Draw the calling area
Outline the geography a campaign is allowed to call. The boundary is the list definition, so there is nothing to filter down afterwards.
Draw the area a campaign may call. Overview returns resident names and phone numbers for the addresses inside, checks them against the Do-Not-Call registry, and exports a CSV your dialer accepts.
7-day free trial · cancel at any time · $150/mo plus usage
From boundary to dialer
Outline the geography a campaign is allowed to call. The boundary is the list definition, so there is nothing to filter down afterwards.
Create the group and add contact information. Resident names and phone numbers come back for the addresses where a match exists.
Every calling record is checked against the national Do-Not-Call registry before it leaves the app, and the status is stored on the record.
Download a CSV with the columns your dialer expects. Load it, assign it to a queue, and the agents are dialing the area you chose.
How call centers use it
Draw the exact area a campaign may call: a service territory, a set of neighborhoods, or one metro.
Add contact information to the group. Records are scrubbed against the DNC registry before delivery.
Export the CSV into your dialer and keep agents on the phone instead of cleaning lists.
Running the floor
Overview was built for storm roofers; the address and contact records here are the same ones they pull.
A neighborhood is a morning. A metro is a month. Draw the area that matches the agents you have on the floor, and pay only for the records inside it.
Instead of re-buying a national file, move the boundary. Each new pull is fresh for that geography and priced per record.
The export is a flat CSV: one row per record with the resident name, phone number, mailing address, and Do-Not-Call status.
The group that feeds the dialer can also send postcards to selected addresses, so the call and the mail piece land in the same week.
One plan · $150/mo · 4 seats
Every storm date on one map, both radar surfaces, the NWS reports, a replay of any past day. Draw the swath and every home inside becomes a list you can call or mail.
No annual contract. No minimums. Cancel at any time from inside the app.
The live hail map
NEXRAD signatures and radar-estimated size for every storm date, NWS spotter reports pinned, replay any past day. Live radar in the app.
Every address in the shape you draw
Included with the plan. Draw the swath, a subdivision, or one street and every address inside it appears — no per-address charge, no minimum area.
Names and phone numbers for every address
$0.21 each, with a last-confirmed date and a Do Not Call flag on every number. You only pay where a contact matches.
Postcards from the map, or the CSV
$0.75 a card, print and postage included, delivery tracked. Or export the list for your dialer or CRM.
Built from NOAA NEXRAD radar signatures and MESH radar-estimated hail size, with NWS/SPC spotter reports pinned. Live radar in the app; these pages rebuild nightly for every convective day.
7 days free. Cancel at any time.
$150/mo for the map and four seats · every address in your shape included · $0.21 a contact · 7-day free trial, cancel at any time. See pricing
Radar tells you where to look. Only an inspection confirms damage at an address.
Draw the calling territory, pull DNC-scrubbed records for the addresses inside, and export them straight into the dialer. Priced per record, sized to the shift.
$150/mo for the map and four seats · every address in your shape included · $0.21 a contact · 7-day free trial, cancel at any time. See pricing