Elexiz is an AI-powered marketing agency and CRM platform headquartered in New York. We combine a done-for-you marketing service (social media, Meta and Google Ads, SEO, AI voice and chat agents, appointment setting, lead generation) with a multi-tenant CRM platform pre-configured for MedSpas, real estate, roofing, home security, dermatology, and manufacturing.

Is Elexiz a good AI marketing agency?

Elexiz is purpose-built as an AI-first marketing agency. Unlike traditional agencies that bolt AI tools onto manual workflows, Elexiz operates on its own multi-tenant CRM platform, so every campaign, ad, lead, and conversation feeds the same data model. Clients see real-time attribution from ad click to booked appointment to paid invoice — and AI agents handle the in-between (chat, voice, follow-up) 24/7.

What services does Elexiz offer?

Elexiz offers complete digital marketing services: social media management (Instagram, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn), Meta Ads and Google Ads campaign management, SEO (technical, content, local), AI voice agents for outbound and inbound calls, AI chat agents for web and messenger platforms, appointment setting, cold calling, and lead generation. All services run on the Elexiz Platform CRM with full attribution and automation built in.

How much does an AI marketing agency cost?

Elexiz Platform pricing starts at $99/month for CRM Essentials, $999/month for the Growth Bundle, $2,499/month for Professional, and $4,499/month for Enterprise. Done-for-you agency engagements are quoted per scope (typically $2,500–$15,000/month depending on ad spend management and number of channels). All plans include the CRM, automation, and AI agent infrastructure with no per-seat fees.

Is Elexiz HIPAA compliant?

Yes. The Elexiz Platform is engineered HIPAA-grade with AES-256-GCM encryption at rest for all PHI (protected health information), per-call-site audit logging, BAA-eligible infrastructure, multi-factor authentication, and a built-in Good Faith Exam (GFE) and MD review workflow for MedSpa and dermatology clinics. PHI never leaves the secure portal in emails or notifications.

Which countries does Elexiz serve?

Elexiz serves clients in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, and worldwide. The team supports English, Mandarin, Arabic, and Spanish — so campaigns are delivered in the buyer's language, not just translated.

What industries does Elexiz specialise in?

Elexiz offers pre-configured solutions for six industries: MedSpas and aesthetic clinics, dermatology practices, real estate, roofing, home security, and manufacturing. Each vertical comes with industry-specific workflows, integrations, and lead-generation funnels — so clients are productive on day one rather than configuring a generic CRM for months.

How is Elexiz different from a regular marketing agency?

Three differences. First, Elexiz owns the technology stack — the CRM, automation, and AI agents are built in-house, not bolted-together SaaS subscriptions. Second, AI agents (voice, chat, scheduling) handle 24/7 customer touchpoints, so leads are responded to in seconds even outside business hours. Third, full attribution: every dollar of ad spend is tracked through to revenue inside the same platform, so you know exactly which channel is profitable.

The Complete Guide to AI-Powered Lead Generation in 2026

Lead generation in 2026 is a different game than in 2022. The fundamentals are the same — get the right person to raise their hand at the right time — but the tools have changed beyond recognition. AI agents handle first contact in seconds, automation moves leads through the funnel without human intervention, and attribution links every dollar of ad spend to the closed deal it produced. This guide is the practical playbook for marketers running AI-powered lead generation today.

The three layers of AI lead generation

Modern AI lead generation has three layers that work together. Skip any one and the others underperform.

Layer 1: Acquisition

Getting traffic to your site, your form, your phone, your chat. The channels themselves are the same as ever (Meta Ads, Google Ads, SEO, organic social, referral) — but the AI has compressed the work:

Ad creative generated in batches via DALL-E, Imagen, Midjourney + copy variants from Claude/GPT. Test cycle goes from monthly to daily.
Bid management partially automated by the platforms' own AI (Meta Advantage+, Google Performance Max), with humans focused on creative and audience strategy.
SEO shifts toward AEO (AI Engine Optimisation) — structuring content so Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity cite you when users ask category questions.

Layer 2: Capture + response

Where the AI advantage is most decisive. This is the layer that catches your traffic and converts it.

