We came from the floor,
not from a design studio
Alara started as a life insurance call center. We dialed the data. We bought the leads that didn't convert. We paid for the websites that never rang.
We know what a $1 lead is actually worth, because we bought them
We know why the pacing setting on your dialer matters, because we ran the floor. We know why most agent websites don't produce anything, because we owned one.
Our mission
Four rules we don't break
Publish the price. Always.
Every competitor in this category makes you book a demo to find out what something costs. We think that wastes your afternoon.
No contracts. Earn it monthly.
If we stop being worth it, you should be able to leave that month. So you can.
Say the uncomfortable thing
About our own pricing, about compliance, about what a lead is really worth. You've been told enough comfortable things.
Never sell a lead we wouldn't dial ourselves
Which is why the scrub pipeline exists, and why some records never reach the catalog at all.
A US company with an operations team in Pakistan
We say so plainly, because you should know who's answering the phone. It's also the reason we can sell a dialer seat at $79 and a full-time assistant at $1,199 — a different cost base, passed on.