AI Agents for Lead Generation

Connect your CRM or upload a CSV. The agent works the list on the cadence you set, walks in already knowing the lead — the product they inquired about, the last note, the language they speak — and either hard-qualifies or books the meeting. Custom-built. Book a demo below.

Connect your CRM or upload a CSV. The agent works the list on the cadence you set, walks in already knowing the lead — the product they inquired about, the last note, the language they speak — and either hard-qualifies or books the meeting. Custom-built. Book a demo below.

Book a 30-minute demo We build a custom agent before the call

Custom-built. No 7-day trial on this product — the demo is the first step.

94% couldn't tell it from a human 53 languages, switched mid-call
The math nobody runs

Your closers should not be hunting. The list already knows who to call.

An agent works the database on your cadence, tees up the interested ones, and hands a meeting — or a warm transfer — to a salesperson who can actually close.

53

languages, detected per turn. The moment they speak Portuguese, so does the agent.

150+

API tools — HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Meet, Zoom, email from your domain.

5

custom analytics you pick, scored on every call by a second AI, not the one that spoke.

Custom

quoted on scope. This is not the $200 receptionist plan. The first step is a demo, not a trial.

On the floor

Stop wasting revenue having your sales team hunt for warm leads

Futuro works your database, calls your database, and finds qualified leads ready to get pitched now. Your salespeople spend their time closing deals — not finding the next prospect.

Campaign in progress. Warm leads transferred to the people who close.
What we’re known for

Over 90% of people don’t even realize they’re speaking to AI. Listen to this short clip and see for yourself.

That’s the close. Not a feature list — a voice that qualifies from the lead’s own record, books the meeting, and warm-transfers a closer when they’re ready. Then try the agent yourself in the orb above.

Opening 40s of a Search Pro outbound qualify & book — then talk to the agent yourself.
In practice

What it does between answering and booked

Four jobs a sales team either does badly under volume, or doesn’t do at all.

01 — The campaign

CRM or a CSV. Your cadence. The agent dials.

You decide how many times a lead is tried. The agent works the list.

Connect HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, GoHighLevel — or upload the file. Set attempts, windows, time zones. Outcomes write back. This is how our own sales floor works: the agent talks to the prospect, then either warm-transfers a closer during hours or books the calendar if it is not.

CRM or CSVYour cadenceWrite-back
02 — The lead on the line

They inquired about a plan. The agent already knows.

Each call gets a slice of MasterMind built from that lead’s row.

Your business knowledge is always there: process, qualification, what you sell. On top of that, the mapped fields for this person — interest, source, last note — are retrieved for that call only. If they ring back from the same number, Memory already has the conversation.

Lead-record knowledgeNumber recallNo generic pitch
03 — The handoff

Warm transfer, or a Meet on the calendar

Salespeople get fed. They do not hunt.

During business hours the agent can warm-transfer to the closer. After hours it books a Google Meet or Zoom on their calendar and emails the lead from your domain. Hard-qualify agent and book-a-meeting agent can run as two builds against the same list, if the work is that different.

Warm transferMeet · ZoomWhite-label email
04 — The second AI

You pick five numbers. It scores every call against them.

The agent that spoke is not the one that grades the call. That is the IP.

Satisfaction 1–10. Sale-potential 1–10. Then five custom points you define: script adherence, competitor mentions, budget language, whatever the board actually cares about. Full transcript and audio. Daily, weekly, monthly reports to the inbox, or into the CRM. A 9/10 hot lead that did not book lights up before lunch. Read the analytics platform →

Independent scorer5 custom metricsCRM or inbox
Integrations

Does it work with HubSpot, Salesforce, a CSV?

Connect the CRM you already run, or upload the list. The agent writes outcomes back. Swipe through the stack to see exactly what to test on the demo.

HubSpot

Does the outcome write back to the record?

