Steve M.
GBZiptitan's a game-changer Ziptitan's a game-changer! In two years, it's streamlined my lead conversions, freeing time to hone my sales skills. Occasionally, contacts are off, but overall, it's my top choice for appointments. Five stars!
Vanessa
GBI've been using ziptitan for 6 months… I've been using ziptitan for 6 months now and the takeaway is positive. Starting was a snap and the leads has been steady. Granted, I've run into a few dud phone numbers, but overall, the ROI has been great. Customer service could be a touch quicker, but its not a deal-breaker. They say upping my budget could lower my cost per lead, so im giving that shot next. I'll be back to let you know how that goes.
Emily D.
GBZiptitan has tripled my ROI Ziptitan has tripled my ROI, while some leads aren’t ideal and a few calls hit snags, the overall return are impressive
Dylan L.
GBClosed 1 deal today and a total of 4 so… Closed 1 deal today and a total of 4 so far this month. all are from a few months ago. I've been doing follow-ups and improving my skills. I used Ziptitan in 2020 and left somewhat disappointed, but I wasn't closing big deals from my SOI at that time. I also tried other lead generation methods without much luck. A few months ago, I turned around after a good conversation with a free lead and decided not to stop the ads until I closed deals. The truth is, leads won't close deals unless you're the best in your area. I've changed my perspective with this service. I don't give it 5 stars not because of the leads coming in with bad data but because they take a while to respond when I report them
Jamohl DeWald
GBRead the fine print before you move… Read the fine print before you move forward. You are stuck with their 1 month service fee no matter the quality of leads. 4 leads so far and 2 of them are homes under contract (PENDING) garbage, the 3rd was in another State, because it's close to my state (Not licensed there so more garbage) and the fourth was a mobile home (not licensed to sell those nor do I want to be)....so yes, if you want to light $300 on fire, go for it. Otherwise read the fine print and know what you are about to pay for.