Pre-purchase view
AnonymizedRoth conversion window before retirement
- Fit score
- 94
- Est. net worth
- $2.2M est.
- Retire by
- Age 65
- Lead price
- $149
Every lead starts in the Retirement Atlas. Advisors see the planning trail, stated concern, price, and one-buyer rule before buying. The first call has a starting place.
See what the consumers go through at theretirementatlas.comAnonymous journeys becoming visible demand.
The map stays private. The marketplace only sees the planning signal.
Latest signal
Plan complete, asked for advisor — energy exec preparing for exit
Source
Retirement Atlas trail
Quality data
State, score, tier, concern
Price
Shown before purchase
One buyer
No shared resale
Lead anatomy
Same lead. Same stats. Identity held back until purchase.
Pre-purchase view
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Post-purchase workspace
CO-5821 · Unlocked“I want to know how much we can convert before retirement without boxing ourselves in later.”
Retirement Atlas trail she completed
Where the leads come from
Before a lead reaches this marketplace, it starts on the consumer side — at the Retirement Atlas. Here’s the path, end to end.
A pre-retiree lands on our free consumer planner — from search, social, or a calculator campaign.
They work through their retirement map: savings, income, tax buckets, and what a good retirement actually looks like.
Anywhere along the way, they can raise their hand to be matched with a licensed advisor.
Then it becomes one of two leads
They explicitly raised their hand. That request is the strongest buying signal there is, so it carries a premium over a planning lead at the same tier.
Still a real planner with a finished retirement map, just no advisor request. We bucket them A–E by net worth so you decide who’s worth the first call.
Either way it’s a real, consented lead. The only difference is why you’d buy it: a raised hand, or a high-net-worth planner worth reaching first.
Retirement Atlas signal variety
Advisor Atlas Leads reads the planning trail: dreams, tools, account buckets, and the moment they ask for help. Consumers are encouraged through useful calculators and visual journey stops, not a generic lead form.

Tool signal
Savings stop + Roth conversion preview
“Roth conversion window before retirement”
Prompted by calculator: The Retirement Atlas invites them to test a Roth window after they enter savings and tax buckets.

Journey signal
Savings stop + Withdrawal sequence preview
“Which account should we spend from first?”
Prompted by planning stop: The journey asks them to compare what they spend first, so account order becomes visible intent.

Journey signal
Perfect Day + Goals
“Wants 8 weeks of family time per year”
Prompted by dream setup: The Retirement Atlas asks what a good retirement day looks like before the numbers get heavy.

Tool signal
Social Security stop + claim optimizer
“Claim at 67 or wait until 70?”
Prompted by optimizer: Claim-age questions are framed as tradeoffs, encouraging consumers to run the optimizer.

Journey signal
Home & state stop
“Moving states before retiring”
Prompted by future map: Housing and state questions are tied to the future map, so consumers can see why location matters.

Tool signal
RMD calculator + Goals
“Needs a legacy plan before retiring from energy”
Prompted by legacy goal: Legacy goals lead naturally into distribution questions, so the tool captures timing and beneficiary intent.
Where every lead comes from
Walk it yourself. Questions answered, tools run, plan written. By the time a lead lists here, this is everything the consumer has already done. It is the fastest way to know what shows up in every dossier you buy.Open the consumer journey →

Retirement
Atlas
Platform flow
Marketing run
Retirement Atlas ads, content, and calculators bring in people with real retirement questions.
Source, run, and UTM stay attached
The wedge
The homepage is not just a promise. It shows live, anonymized inventory from the Retirement Atlas and lets advisors inspect fit before making an account.
Live anonymized inventory, not a static marketing claim
One buyer per lead, not shared resale
State-aware outreach permissions before contact
Post-purchase workspace with the full handoff packet

Marketplace proof
Advisors can see the planning concern, fit, source, and price. Contact details unlock only after purchase.
How leads reach the marketplace
Consumer marketing sends people into the Retirement Atlas. Their opt-in planning signal becomes a locked Advisor Atlas Leads listing.

Consumer path
Demand capture
Search, social, and calculator campaigns send real planners into the Retirement Atlas.
Journey + tools
The consumer works the journey and shows what they are planning toward.
Signed lead bridge
A help request becomes a locked Advisor Atlas Leads listing.
Advisor workspace
Purchase pulls the full handoff packet into the advisor workspace.
Demand engine
The Retirement Atlas is the consumer product. Advisor Atlas Leads is the marketplace. The demand engine watches which sources create buyable intent.

Search
Roth windows, Social Security timing, withdrawal order.
Google + SEO

Social
Perfect-day imagery brings planners into the journey.
Meta tests

Calculators
Free focused tools create specific advisor-fit signals.
Planning toolbox

Retargeting
Incomplete journeys get brought back to finish and opt in.
Email + pixels
Newest lead just came in
Hot off the press: the latest lead appears here the moment a consumer asks for advisor help.
Leave a legacy
Fit
96
Price
$595
Freedom & adventure
Fit
96
Price
$468
Lake & boat days
Fit
76
Price
$213
Wellness & strength
Fit
71
Price
$128
Auto-buy
Set the rule once: licensed states, tier, score floor, contact permissions, and monthly cap. When a fresh Retirement Atlas lead fits, auto-buy purchases it from your balance, adds it to your workspace, and notifies you.
States, tier, score floor, contact permissions, and monthly cap.
Advisor Atlas Leads checks every fresh Retirement Atlas opt-in.
The purchase runs from your balance, then the lead opens in your workspace and you get notified.
Armed rule preview
Monthly cap protects spend. One-buyer purchase protects the relationship.
Status
Ready
Cap
$1.5K
Mode
Auto