Agentic AI lead generation system

Your sales team meets only the buyers who fit

AI agents write and test hundreds of ads in your brand. Behind each one sits a page that asks what your best salesperson would ask, and every enquiry is tracked to the signed contract. A person approves every piece.

Book a callTry it on your sector

  • Ad, page, questionsbehind every single ad
  • Signed dealsreported back, not clicks
  • Nothing runswithout your yes
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PPetravoSponsored ·

Rebar, mesh and cement from our Ilfov yard.

Bundles of steel rebarPetravo48hOn your site in 48 hours
petravo.roOn your site in 48 hoursCheck stock
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  1. The page behind the ad
    petravo.ro/materials/48h
    Question 2 of 3

    How many sites this year?

    One2 to 5More
  2. Your team answers on WhatsApp
  3. Qualified, with its source
    Construcții Nord SRLNew
    Contact
    Andrei Pop, procurement
    Next step
    Site visit, Tue 10:30
    Source
    AD-0417 · V07

Follow one buyer from the ad to the contract

Illustration Every step keeps the ad’s code, AD-0417 · V07, so you always know which ad a contract came from.

  1. 01

    The ad

    One idea, written for one buyer: a procurement lead who needs material on site fast.

  2. 02

    Its versions

    The same idea, cut for other buyers, formats and screens. Weak ones stop within weeks.

  3. 03

    A page of its own

    The click lands on a page that keeps the exact promise the ad made. Nothing generic.

  4. 04

    Three questions

    The questions a good salesperson would ask first. People who don’t fit leave here, politely.

  5. 05

    A WhatsApp reply

    A qualified enquiry gets an answer on the channel it chose, within minutes, from your team.

  6. 06

    A meeting

    Your salesperson arrives knowing the project, the timing and who signs.

  7. 07

    A signed contract

    The deal is logged in your CRM next to the ad and version that started it.

  8. 08

    Back to the platforms

    Only qualified enquiries and signed deals are reported back, so the platforms look for more buyers like this one.

Hundreds of versions, each in the brand’s own colours and voice

Every buyer, role and screen gets a version written for it. Twenty of them below, for twenty invented companies.

  • PPetravoSponsored ·

    Rebar, mesh and cement from our Ilfov yard.

    Bundles of steel rebarPetravo48hOn your site in 48 hours
    petravo.roOn your site in 48 hoursCheck stock
    LikeCommentShare

    Building materialsAD-0417 · V07

  • SSolvanaSponsored ·

    One visit, one roof survey, one fixed plan.

    A technician fitting a solar panel on a roofSolvanaYour roof, sized in one visit
    solvana.roYour roof, sized in one visitGet an estimate
    LikeCommentShare

    SolarAD-0388 · V12

  • A white freight truck on the road at dusk
    DDanveo· Sponsored
    CT → BVOne contact, port to warehouseGet a quote

    LogisticsAD-0512 · V05

  • VVigilioSponsored ·

    Cameras, access cards and one number to call.

    An open industrial control cabinetVigilioFitted in a week
    vigilio.roFitted in a weekGet a plan
    LikeCommentShare

    SecurityAD-0276 · V04

  • LLamitraSponsored ·

    Send the drawing today, collect the parts on Friday.

    A laser cutter working a steel sheetLamitraCut to your drawing by Friday
    lamitra.roCut to your drawing by FridaySend a drawing
    LikeCommentShare

    Laser cuttingAD-0198 · V06

  • VVoltarisSponsored ·

    Temporary power, panels and final wiring.

    An electrician in a yellow hard hat wiring a panelVoltaris1 teamPower for the whole site
    voltaris.roPower for the whole siteGet a site visit
    LikeCommentShare

    Electrical contractingAD-0420 · V03

  • SStivioSponsored ·

    Racked, insured and booked by the week.

    A forklift between pallet racks in a warehouseStivioPallet space from next week
    stivio.roPallet space from next weekReserve space
    LikeCommentShare

    WarehousingAD-0533 · V02

  • NNordeloSponsored ·

    Glass, joinery and furniture, made in Romania.

    Glass-walled meeting rooms in a modern officeNordelo8 weeksFrom empty floor to first meeting
    nordelo.roFrom empty floor to first meetingSee projects
    LikeCommentShare

    Office fit-outAD-0347 · V07

  • PPortivoSponsored ·

    Full and part loads, customs handled at the port.

    A container yard seen from abovePortivoWeekly sailings from Constanța
    portivo.roWeekly sailings from ConstanțaGet a rate
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    FreightAD-0490 · V09

  • RRotavioSponsored ·

    Prototypes and small series, turned and milled here.

    A metal bar turning on a latheRotavio1/5Turned parts in small batches
    rotavio.roTurned parts in small batchesSend a drawing

    MachiningAD-0318 · V06

  • A quiet office corner in warm evening light
    OOfisia· Sponsored
    Thu 16:00Three offices, one afternoonPick a slot

    OfficesAD-0233 · V03

  • FFerandiSponsored ·

    From bar stock to the box, every batch has a record.