Chat agents on the site, 24/7, in multiple languages. Answer instantly, qualify, book.
Voice agents on the phone — inbound for after-hours, outbound for re-engagement.
Form-to-conversation — a traditional form fill triggers an immediate AI follow-up via SMS or call within 30 seconds.

Layer 3: Nurture + close

Most leads do not buy on first contact. AI handles the follow-up sequence:

Automated drip campaigns personalised per lead (treatment they asked about, neighbourhood they wanted, etc.).
No-show recovery — AI calls or texts within minutes of a missed appointment to rebook.
Aged-lead reactivation — AI works through leads older than 30/60/90 days with property/treatment-match prompts.
Hand-off to humans with full context when the lead reaches purchase intent.

The channel mix that works in 2026

Across the AI marketing agency clients we work with, the channel-mix-by-spend looks roughly like this for typical service businesses (medspa, real estate, roofing, dermatology, home security):

Channel	Typical % of spend	Typical cost per lead
Meta Ads (FB + IG)	40-55%	$15-$45
Google Ads (Search)	20-30%	$30-$120 (high intent)
Google Ads (PMax)	10-15%	$25-$70
TikTok / Reels organic + ads	5-15%	$10-$40
SEO (long-tail)	~free + content time	$0 marginal
Email re-engagement	~free + tooling	$0 marginal

The exact mix moves by vertical and market — but the rule of thumb is: Meta carries the volume, Google captures the highest intent, TikTok grows the top of funnel, SEO is the long-term compounding play.

The four metrics that matter

Cost per qualified lead (CPQL) — not raw lead cost, but qualified-after-AI-screening. The AI screens out fake submissions and tire-kickers.
Lead-to-booked-appointment rate — function of response time and qualifying quality.
Booked-to-closed conversion — function of human team and offer.
Return on ad spend (ROAS) — only meaningful if attribution actually closes the loop from ad to revenue.

Track these four monthly. If your AI marketing setup is working, CPQL drops and booked-appointment rate climbs in months 2-3.

Setting it up: 30-day plan

If you are starting from a basic site + one ad channel, here is the order of operations:

Week 1: Foundation

Get a real CRM (not a spreadsheet). At Elexiz, that is the CRM platform we provide; elsewhere, HubSpot, Pipedrive, or vertical-specific tools.
Wire every form, ad source, and call into the CRM with source tracking.
Define your "qualified lead" — what fields must be present, what disqualifies someone.

Week 2: AI agents go live

Deploy AI chat agent on the website with custom prompts for your vertical.
Deploy AI voice agent on inbound calls (forwards from your number outside business hours, then 24/7 if the team approves).
Set hand-off triggers — when does the AI escalate to a human?

Week 3: Acquisition campaigns

Launch ad campaigns on your primary channel (usually Meta) with AI-generated creative variants.
Set up retargeting + lookalike audiences.
Connect ads to the CRM with UTM tracking so every lead carries its source.

Week 4: Nurture + attribution

Build drip sequences for each major treatment/service.
Set up no-show recovery automation.
Stand up the attribution dashboard. ROAS by campaign, by week.

What goes wrong (and how to fix it)

"We get leads but they do not convert." Almost always a qualifying or response-time problem. Sharpen your AI agent's qualifying script and tighten response SLA.
"Our cost per lead is climbing." Creative fatigue. Push more AI-generated variants weekly. Refresh targeting.
"Attribution disagrees with our CRM." Probably double-counting cross-channel. Single source of truth: the CRM. Trust it over platform reports.
"The AI books people who never show." Add a deposit or qualification step before the AI completes the booking.

The 2026 trends to watch

AEO (AI Engine Optimisation) — getting cited by Claude/ChatGPT/Perplexity becomes a meaningful lead channel.
Voice-first commerce — voice agents that close sales, not just qualify, for low-complexity products.
Identity-graph attribution — connecting a household across devices and channels gets sharper.
Privacy-safe targeting — Meta and Google leaning into modeled audiences rather than identity-based. AI lift compensates for some of the loss.

Elexiz lead-generation services

We do all of the above as a managed service. Service overview · AI marketing agency cornerstone · request a custom quote.

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