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- We run the engine on your behalf, with ads paid by us, to generate revenue.
- Once you generate that revenue, we get paid a percentage of it.
Turn your marketing budget into revenue. Paid customer acquisition, run and optimized by AI coworkers, for teams spending seven figures a year on paid leads.
Our automation technology continuously grows the revenue from your paid acquisition by running experiments, analyzing the data and then optimizing conversion rates.
Most tools end in a report or a dashboard. ngen helps you act on what you've learned.
Agents propose. People approve. Every output is reviewed before it ships.
Reads the whole journey, ad to sale. Proposes the next experiment with the evidence behind it.
Reads what is winning, your brand and your offers. Drafts the next round of ad variants.
Reads the approved ad. Builds the page that keeps its promise and proposes the destination change.
Reads every call with the ad and page that preceded it. Extracts intent and structured details using your own prompts, then links them to the sale.
Reads the warehouse. Answers in plain language.
Your data is scattered across a messy web of point solutions. ngen brings it into one place.
Calls are transcribed and linked to the customer record they belong to.
Google and Meta pixels carry the same person from ad to page to call.
Click IDs, campaign metadata and pixel data are carried all the way to the sale.
The schema is purpose-built for campaigns, not general reporting.
Sync your CRM both ways, with conflict resolution and a full audit log.
Test landing pages, variants, ads and lead scoring across every touch point.
See every campaign's performance in one place, by persona, segment and funnel stage.
Build the journey for every customer in a visual workflow builder.
Organise every paid acquisition campaign with folders and shared access.
Use our AI tools to generate creative for your campaigns.
CallTrackingMetrics

CallRail
HubSpot
Google Ads
Meta Ads
Five9
WordPress

LeadPerfection

LeadConduit
Connect all of your point solutions and your data warehouse. About two weeks, with an engineer on call.
Agents generate the creative and the landing page for each ad. You approve what goes live.
Agents run experiments across the ad-to-page journey and suggest improvements, continuously.
We transform the data scattered across your point solutions into signals the ad platforms understand and optimize toward, so they find more customers who buy.
Campaigns run by agencies
CRO by outside vendors
Home-built data lake
Hand-built, hand-operated connectors
Reporting by your BI team
Calls, meetings and email chains
Stop managing agencies, approvals and integration requests. Spend the week on creative, audiences and hypotheses.
Point-and-click unification of every point solution into one opinionated warehouse. No more bespoke connectors.
Built-in reporting and forecasts you can query in plain English. Every dollar of spend tied to a sold project.
Supervising agents is like supervising a team: you ask for an action, it's performed in front of you, you approve it, and you can observe and collaborate.
No ad spend, no variant, no shutdown and no write to your systems goes through without a person.
Spend thresholds and modification thresholds stop an activity before it completes.
Every action is logged, searchable and auditable.
When paid acquisition is predictable, you can put more budget in and grow revenue on purpose.
build status · not part of the page
State the promise in one line and say who it is for — no proof, no mechanism, no features. If a reader leaves after this section they should still be able to repeat what ngen is.
There are a lot of other revenue engines that are focsued on the intake part. Need to be specific that this is all about paid UA.
Name the mechanism concretely — what the agents do, and that a human approves every action. The control caveat lands here deliberately early, before it hardens into an objection.
Make 'agents do the work' concrete: the wall of jobs a marketing team actually does, with the promise in front. Jobs come from content/reference/JTBD_MECE_v2_with_friendly_language.csv.
Show what it is built on. Agents are only as trustworthy as the data underneath them, so the warehouse and the audit trail come immediately after the agents claim.
The capability inventory. First point on the page where a reader can scan for the one specific thing they arrived looking for.
List tools that will seem familiar to the buyer.
Remove adoption friction. Answers the objections that kill a trial before it starts: what it costs, what happens to our data, and whether it fits the stack we already run.
Make it feel operable. Four steps turn an abstract platform into a sequence someone can picture their own team running on Monday.
Contrast with the status quo. Name what is broken today so the reader recognises their own situation, then set the outcome directly beside it.
Let the reader find themselves. The same product restated per audience, so nobody has to translate a generic pitch into their own job.
Clear the enterprise hurdle — the last blocker before anyone books a call. The page goes fully black here on purpose: it should read as a different kind of claim.
Restate the promise now that it has been earned, and ask for the meeting. One line, one button, nothing to read past.
Catch what is left — objections too specific for the page body. Also the page's main organic search surface, so answers run long.
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