    A CNC machine cutting metalFerandi1/5Every batch traceable
    ferandi.roEvery batch traceableSee certificates

    ManufacturingAD-0145 · V02

  • CCasteiaSponsored ·

    High racking, two loading docks, ready in spring.

    High racking in a large warehouseCasteia12,000 m²Near the ring road, ready in spring
    casteia.roNear the ring road, ready in springBook a viewing
    LikeCommentShare

    Industrial spaceAD-0301 · V09

  • Concrete blocks stacked on wooden planks
    BBetonia· Sponsored
    Precast blocks, cut to your planSend a drawing

    Precast concreteAD-0459 · V11

  • TTermaroSponsored ·

    Full pallets or mixed ones, delivered with a crane truck.

    Bags of cement stacked in sunlightTermaro1/5Delivered by the pallet
    termaro.roDelivered by the palletOrder pallets

    Mortar and adhesivesAD-0367 · V08

  • Circuit breakers and wiring in a switchboard
    GGridela· Sponsored
    Built and tested before they shipSee the tests

    SwitchboardsAD-0284 · V10

  • AArcadioSponsored ·

    Structure, installations and the permit file, in one team.

    Engineers reviewing drawings at a deskArcadio1/5Drawings and permits, one team
    arcadio.roDrawings and permits, one teamBook a review

    EngineeringAD-0109 · V04

  • A welder at work, sparks flying
    MMetalis· Sponsored
    Welded, galvanised and certifiedRequest a quote

    Steel structuresAD-0261 · V05

  • PPaletixSponsored ·

    New, repaired and heat-treated pallets.

    Stacks of wooden pallets outdoorsPaletixAny volumePallets by the truckload
    paletix.roPallets by the truckloadOrder
    LikeCommentShare

    PalletsAD-0122 · V03

  • Rows of solar panels on a roof
    PPanora· Sponsored
    Panels for flat roofs and car parksSee installs

    Solar farmsAD-0405 · V08

Illustration Invented brands, made for this page.

See your company in the drafts

Choose a sector and type your company’s name. Every draft is an ad plus the page behind it. Answer that page’s three questions to see a lead qualify.

6 drafts for Commercial real estate. Type your name above, then answer a page’s questions.

Example only Generic templates with your name dropped in. A real campaign is written from your catalogue, prices and sales decks, and a person checks it.

Your companySponsored ·

Lease ends next year? Your company shortlists offices that fit your headcount.

An empty open-plan office with tall windows
See the shortlist
/offices/shortlist

Offices that fit your team, shortlisted by Your company.

  1. 1 of 3 How many people will sit there?

  2. 2 of 3 When do you need to move?

  3. 3 of 3 Who signs the lease?

The momentOperations director4:5

Your companySponsored ·

Every month in the wrong office is rent you can’t use. Your company finds the right size.

A quiet office corner in warm evening light
Book a viewing
/offices/right-size

Pay for the space you use. Your company finds it.

  1. 1 of 3 When does your current lease end?

  2. 2 of 3 When do you need to move?

  3. 3 of 3 Who signs the lease?

Cost of waitingCFO1:1

An office lobby with a marble reception desk
Your company· Sponsored
Walk three offices in one afternoon with Your company.Pick a slot
/offices/tour

Three offices, one afternoon, with Your company.

  1. 1 of 3 Which area?

  2. 2 of 3 When do you need to move?

  3. 3 of 3 Who signs the lease?

See it firstFounder9:16

Your companySponsored ·

Warehouses near the ring road, ready this quarter. Ask Your company.

High racking in a large warehouse
Get the list
/industrial/ready

Warehouses ready this quarter, from Your company.

  1. 1 of 3 How many square metres?

  2. 2 of 3 When do you need to move?

  3. 3 of 3 Who signs the lease?

Who it’s forLogistics manager1:1

Your companySponsored ·

Five offices people actually want to come back to. Swipe through them with Your company.

Glass-walled meeting rooms in a modern office1/5
See all five
/offices/five

Offices your team will choose to come to, by Your company.

  1. 1 of 3 What matters most?

  2. 2 of 3 When do you need to move?

  3. 3 of 3 Who signs the lease?

ProofHead of HR1:1 carousel

A modern office building with metal panels at sunset
Your company· Sponsored
Shop units on streets that already have the footfall. Your company knows which.See the streets
/retail/streets

Street-level units with footfall, from Your company.

  1. 1 of 3 How many units?

  2. 2 of 3 When do you need to move?

  3. 3 of 3 Who signs the lease?

The outcomeRetail chain lead9:16

How the agents work

The software does the volume. Our people make the rules and look at every piece, and a named engineer is responsible for your account.

  1. 01

    Research

    We go through your catalogue, price lists, sales decks and old ads, then map the market and the ads your competitors have running.

