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Before you book a call, here's the math, the proof, and the price. In that order.

A nationwide Meta ads machine that brings you motivated sellers asking for an offer on their house. It's built in an ad account you own. We set it up, turn it on, and make sure it's working. Then we hand it off, and you run it in about an hour a week.

Built for nationwide wholesaling, or for targeting 2 or more states.
First deal or next one, the install is the same.

What a seller lead costs in these accounts

Every one of these is a live account running this exact system right now. Results vary by market, budget, and follow-up.

Nationwide campaign results
Nationwide campaign: $14 to $16 per lead. Agencies charge $75 to $125 per lead on the same platform and the same audience.
95 cities campaign results
95 high-value cities: $14 to $29 per lead. Strategic city-level targeting. Not one saturated county.
Florida campaign results
Single state, Florida: $22 per lead. The same lead runs $150 or more through a pay-per-lead vendor. And that one is shared with other investors.
High volume account, 8 active campaigns
One account, 8 campaigns, last 7 days: 61 leads at $22.90 each. $1,397 total spend. Their ads. Their data.

At $22 a lead, a $25,000 assignment costs you about a thousand dollars in traffic. That is what Ty did out of Macon, Georgia, on nationwide campaigns.

The input is ad spend, and it goes to Meta, not to us. Plan on at least $25 a day, about $750 a month. That is the budget that buys the leads above. You can spend more when it's working.

Operators running this right now

Unscripted. We haven't paid any of them. Full names, so you can go message them.

Cee Kay: Found Cris on YouTube. Has done 5 deals with 2 more closing. The first one alone: over $48,000.

Effan: Traded the cold-call grind for inbound Facebook ads. "$66,000 in revenue last month."

Jonathan: Pulled around 50 Facebook leads and assigned one deal for $30,000. "I'd buy the program 10 times again."

This page is built for you to do your due diligence on us before the call. If you've been burned before, you should be checking us out. Good. That's exactly what you should be doing.

Look up the names above. Watch the answers below. Read the price. Then decide whether the call is worth thirty minutes of your time.

The three things people ask before they book

Short answers, straight from Cris. Thirty seconds to a couple of minutes each.

Isn't this too expensive vs. an agency?

What if I already tried Facebook ads and they sucked?

Has anyone failed with this system?

The install

From onboarding to leads

Once you turn it on, leads often start coming in within the first 24 to 48 hours.

What's included

Every piece is here because something goes wrong without it

Investment
$3,500 paid in full

or two payments of $2,000 ($4,000 total)

For six months of help, support, and access to every single tool.

At the end of six months, you decide if you want to renew. We offer a discounted renewal so you can stay plugged in with us and keep getting the help and support you need.

What that number replaces: twenty-three leads through a pay-per-lead vendor costs about the same as this entire install. You're buying the machine that makes them for the next twelve months, in an account you own.

If you just read that and you're not sure, that's the normal reaction, and it's exactly what the call is for. I'd rather tell you this isn't a fit than take money from someone it won't work for.

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Get every question answered. Jean will tell you straight whether this fits your situation.

Pick a Time for Your Call Thirty minutes. No pressure, no pitch deck.