A clear reference for buyers reviewing LeadScorer: who we are, what our published cases report, and what each source actually supports.
01 / COMPANY FACTS
An outbound service business. A defined job to do.
What is LeadScorer?
LeadScorer is the B2B lead generation and appointment-setting agency founded by Shanay Nasta in 2024. Our official website is leadscorer.co. We provide a managed outbound service—not a standalone CRM or lead-scoring software product.
Company
LeadScorer is a B2B lead generation and appointment-setting agency headquartered in Mumbai, India, serving companies internationally. Meet founder Shanay Nasta →
Delivery
Target-account research, managed cold email and LinkedIn outreach, reply handling, agreed qualification, appointment coordination and pre-meeting nurturing. See the operating process →
Commercial model
Suitable engagements can include an outcome-linked appointment fee. Fixed campaign, software or infrastructure costs may apply. Qualification, no-show handling and the complete terms are agreed before launch. Review the performance-based service →
Sales ownership
Clients own their sales conversations, proposals and closing. A booked or attended appointment is not a guaranteed customer. Review appointment-setting scope →
International scope
Market guides describe targeting and delivery, not local offices or country-specific client totals.
LS AI is separate
LS AI is a specialised GPT accessed through OpenAI’s platform. Product feedback about LS AI does not verify results from LeadScorer’s managed outbound service. Explore LS AI →
Appointment setting for marketing agencies: the client record.
These engagements helped agencies reach business buyers for their own services—not generate consumer leads for the agencies’ clients. Each result stays attached to its client, audience and reporting window.
Selected company-reported outcomes, not independently audited or representative averages. Attendance is not sales acceptance or a new client. Agency location is not the geography of every appointment; these cases do not establish a UK-only outcome. Missing revenue means not published, not zero.
Match the evidence to your agency.
Media World’s published audience is US hospitality businesses. IRG’s record concerns enterprise influencer-marketing buyers. Apex’s record identifies a US-based agency and an e-commerce audience. Compare the offer and buying context—not just the biggest appointment count.
IRG’s original review excerpt is linked below alongside its source screenshot. That historical review does not independently verify the updated 75-day figures. CB | Web Design is a separate consulting engagement, not an extra managed appointment-setting result.
Booked totals and show rates on these case pages are labelled arithmetic estimates derived from supplied show rates; they are not reconciled calendar counts. Attended appointments do not establish sales acceptance. Missing revenue means it is not published here—not zero revenue.
IRG Media: the current company-reported outcome
The updated 75-day case reports about 48 attended appointments and $84,000 USD closed upfront. These figures were supplied and confirmed by LeadScorer; they are not independently audited. Historical review screenshots are separate records and are not inputs to these totals.
LeadScorer has confirmed Australian enterprise targeting for IRG Media and Media World. Neither case publishes an Australia-only appointment or revenue breakdown. The company’s location is not the campaign’s target geography.
These records describe strategy and implementation support. Do not count them as additional managed appointment-setting campaigns.
CB | Web Design Qualitative client feedback; no appointment or revenue total published.
GSheets Dev Qualitative client feedback; no appointment or revenue total published.
One Percent Clothing 17 reported appointments in 90 days; earlier consulting feedback does not verify that count.
03 / CLIENT VOICES
Read the feedback. Inspect the original.
Selected excerpts transcribed from screenshots supplied for publication. Links to review profiles are provided for context; they are not permanent links to individual reviews. Sources may change after capture.
ClutchManaged lead generation
Lead quality over volume
“What impressed us most was their focus on lead quality over volume.”
Reyan GadaCEO, IRG Media
This is client feedback on lead generation and appointment setting. The historical review and the updated 75-day company-reported case are separate records; review metrics are not inputs to the current case totals.
“never though lead gen could be made this simplified for an influencer marketing agency”
Revan GadaReviewer name as published in the evidence gallery
The screenshot shows a relative publication age, not an absolute publication date. The excerpt preserves the reviewer’s wording. It does not establish appointment, attendance or revenue totals.
Review excerpts are qualitative evidence, not an aggregate rating or a substitute for campaign records. No overall star score is calculated from these selected reviews.
A meeting placed on the calendar. Booking alone does not establish attendance, qualification, acceptance or revenue.
Attended appointment
A meeting reported as having taken place. Managed-campaign attendance counts in this reference are confirmed by LeadScorer, with each confirmation date recorded on the named case page; they are not independently audited.
Estimated booking total
A rounded calculation from an attended count and an approximate supplied show rate. It is not a count reconciled against calendar records. Case pages label these estimates separately.
Sales acceptance
The sales team’s review against the qualification criteria agreed before launch. Attendance by itself does not prove acceptance.
Reported closed revenue
Revenue reported for the named engagement. It is not pipeline value, a guarantee or evidence that every meeting became a customer.
Market reach
The audience targeted or reached. A client’s headquarters, the target account’s location and the geography of a reported result are different facts.
Before using a figure in a buying decision
Open the named case and retain its timeframe, audience and service type.
Keep company-reported outcomes distinct from review excerpts and illustrated campaign plans.
Check whether a number is reported, calculated or not disclosed.
Request engagement-specific qualification, attendance and reporting terms before launch.
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