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R&D tax relief claims leads
Real R&D tax relief claims enquiries from people ready to hire, matched to your coverage area and sent to your account and inbox as they arrive.
1 credit = £1. See every lead's job and area before you pay; you only ever pay for the ones you open.
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- Typical work: £1,495 to £12,000 Adviser's fee for one company's annual R&D tax relief claim, ex VAT. The common model is a success fee of about 15% of the tax benefit with a minimum; flat fees scale with qualifying spend. Under merged RDEC the benefit is about 15 to 16% of qualifying spend net of tax, so a GBP 150k-spend claim yields about GBP 24k and a 15% fee about GBP 3,600., our estimate from published prices such as Sleek.
- We assume about 20% of exclusive enquiries turn into work, and that a firm spends about 10% of a job's value winning it.
- That puts one lead's value to a typical firm at about £80, against a price of £45.
- On Google Ads, clicks on searches for this work cost about £13.78, which is roughly £230 per enquiry at a 6% enquiry rate.
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Wherever you buy R&D tax relief claims leads, three things decide whether the channel pays for itself: whether you see the job before you pay, whether the price is fixed and published, and how many other firms are handed the same enquiry. On Worklanded all three are answered up front: every lead shows its job and area first, the price is £45 flat, and each lead is offered to one firm at a time; it only moves on if you pass.
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What does a R&D tax relief claims lead cost?
£45 a lead (1 credit = £1). You see the job, the area and the price before you pay; browsing costs nothing and there is no contract or subscription.
What are R&D tax relief claims leads worth?
Typical R&D tax relief claims work runs £1,495 to £12,000 Adviser's fee for one company's annual R&D tax relief claim, ex VAT. The common model is a success fee of about 15% of the tax benefit with a minimum; flat fees scale with qualifying spend. Under merged RDEC the benefit is about 15 to 16% of qualifying spend net of tax, so a GBP 150k-spend claim yields about GBP 24k and a 15% fee about GBP 3,600.. At our assumed close rate and acquisition spend, that makes one exclusive lead worth about £80 to a typical firm; the price here is £45.
What do I get when I open a lead?
The buyer's name, phone and email, plus the job description and location. Every enquiry also lands in your inbox the moment it matches your account.
How do I control my spend?
You only ever pay for the leads you choose to open. Set your own top-up amounts, or turn on auto top-up with your own limit and switch it off any time.
Exclusive r&d tax relief claims leads: one firm per lead, and your money back if the customer doesn't respond.
Firms who join now are first in line when exclusive leads open in their area.
- One firm per leadEvery lead will go to one firm at a time, so you're never racing other firms for it.
- Money back if no responseIf the customer doesn't respond, you'll get your money back.
- Simple pricingPrices in pounds by lead quality, no contracts, and credits that never expire.
- Fair allocationLeads offered by fair share and distance, never by who pays most.
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