Lead Qualification Software

Qualify Client Enquiries Before You Reply

Structured qualification for service firms without a dedicated CRM or sales stack.

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Why it matters

Prioritise the enquiries that deserve attention

Designed for law, accounting and consulting firms

TailyX gathers structured evidence, applies deterministic scoring rules and keeps the final follow-up decision under human control.

Prioritise client-fit, urgency and value

TailyX gathers structured evidence, applies deterministic scoring rules and keeps the final follow-up decision under human control.

Start with one workspace and no CRM migration

TailyX gathers structured evidence, applies deterministic scoring rules and keeps the final follow-up decision under human control.

The process

How it works

  1. Replace a flat enquiry path with a short guided qualification flow.
  2. Score the submission using your configured qualification rules.
  3. Review the highest-priority enquiries in TailyX before you reply.
  4. Approve bounded website experiments when the evidence supports a change.

No CRM required

Built for service firms without a CRM

TailyX gives small professional teams a practical lead inbox, scoring and follow-up focus without requiring a sales stack migration.

Pricing

Simple trial and pricing

Start with a 14-day no-card trial. After the trial, TailyX is USD 19.99 per month or USD 199.99 per year for one Company/workspace subscription.

  • 14-day trial
  • No credit card required
  • Cancel anytime

We use your email to send a secure setup link and process your request. Privacy Policy

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does TailyX reply to prospects automatically?

No. TailyX helps qualify and prioritise enquiries before a human replies.

Do I need a CRM?

No. TailyX is designed to work as a focused lead qualification workspace.

Does TailyX deploy website changes automatically?

No. Website experiments are bounded and human-approved.