Pilot Review

DemandSeal is reviewing a small group of ISOs, brokers, direct funders, and funding teams for the first $50K+ business funding lead release.

Interested in the first pilot?

Email buyers@demandseal.com with your company website, active states, monthly lead capacity, and preferred delivery method. DemandSeal will use that information to assess fit against the shared product—not to create a private campaign.

Who should apply

• Your team already works business funding requests of $50,000 or more.
• Your buy box can accept the complete DemandSeal product standard without private qualification rules.
• You operate in at least one covered state once final coverage is published.
• You have a named team responsible for prompt follow-up.
• You can receive leads through a supported delivery method and record consistent outcomes.
• You are prepared to evaluate a capped, prepaid pilot rather than request open-ended volume.

Fit, not a custom campaign

DemandSeal is not asking buyers to design separate campaigns. The first release will use one published and versioned standard for every buyer.

The review determines whether that product fits your organization. A repeated market need may inform a later public version, but it will not create an undisclosed exception for one buyer.

What you will review before buying

• The complete product standard and field dictionary.
• Covered states and any published exclusions.
• What counts as a delivered lead.
• The capture-to-delivery limit.
• The duplicate-check scope, identifiers, and lookback window.
• A synthetic payload and DemandSeal Record.
• Pack size, price, delivery period, and stop conditions.
• Objective replacement rules.
• Commercial terms and buyer responsibilities.

How the first release will work

1. Fit review: DemandSeal checks your product appetite, coverage, capacity, and operating model against the shared standard.
2. Product review: Buyers that pass the fit review receive the final specification, sample payload, sample Record, and commercial terms.
3. Delivery readiness: Both sides confirm the delivery destination, acknowledgement logic, named operational owners, follow-up process, and outcome definitions.
4. Capped pilot: An accepted buyer prepays for a defined quantity delivered progressively within the agreed period.
5. Pilot-batch review: Results are reconciled after the complete batch has had enough time to mature.

What to include in your request

• Organization name, website, and your role.
• Whether you operate as an ISO, broker, direct funder, or funding team.
• States covered.
• Funding products and minimum deal size.
• Approximate monthly lead capacity.
• Preferred CRM, API, webhook, or supported delivery destination.
• The funnel outcomes your team can report consistently.

What DemandSeal does not promise

Passing the pilot review does not guarantee lead volume, territory protection, contact rate, applications, approvals, funded transactions, or return on investment. DemandSeal does not control buyer response, underwriting, pricing, sales execution, or the requester’s later decisions.