ActiveProspect Alternative for Consent Capture and Lead Verification
ConsentVerified is an ActiveProspect alternative for teams that use TrustedForm to prove consent and want that proof, the pre-dial lead check and the disclosure review under one flat monthly plan. Growth costs $499 per month ($249 billed yearly) and includes 50,000 certificates and 25,000 verifications. If a buyer contract names TrustedForm, keep it for that buyer and move the rest of your volume.
What an ActiveProspect alternative has to replace
ActiveProspect sells several products, and most consent teams use only one of them. TrustedForm creates a certificate when a consumer submits a web form, and its Retain, Verify and Insights products store and check that certificate. The company also sells LeadConduit, a lead delivery platform, which this page does not compare. If you buy TrustedForm and nothing else, the job to replace is consent evidence, so that is what the table below covers.
| Job | ActiveProspect TrustedForm | ConsentVerified |
|---|---|---|
| Record the disclosure and submission | Certify script creates a certificate | Capture snippet records disclosure, checkbox action, timestamp, IP and user agent, then issues a certificate ID |
| Check a purchased lead | Verify, billed per request | Verification of phone match, seller named, consent age and disclosure score, included in the plan |
| Keep the evidence | Retain, billed per certificate, 5 years | Evidence vault, 1 to 7 years depending on plan |
| Review the form wording | Not part of the product compared here | Consent language checker and scoring on every plan |
| Suppression | Separate tooling | DNC scrubbing against the federal list, state lists and your internal list |
| Billing | Usage based with published per-lead rates | Flat subscription with monthly allowances |
Rates and packaging change, so confirm current terms on the vendor's site. For the published per-lead numbers and worked totals, see the TrustedForm pricing breakdown.
Who moves to a flat plan
Three kinds of teams tend to leave per-lead billing. Lead buyers who retain and verify tens of thousands of third-party leads a month, where the usage bill grows with every lead whether or not it converts. Call centers that dial purchased leads and need a pass or fail check before the dialer loads a record. Lead generators whose buyers keep returning leads for missing consent proof and who want a certificate plus the disclosure text in one place.
The common thread is steady volume. Per-lead pricing suits a slow month and a small program. A flat plan suits a program where you already know roughly how many leads you handle. The lead buyer workflow shows how acceptance checks fit before contact, and the lead generator workflow shows the publisher side.
When to keep ActiveProspect
Keep TrustedForm for any buyer, network or carrier that requires a TrustedForm certificate by name. A ConsentVerified certificate is a different record and is not interchangeable with a TrustedForm URL. Many teams send TrustedForm certificates where a contract demands them and certify everything else with ConsentVerified. Record each provider's certificate ID separately so staff know which evidence supports which lead.
Also keep ActiveProspect if you rely on LeadConduit for lead routing. ConsentVerified handles consent evidence, verification and suppression. It does not deliver leads between systems.
How to add ConsentVerified next to ActiveProspect
1. Run your current disclosure through the consent language checker and fix the gaps flagged for seller name, channels and the not-a-condition-of-purchase statement.
2. Add the capture snippet to one form and confirm the certificate ID reaches your lead record.
3. Point your intake process at the verification API so every purchased lead is checked before it reaches the dialer or texting platform.
4. Ask each buyer which evidence format they accept before you stop sending any certificate.
5. Leave existing TrustedForm certificates where they are. A new certificate cannot recreate a past session.
See how proof of consent works for the full lifecycle and the pricing page for plan limits. ConsentVerified is a compliance tool and not legal advice. Your counsel decides what evidence supports a given contact.
Questions buyers ask about switching
What is the best ActiveProspect alternative for consent proof?
It depends on what you use. For consent certificates, lead verification and evidence retention on a flat monthly plan, ConsentVerified fits teams with steady lead volume. For lead routing and delivery you need a separate platform, because ConsentVerified does not route leads.
Is ConsentVerified cheaper than TrustedForm?
At steady volume it usually is. Retaining and verifying 10,000 third-party leads costs roughly $2,460 a month at published pay-as-you-go rates, while Growth is $499 a month. At low or uneven volume, usage pricing can cost less.
Will buyers accept a ConsentVerified certificate?
Only buyers who agree to it. Ask each buyer in writing which evidence they accept before you change what you send with a lead.
Can I run ConsentVerified and TrustedForm together?
Yes. Keep both on the forms where both are needed and store each provider's identifier separately. Test both scripts on your own pages first.
Does ConsentVerified replace Jornaya as well?
It covers the same evidence jobs. See the Jornaya alternative page for that comparison.
Put your next lead through a consistent review
Check the disclosure, capture the submission and verify the lead before contact. Compare consent verification features with your buyer agreements, then pick the plan that fits your volume.