02Database Reactivation

$16.5M in pipeline from leads nobody was calling.

You already paid to collect those leads. They ran through your ads, your webinars, your forms, and then the campaign ended and everyone moved on. They did not stop being interested. They stopped being contacted. Your database is worth more than you think, and here is what happened the last five times we went back for one.

Financial services

$13.2M

Single firm · New bond offer

Leads
14,644
Response
43.3%
Ready
382

Travel and tourism

$420K

Cruise packages · Competition

Leads
8,648
Response
23.3%
Ready
316

Travel and tourism

$124K

Cruise packages · Direct offer

Leads
4,874
Response
31.5%
Ready
93

Financial services

$1.27M

Australia · SpaceX IPO access

Leads
9,923
Response
30.7%
Ready
122

Financial services

$348K

Europe · SpaceX IPO access

Leads
5,650
Response
32.4%
Ready
20

Boiler company

$1.07M

United Kingdom · Free air conditioner offer

Leads
21,831
Response
22.9%
Ready
99

Six campaigns

$16.5M
Leads
65,570
Response
30.1%
Ready
1,032

Methodology. Six campaigns across four client engagements. Pipeline is total ready to buy, meaning booked appointments plus qualified prospects, multiplied by the client's own average deal value, reported by the client.

Those leads are not yours forever. Whoever calls them first gets them.

If a competitor runs their own reactivation against the same market before you do, the conversation you were going to have has already happened without you.

How a campaign actually runs

01

You send the list

A CSV, a spreadsheet, a CRM export. No integration project, no onboarding calls about data schemas. Names and phone numbers are enough, and anything else you have about why they enquired makes the conversations better.

02

They get a reason to reply

This is the part we do not publish. What matters is that it is not cold calling: the leads reach back out first, which is what keeps the whole thing on the right side of the rules in the US, UK and Australia.

03

The AI handles everyone who responds

Voice and text. It qualifies them, answers the early questions, and books only the people who are genuinely interested. Your team shows up to a calendar of people who put their own hand back up.

When this is worth doing

  • At least 3,000 leads who previously engaged with you. Enquiries, webinar signups, past clients, opt-ins. Not a bought list.
  • Engaged within the last 12 months ideally. Up to 24 works, depending on how strong the new offer is.
  • A current reason to reach back out: a launch, an offer, a competition, an event.
  • Any context you have on those leads. Not essential, but it makes the conversations noticeably better.

If your list is smaller than that, or nothing has happened in two years, the economics usually do not work and we will say so on the call rather than take the setup fee.

How pricing works

A small setup fee
Deliberately small. It covers building the campaign, writing the agent, and standing up your dashboard.
Commission on booked calls
The rest is a commission on the appointments the campaign actually books. If it does not book any, that is our problem rather than yours.
No monthly fee
Nothing recurring. A campaign runs, it produces or it does not, and you are not left paying for a system between campaigns.

Exact numbers depend on your list size and deal value. You get them on the call, not after three follow ups.

Bring your list size and your average deal value. We can work out on the call whether it is worth running.

Book a 30 minute call
07Book a call

Thirty minutes. No deck.

You are on with the person who builds these, not a setter working from a script.

Prefer to write first? harsha@lyncagent.com.

What we cover

  • Your list size, your average deal value, and whether the arithmetic works. Sometimes it does not, and we would rather say that in the first ten minutes.
  • Which of the two offers fits, or whether you should run both and in what order.
  • A live look at a real dashboard, so you can see the shape of the reporting before you commit to anything.
  • The actual price for your situation.