See the actual sites we’d use for you
Pick a sector, market and language. See the 10 vetted sites we’d propose, with DR, traffic and AED prices, then approve or reject each one.
- Every metric and price shown
- You approve every site before outreach
- 12-month replacement guarantee
Domain names stay masked until you verify a work email. That protects the publishers we work with, and every site still waits for your approval.
Your approval sheet
Demo dataPriced per DR band, never per domain:DR 30–49 AED 1,250DR 50–69 AED 1,750DR 70+ AED 2,800Arabic placement +AED 150excl. 5% VAT
Approve the sites you’d accept
| Site | DR | Organic traffic | UAE share | Link type | Vetting | Band price | Your decision |
|---|
Sites that fail any of our eight checks never reach this sheet. A note means the site passed with a caveat you should know about.
Issue a VAT quote from this sheet
A numbered quotation with our TRN and 5% VAT that finance can raise a PO against. Every number is already on screen. Only the document needs an addressee.
Prototype controls
Not part of the live page. These simulate the strategist rota, the Capture Conductor and the people on the other side of the quote.
Strategist desk
Arabic lane (Omar)
Quote
One-time code
No code sent yet.
Capture Conductor
Where visitors meet the sheet
The sheet is page content, so it always renders and never counts as an interruptive ask. The only behaviour-triggered moments go through the Capture Conductor.
- Who
- s05 the sceptical in-house SEO lead, s06 the pricing deliberator who needs a VAT quote, s03 the Google Ads shortlister, s12 the approver who opens the shared quote, s16 resellers checking inventory (automated output only) and s02 as the fallback when there’s no list to run through the Quote X-ray.
- Where and when
- Inline on
/#pricing(“See the actual sites we’d use”), the compare table’s vetting row, #vetting, #results, service pages and industry pages, pre-filtered. “Build this plan and issue a quote” appears inline after the billing toggle flips twice or a tier is viewed for 20 s. Desktop exit intent only after the sheet has been worked. - Channel
- Work email with a one-time code for the unmasked sheet and the quote. WhatsApp for the masked sheet and “Ask Rania”, started by the visitor or with a separate opt-in. A tokenised link for the approver.
- What happens next
- Rania reviews the approvals within 2 business hours, with 2 Arabic or GCC alternatives and a start date. Quote follow-up on day 2 and one reminder after 3 silent days. “Approve” goes live only after she confirms.
Entry points on the live site
/#pricing · Growth card
/#pricing · compare table
industry page · healthcare
exit intent · desktop only
What happens after the code is verified
Everything below fills in from your session on this page. Nothing leaves this browser.
Follow-up sequence
Messages we start go out Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00 GST. Anything due at the weekend waits until Monday 9:00. At most one follow-up on any strategist message that goes unanswered.
Day 0 · email · instant
Day 0 · WhatsApp · with opt-in, in hours
Day 2 · email · if a quote was issued
Sales hand-off
What the CRM receives
Payload, consent records, score and route. In production this posts to the CRM as a deal with line items. Here it stays in the browser.
KPIs to watch
Targets are placeholders until launch data exists.- Sheet engagement25%Pricing visitors who open the sheet and decide on at least one row.
- Unmask starts30%Worked sheets where the visitor asks for a code or saves to WhatsApp.
- Code completion75%Codes verified out of codes sent. Below this, check deliverability.
- Business-email share70%Unmask attempts with a company domain. The rest should land in WhatsApp.
- Quote issue rate20%Verified sheets that go on to issue a numbered VAT quote.
- Second-person opens40%Quotes whose approver link is opened by someone else.
- Quote to onboarding15%Issued quotes accepted within their 30-day validity.
- First reply timeUnder 2 hMedian business hours from verification to the strategist’s first reply.
Guardrails: unmask requests per company domain (cap 3 sheets a month), sector sweeps from one device, free-mail share, and publisher poaching reports. Each has a kill switch.