Acquiri vs Lead Pronto.

    Lead Pronto is a UK pay-per-lead agency working across many sectors. Acquiri only works with businesses whose customers are over 60, and books phone-qualified appointments into your calendar. Both can sell you booked appointments. The difference is how you pay, what you are tied to, and what happens if the appointments do not turn into sales. Facts about Lead Pronto below come from their own website, checked on 5 October 2026.

    Criterion
    Acquiri
    Lead Pronto
    Who it is for
    Only businesses whose customers are over 60
    Qualified enquiries "across 48 sectors"
    How you pay
    One service fee per three-month engagement, plus ad spend paid directly to Meta
    "From £15 per lead" or "from £130 per booked appointment"
    Contract
    Three-month engagement
    "No contract and no notice period"
    Guarantee
    Fee covered by sales by day 90, or you don't pay again until it is
    No sales guarantee stated; booked appointments come with a "rejection policy"
    Where the enquiries come from
    Meta campaigns built for your business and your area
    "Our own funnels and brands" across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Google Ads and more
    Speed to start
    72-hour setup target after access and approvals
    "Leads can start arriving within 24 hours"
    Markets
    UK, US and UAE
    UK

    When to choose which

    Choose Acquiri if

    Your customers are over 60, you want campaigns built around your own business and area, and you want the fee tied to sales rather than to a count of appointments.

    Choose Lead Pronto if

    You want to test with no contract, you are happy to pay per lead or per appointment, and you sell in the UK only.

    What you are actually paying for

    Lead Pronto prices per unit: per lead, or per booked appointment. That is easy to test, and you stop paying when you stop buying.

    Acquiri prices the outcome instead. Acquiri charges a service fee for a three-month engagement, quoted on the qualification call. Ad spend is paid directly to Meta and is separate from our service fee. If the sales from our appointments haven't covered our fee by day 90, you don't pay again until they have.

    Questions to ask either provider

    Before you buy appointments from anyone, ask:

    • Who calls the enquiry, and how quickly after it comes in?
    • What does the caller check before booking: age, home ownership, decision-maker, budget?
    • Is the appointment counted when it is booked, or when the customer actually turns up?
    • Is the enquiry sold to anyone else in my area?
    • What happens if the appointments do not turn into sales?

    Frequently asked

    No. Lead Pronto sells leads and booked appointments across many sectors, priced per unit with no contract. Acquiri only works with senior-services businesses, runs a three-month engagement and guarantees the fee is covered by sales from our appointments by day 90.

    Yes. Their website offers booked appointments "from £130 per booked appointment", alongside pay-per-lead pricing "from £15 per lead". Checked 5 October 2026.

    If you want to test cheaply with no commitment, a pay-per-appointment provider is the lower-risk start. If you want a pipeline built for the over-60s buyer in your own area, with the fee tied to sales, Acquiri is built for that.

    Every sale to the leads we book for you, on any product you sell them.

    Acquiri charges a service fee for a three-month engagement, quoted on the qualification call. Ad spend is paid directly to Meta and is separate from our service fee. If the sales from our appointments haven't covered our fee by day 90, you don't pay again until they have.