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Set the fence
Choose the geography, line of business, and lead type. Those three things become the exact boundary in writing.
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Choose the geography and line. If it’s open, every qualifying lead routes to your agency for a 90-day launch.
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The territory model
Slate closes one defined market to competing agencies. The boundary is specific, the launch is measurable, and the rules for keeping it are agreed before you spend.
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Choose the geography, line of business, and lead type. Those three things become the exact boundary in writing.
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For 90 days, every qualifying lead Slate generates inside that boundary routes to your agency while we measure what the market actually produces.
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After launch, maintain the agreed monthly lead-spend minimum and Slate keeps that market unavailable to other agencies.
Shared leads versus a Slate market
Straight answers
Qualified leads matching the geography, line of business, and lead type written into your order form route to your agency only. This is lead exclusivity—not ownership of the geography.
No. We measure the market during the 90-day launch and report the volume it actually produces. Slate does not promise a made-up monthly number to close the sale.
We set a monthly lead-spend minimum from the observed market. Maintain it and the market remains yours. Miss it twice and the market can reopen.
One agency gets the market
Bring the geography and lead line. We’ll give you a straight answer about availability, realistic volume, and the minimum required to keep it closed.
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