  2. 02

    Variants

    Dozens of ideas, each cut for a different buyer and screen size, all in your logo, colours and tone.

  3. 03

    Journeys

    Behind every ad sits a page made for it, so the visitor finds exactly what the ad offered, followed by a few questions.

  4. 04

    Qualify

    Those questions, or a short WhatsApp exchange, sort serious buyers from browsers before anyone on your team spends time.

  5. 05

    Learn

    The ad platforms hear only about buyers who qualified, so they look for more like them. Each week money shifts toward what produces meetings, and what we learn is written down for the next round.

Money moves to what works

Each week the weakest ads stop and their money goes to the ones producing meetings. A new ad gets a fair run before we judge it, and we judge it on qualified enquiries, never on clicks. Nothing runs until you approve it.

Illustration
  • Delivery date in the headlineGetting more
  • Technical sheet the same dayGetting more
  • Discount on first orderStopped
  • Site visit with an engineerStill testing

What each week teaches, we keep

Every round ends with a written lesson. The next round, and your next campaign, begin from that list.

IllustrationLessons log

  1. Week 6Ads that named a delivery date booked more site visits than ads that named a discount.
  2. Week 7Three questions on the page kept out more unqualified enquiries than one.
  3. Week 8Owners answered ads that showed a real project; procurement answered ads that showed the spec.
  4. Week 9Reels worked for homeowners; carousels worked for architects.

These show the kind of lesson a round writes down. They are not results.

Twelve weeks, two ways

The same quarter, run by hand or run as weekly tests. Tests start in week 6, after the audit and the tracking are in place.

Illustration

A few ads, made by hand

  • Three ads in a quarter
  • Picked by opinion and clicks
  • Lessons stay in people’s heads
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  6. 6
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A test every week

  • Weeks 1–5: audit and tracking first
  • From week 6, new versions every week
  • Judged on qualified enquiries; each lesson written down
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
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Four stages, each with something you can see

Ninety days from the first audit to a system that runs every week.

  1. Weeks 1–2

    Audit

    We look through your ad accounts, site, CRM and data, note where you start, and gather your material into a knowledge base.

    Day 14: we know where you start and what we build first.

  2. Weeks 3–5

    Measurement

    We link every ad to the deals it leads to, send each enquiry to the right person on your team, and start the Monday report.

    Day 35: for any new enquiry, we know which ad produced it.

  3. Weeks 6–9

    Launch

    The first set of ads goes live with its pages once you approve it, and the weekly rounds begin.

    Day 60: the first results, set next to where you started.

  4. Weeks 10–13

    Scale

    Money moves toward what produces meetings and we add variants. With option 1, your team takes the system over.

    Day 90: a review of the three months, and you decide how we continue.

What we do, what you do, what we don’t promise

We

  • Research, the plan, and the ideas for each week
  • A person reviews each ad, page and question before you see it
  • The link between every ad and the deals that come from it
  • A report at the end of each month, in meetings and deals, not clicks

You

  • Read access to your ad accounts, site and CRM
  • Your material: brochures, price lists, sales decks
  • A yes for each ad before it runs, and the call on budget
  • Your sales team’s view of which enquiries were worth it

We don’t promise

  • Result estimates before the audit in the first two weeks
  • Any ad or page live without your yes
  • Made-up examples or results presented as real

How it’s priced

Half at the start, half at day 45. After day 90, a monthly fee if you continue. Your ad budget goes straight to the platforms, never through us. We give you the amounts on the call.

Option 1

We build it and hand it over

We set up the whole system for 90 days, then your team runs it.

Option 2

We build it and run it

Everything in the first option, and our team runs the weekly rounds for the 90 days.

Site engineers in hi-vis vests on a concrete slab, seen from above

Start with a call

We look at what you sell, who buys it and how leads reach your team today, and tell you plainly whether this fits.

Book a call

Questions

Who does the work, people or AI?

Both. Software agents do the volume: market research, writing and designing the versions, building the pages, reading the numbers each week. A named engineer at Spinrun decides the rules, and a person looks at every ad and page before you see it.

How do you keep it on brand?

We start from your logo, colours, tone and the claims you are allowed to make, and from nothing else. You approve each batch before it runs.

How much of our time does it take?

Most of it lands in the first two weeks: account access, your brochures and price lists, and an hour with whoever answers new enquiries today. After that, a short weekly check.

Where will the ads run?

Usually Meta first, then Google or LinkedIn if your buyers are there. Your plan names the channels and the reason for each.

What happens to an enquiry?

It reaches your salespeople with the name of the ad that produced it, by CRM, email or WhatsApp. The ad platforms only hear about the enquiries that qualified.

How is it priced?

Two options for 90 days: we build the system and hand it over, or we build it and run it. Half on signing, half after 45 days, then a monthly fee if you continue. Ad money goes from you to the platforms, never through us. You get the amounts on the call.

What won’t you promise?

Result estimates before the audit, any ad or page live without your yes, and examples or results that are made up.

See it on your companyBook a call