One-year guarantee: at least one new client in 12 months, or your money back.
If you complete twelve consecutive months as an active LeadConnector subscriber, meet the requirements below, and have not signed a single new client who came through your LeadConnector account, Mountain Ridge Marketing will refund every subscription payment you made for LeadConnector during that period.
What counts as a new client
A new client means an executed buyer or seller representation agreement with a person who entered your LeadConnector account as a contact. It does not require a closed transaction.
Closings depend on financing, inspections, and market conditions that no marketing system controls. Signing the client is the point at which the system has done its job.
Requirements — all must be met
Every requirement above is measured from activity your LeadConnector account records on its own. None of them depend on data you have to maintain by hand.
Mountain Ridge Marketing reserves the right to deny any claim where submitted documentation is incomplete, inconsistent with account data, or where account activity indicates contact or conversation records were removed or altered during the guarantee period. Claims will be reviewed within 30 days of submission.
If all requirements are met and your claim is approved, Mountain Ridge Marketing will refund all LeadConnector subscription payments you made across the twelve-month period, returned to the original payment method on file.
The refund does not cover usage charges billed to your own account wallet (SMS, email, and calling), which are passed through at cost and consumed as they are used. It does not cover third-party fees or any other product purchased separately.
Certification
“I certify that between [start date] and [end date] I did not execute a buyer or seller representation agreement with any person who entered my LeadConnector account as a contact.”
A valid claim includes the statement above, signed and dated. For this certification, a person entered your LeadConnector account as a contact if a contact record for that person exists in your account, however it was created.
Last updated: September 21, 2026
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