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What exactly qualifies as a “qualified lead”?

Find out how we define and filter qualified leads to ensure businesses only receive ready-to-buy consumers.

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Written by Onyra
Updated over 2 weeks ago

A “qualified lead” in the Onyra system isn’t just someone who fills out a form or clicks a link — it’s a real, interested consumer who meets a strict set of buying-readiness criteria.

To be delivered to a business, a lead must score at least an 8.2 out of 10 on our proprietary qualification framework.

Here’s how we calculate that score:

The AI measures each consumer across seven core dimensions, including:

  • Relevance: Are they actively looking for this type of product or service?

  • Location: Are they in the geographic area the business serves?

  • Intent: Have they taken clear action that shows they’re ready to buy?

  • Budget Fit: Can they afford the product or service being offered?

  • Engagement: How responsive have they been to outreach, questions, or next steps?

  • Timeliness: Are they ready now — or just browsing for the future?

  • Match Quality: Does their specific need align with what the business provides?

Each of these dimensions is scored in real time using AI-powered analysis of behavior, replies, and context.

Only when a lead reaches a combined weighted score of 8.2 or higher do they get passed through as a distribution. Anything lower? The system filters it out automatically.

That means businesses only receive leads that are actually ready to convert — no cold traffic, no guessing games, and no wasted conversations.

It’s one of the biggest differences between Consumer Market Matching and every other lead generation model out there:

We don’t just find leads.

We filter for buyers.

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