SafeBind is an AI-first company committed to reducing TCPA risk in lead generation as much as possible. We check more litigation-risk data points than any other solution, and our AI determines whether the consumer consented to be contacted by you, by your methods, where competing products can only match wording supplied to them in advance. The consent moment is signed into independently verifiable evidence, at a fraction of TrustedForm’s price — 3–6 cents per publisher save, everything included. A vastly superior process, at a fraction of the cost.
SafeBind was built by operators who have spent fifteen years on every side of the auto insurance marketing ecosystem—scaling platforms like Transparent.ly, running owned-and-operated sites, and generating millions of leads. We know how razor-thin the margins are when buying traffic and making the unit economics work.
In recent years, TCPA litigation has climbed, and so has the price of the services meant to defend against it. SafeBind was built because the second problem is fixable.
Consider what proving one lead now costs a buyer. Retaining a legacy consent certificate is one charge. Storing it is another. Confirming your own entity was named in the consent is a third. Together, they run 8–66 cents per lead — from bare Retain at their cheapest tier to the full stack with signal fees at their smallest. On a lead that sells for a dollar, up to a third of its value is spent just on the consent service.
And that cost never really lands on the buyer. Buyers bid what a lead is worth minus what it costs to make it safe. Every cent spent on verification is a cent not offered for the lead—so a stack built to protect buyers is ultimately paid out of the publisher’s payout.
It also forces a choice nobody should have to make. When each check is a separate line item, buyers start deciding which ones are worth it—skip the network check, skip the session detail, take the cheaper answer, and hope.
SafeBind is one price per save, a fraction of TrustedForm’s at every volume tier: 3–6 cents for a publisher, 4–7.5 cents for a buyer. Consent verification, Named Buyer verification, consent-channel analysis, data-integrity screening, and the full network and fraud check—plus five years of storage—are all included. There is no menu, no annual minimum, and no version of the product where the signal you needed turns out to be the one you didn’t buy.
Simple to price. Cheap enough that nobody has to choose. There is more margin left for the people generating and buying the leads, and fewer leads that end up in a complaint.