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Buying Leads in Bulk: What to Expect When You Order 1,000+

Troy Wilson
By Troy Wilson
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Thinking about scaling your outreach with a bulk lead buy?

Here’s the truth: ordering 1,000+ aged leads isn’t just about getting more data—it’s about having a process ready to work it. The right bulk order can flood your pipeline with opportunity. The wrong one? Wasted dials and burned reps.

Here’s what you can expect—and how to get results.


1. Expect Better Pricing Per Lead

The more you order, the less you pay.

At Aged Lead Store, bulk discounts start at 1,000 leads and scale with volume. You can often get:

  • 30–60 day aged leads for $0.40–$0.75
  • 90–180 day aged leads for $0.25–$0.45
  • 180+ day aged leads for as low as $0.20

It’s one of the best cost-per-conversation strategies in sales.

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2. Expect to Filter for ROI—Not Just Quantity

Bulk doesn’t mean random.

You can filter your 1,000+ lead order by:

  • Product type (life, mortgage, solar, tax, etc.)
  • State or ZIP code
  • Lead age range
  • Consumer criteria (coverage amount, debt level, homeowner status)

That means every lead still matches your license, pitch, and process—even in high volume.

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3. Expect to Segment and Sequence

Don’t just upload all 1,000 leads and hit dial.

Break your list into:

  • Lead age buckets (e.g., 30–60, 61–90, 91–180)
  • Territory-based batches (e.g., Florida vs. Texas)
  • Campaign type (e.g., solar call blitz vs. life email drip)

This helps you manage workflows, test messaging, and track ROI by segment.

👉 Learn: How to Filter Aged Leads to Match Your Strategy


4. Expect to Use a Dialer, CRM, or Workflow Tool

Manual dialing won’t cut it at 1,000 leads. You need:

  • A CRM to log touches and set reminders
  • A dialer to maximize hourly calls
  • Voicemail drop + SMS for follow-up
  • Segments for hot, warm, and re-engagement

Bulk works best when paired with systems, not just speed.

👉 Read: How to Work Aged Leads Effectively


5. Expect to Close—If You Follow a Cadence

Bulk leads are built for the long game.

Follow this cadence for every batch:

  • Day 1: Call + voicemail + SMS
  • Day 2–3: Follow-up call or email
  • Day 4–7: Rotate contact methods
  • Week 2+: Weekly drip + retarget via SMS or email

The cost per lead gives you the freedom to follow up consistently—without worrying about “burning” high-dollar names.


Final Word: Bulk is a Multiplier—If You’re Ready

Don’t buy 1,000+ leads without a follow-up plan.

But if you’ve got a script, a CRM, and the hustle to work the list, bulk buying is your fastest path to scale.


👉 Build your bulk lead list today—Buy Aged Leads in Volume


Related Reading

How to Work Aged Leads Effectively
Turn large lead lists into consistent booked calls.

Troy Wilson

About Troy Wilson

Troy is the CEO and founder of Aged Lead Store. He has been in the lead generation industry for over two decades. His blog posts focus on how to refine your sales process and get the most out of your insurance leads, mortgage leads, and solar leads.

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