Test whether a call updates the contact — disposition, notes, next step — not a Slack ping you re-key in the morning. Ask to watch a qualified lead and a not-interested lead land differently.

Salesforce

Does the campaign respect cadence and owner?

Salesforce shops live on the lead owner. Get it in writing: does the agent honour who owns the record, the number of attempts you set, and the fields that should be on the call?

CSV upload

Can a list become a campaign this afternoon?

Upload, map the columns, set how many times each number is tried. The failure mode is a generic pitch. Ask whether the mapped fields (interest, source, last touch) actually reach the agent on that call.

Pipedrive · Zoho · GHL

Get a specific yes or no.

Coverage is the 150+ tool library, not a slogan. Ask for your CRM by name on the demo rather than “we support most systems.”

Meet · Zoom · Calendly

Does a meeting actually appear on the calendar?

Warm transfer during hours. After hours, a Google Meet or Zoom on the closer’s calendar, confirmation to the lead. Watch it happen live.

White-label

Does the email come from your domain?

The UI can ship in your branding, on your domain. Follow-up email from you, not from us. Ask to see the from-address on the demo.

What to ask any vendor, in any system
  • Does it write the outcome, or notify me? The first saves labour; the second relocates it.
  • Does this lead’s row reach the agent on that call? A generic pitch is a wasted dial.
  • What happens when the CRM write-back fails? The honest answer is a captured, summarised call you can act on — not a silently dropped disposition.
What's running underneath

Four systems, and one hard rule about timing

Most people who land here have never seen our homepage. This is the part that decides whether a voice agent gets found out inside thirty seconds.

01 — The voice

VoiceAlive

Engineered around human imperfection, not against it.

Breathing. Micro-pauses. The filler word that surfaces while someone is still deciding. The stretched syllable that signals thinking. The industry chased flawless diction — and flawless is exactly what gives AI away.

53 languages100+ accents94% indistinguishable
02 — The knowledge

MasterMind

It retrieves. It does not generate.

Every question is passed through your knowledge base first, which returns the legitimate directions the conversation can go and the source each answer draws from. The agent picks a path instead of guessing at one — which is why it cannot invent a product claim, a price, or a policy you never wrote.

Source-cited answersNo hallucinated policyYou own the script
03 — The recall

The Memory System

It recognises returning callers in three rings — and remembers itself.

Context carries across months, so a lead who calls back never re-explains the interest, the objection, or the meeting they already booked. More importantly: after every call a separate model scores the agent's performance, and that scoring feeds forward into training. It arrives at your practice having already worked through its own failures.

Caller ID in 3–4 ringsCross-month contextSelf-scoring
04 — The tone

Hard-qualify energy vs. book-a-meeting energy

Outbound tone is a control dial — not a soft empathy layer bolted on.

A prospect who needs a hard qualify does not get a soft “just pick a time.” Deploy one agent that qualifies tightly and another whose only job is the meeting. Match the prospect’s energy, keep your brand voice on every outbound, and grade each call pass or fail on tone adherence.

Hard-qualify agentBook-a-meeting agentBrand voice on outbound
05 — The timing

Sub-500ms, audited every call

Perceived latency is what breaks the illusion — not raw speed.

Our pipeline overlaps its stages instead of running them in sequence, and every call is audited against a hard threshold: did the agent ever take longer than 500 milliseconds to begin responding? The one permitted exception is when it's genuinely doing something — pulling a record, sending an email — and in those moments you hear keyboard sounds, because that's what you'd hear from a person.

<500ms to first wordOverlapped pipelineAudited per call
Pricing

Quoted on scope. The first step is a demo.

This is not the $200/month receptionist plan. Lead-generation builds are custom: the CRM, the cadence, the agent (or agents), the white-label, the five analytics you want tracked. We price it after we have seen the work.

