the market's unit of comparison — and not on the vertical's total volume.

€29
€3,200
30%

An indicative estimate built on market averages. It is neither a quote nor a commitment on volume or results.

On a batch of 100 leads

25

appointments obtained

7.5

signed deals

€23,948

in potential revenue

€388

in lead budget per signed deal

Appointment rate used here: 25% — the 30% ceiling is the published figure for warm call transfers. With raw leads, whether an appointment is secured depends on your own callback time.

Lead budget for this batch of 100

€2,900

Volume available, at this price, in Hearing aid leads

1,350per month, across all buyers

Frequently asked questions

Are your hearing test leads exclusive?

Exclusive or shared, depending on the vertical and demand — we decide together before the first volume.

How does this differ from a hearing aid fitting lead?

The stage in the journey. The hearing test comes before the decision: the person notices a difficulty. Fitting presupposes a test already carried out and an intention to purchase. The two are handled differently on the phone.

Do you collect health data?

The difficulty is reported by the person, in their own words, for the sole purpose of directing them to a centre. No diagnosis and no medical data are collected or transmitted. Consent is logged and time-stamped.

Judge the quality before discussing a contract.

A test volume, your own criteria, your own sales team. It is the only honest way to compare one supplier with another.