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Broker-focused help for finding qualified leads, understanding blind previews, evaluating fit, and knowing where to go next.
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Start with live inventory, compare blind-preview signals, then open a concrete opportunity when the category, revenue context, and fit clues match a buyer mandate.
Browse live leadsUse the checkout guide for canceled checkout, failed payment, duplicate-charge, delivery timing, final-sale, and missing-access recovery paths.
Open checkout guideUse the workspace guide to find purchased leads, seller details, transcript or audio availability, and the support path for account-specific access issues.
Open workspace guideUse troubleshooting for expired magic links, missing delivery, unavailable media, sold leads, unsubscribe requests, or when public help should hand off to support.
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Exclusivity
Each purchased lead is sold to exactly one buyer. Before purchase, brokers see a blind preview; after unlock, the lead leaves the marketplace for other buyers and the purchasing workspace receives the available seller handoff materials.
Getting started
LeadPlot helps business brokers review blind previews of acquisition opportunities, compare qualification signals, unlock one-buyer access when a lead fits, and continue follow-up from the buyer workspace.
Finding leads
Use live deal search, category filters, sort controls, and lead-card signals to compare blind previews before opening a specific opportunity for fit review.
Qualification and pricing
Qualification signals help brokers decide whether to evaluate a blind lead. Pricing context explains what the listed unlock includes without changing price meaning or promising acquisition outcomes.
Workspace
How brokers use purchased lead history, seller contact details, transcripts, audio, and follow-up actions after unlock.
Checkout and delivery
Public-safe help for checkout recovery, payment outcomes, delivery timing, final-sale expectations, and missing access.
Troubleshooting
Recovery paths for magic links, failed checkout, sold leads, unavailable media, missing workspace access, support, and unsubscribe.
Glossary
Definitions for LeadPlot terms brokers see while browsing, purchasing, and following up on seller opportunities.
Account and policy
Where public help ends and policy or support routes take over for billing, account recovery, privacy, and legal questions.
LeadPlot is a broker-facing marketplace for reviewing blind previews of off-market business opportunities, comparing qualification context, and unlocking one-buyer access when a lead fits your mandate.
Start at Find Leads, scan blind previews, open promising opportunities, and create or access your buyer workspace when you are ready to unlock seller details.
Use the live deal marketplace to search, filter by category or industry, compare lead cards, and open a detail page when the blind preview looks relevant.
Look for industry, category, fit clues, pricing context, freshness, and whether the blind preview matches the buyer mandate before opening the detail page.
Qualification signals are public-facing fit clues from the lead record. They help you decide whether to evaluate a lead, but they do not guarantee a transaction outcome.
Pricing shows the cost to unlock the listed lead and available handoff materials. Review the deal detail and billing policy before checkout for the current purchase context.
Yes. Each purchased lead is sold to exactly one buyer. After unlock, that lead is no longer available for other buyers to purchase.
If a lead becomes unavailable before your purchase is delivered, follow the deal page status and support guidance. Billing outcomes are handled under the public billing policy.
Billing, terms, privacy, unsubscribe, and account-specific questions should use the public policy or support route linked from each topic. Help pages summarize the route to use; they do not replace those policy pages.