Catch the bot before the invoice does.

Sending junk to a buyer costs you the lead fee and the relationship. Every lead is scored on IP, email, phone, and device fingerprint through IPQS, and if the fraud provider goes down, leads keep flowing and get enriched retroactively instead of stalling.

Example
A datacenter IP with a disposable email scores high and gets held back.

Buyers reject leads for reasons they rarely explain, so your rejection rate stays a mystery. 22 independently configurable checks, IP reputation, email quality, phone quality, device and behavioral signals, and geo consistency, catch most of it before delivery.

Example
Turn on VPN blocking and phone validation, leave email quality off.

Selling the same lead twice to the same buyer is the fastest way to lose an account. Matches on email, phone, or IP, and once flagged, a duplicate is permanently blocked from redelivery to any destination in its chain, and to every other CRM belonging to that same buyer.

Example
Same phone number, same buyer, three days apart. Blocked automatically.

When a buyer disputes a duplicate, you need the full picture in seconds, not a database query. Walk a lead's entire duplicate history, back to the original and out to every descendant, showing which field matched and where each one landed.

Example
Shows the original from March and the two copies that followed it.

A third-party outage shouldn't take down your lead intake. Five consecutive fraud-provider failures opens a short circuit that protects live traffic from retry storms while the provider recovers.

Example
Provider is down ten minutes. Leads deliver, scores fill in afterwards.

Re-sending a lead to a buyer who already rejected it damages the relationship and never gets paid. A lead is never re-sent to a destination it's already reached.