Custom quoted after the demo
  • CRM or CSV campaigns
  • Lead-record knowledge on the call
  • One or many agents
  • 150+ tools, white-label UI
  • Analytics + 5 custom metrics
  • 30-day money-back guarantee

No 7-day free trial on this product. A custom outbound build starts with a 30-minute call so we can see the list, the CRM, and the outcome you actually want. We build a working agent before that call, then show it to you live.

Book a Demo

Opens the scheduling calendar — 20 minutes.

94% could not tell

The one piece of evidence that doesn't depend on your industry

In a 1,000-participant double-blind study, 94% said there was no chance they'd been speaking with AI. Participants believed they were rating a customer-service experience rather than testing AI, which removed expectation bias. Of the 6% who suspected, most cited the agent being unusually helpful — not anything they heard in the voice.

A prospect being asked for a meeting is as hard to fool as anyone else. That is the whole reason this product exists. Read the full methodology and results →

Deployment

We build the agent before the demo

Nothing is billed until you have seen it work against your kind of list. Campaigns go live after we have agreed the scope.

Step 1 — 30 minutes

Discovery

CRM or CSV, cadence, qualification rules vs. book-a-meeting, languages, the five analytics you care about, and the restrictions (no blast, no collections).

Step 2 — before the call

Build

We stand up a working agent on your process, wire a sample of the list, and connect calendar or CRM so the demo is not a slideshow.

Step 3 — after the demo

Quoted, then live

Scope and price. White-label and extra agents if you want them. Then the campaign runs against the real list.

What this product is not
  • Not mass cold-calling. Cadence against a list you own or a CRM you run. Scraped volume, purchased dump-dials, and “call the whole state” campaigns are out of scope.
  • Not collections. We will not build an agent whose job is to collect a debt.
  • Not the $200 receptionist. That plan exists for inbound missed calls. Lead generation is a custom build, quoted after the demo.
Futuro agent
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A complete outbound Search Pro call, unedited — LinkedIn form fill to a Monday 2pm demo booked. Purple = agent, emerald = caller.

Book the demo. We will have an agent ready.

Thirty minutes. Your kind of list, your qualification rules, the analytics dashboard. Or talk to the lead agent live first.

Book a Demo

Custom pricing after. White-label available. 30-day money-back once you are live.

Lead generation questions

The questions operators ask before they book the demo.

An outbound voice agent that works a CRM or a CSV on the cadence you set, pulls that lead’s own data onto the call, remembers the number if they call back, and either hard-qualifies or books a meeting. It can warm-transfer a closer during hours or put a Google Meet or Zoom on the calendar after hours. It speaks 53 languages the moment it hears one. It is custom-built. The first step is a demo, not a 7-day trial.

MasterMind holds your business knowledge — process, qualification, what you sell. For each outbound, a slice of that graph is built from the lead’s row: the product they asked about, the source, the last note. The agent retrieves; it does not invent a claim or a price that is not on the record.

Either. HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, GoHighLevel, and the rest of the 150+ library — or a CSV with the columns mapped. Outcomes write back. Cadence (how many attempts, which windows) is yours.

Yes. A hard-qualify agent and a book-a-meeting agent are different builds, on purpose. Same list, different jobs, different tone, different analytics.

A second, independent AI scores every call. Satisfaction 1–10, sale-potential 1–10, plus five custom points you define. Transcript, audio, daily/weekly/monthly reports, CRM or inbox. The agent that spoke does not grade itself. The full platform is here.

No. Cadence against a list you own is in scope. Scraped volume, dump-dials, and debt collection are not. That restriction is architectural as much as it is policy: we will not load a knowledge base whose job is to collect a debt or to pitch a stranger from a purchased dump.

Custom, quoted after the demo. This is not the $200/month inbound receptionist plan. White-label, extra agents, and deep CRM work are part of the quote. 30-day money-back once you are live. No 7-day trial on this product.

Yes. White-label UI, emails from your domain, agent as your employee as far as the lead is concerned. Ask to see the from-address on the demo.

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