Qualified sales meetings, booked by human SDRs

About 80 to 90% of the meetings we book start with a phone call, made by a US-based SDR. But while a traditional cold calling agency gives you people and a dialler working a list top to bottom, our SDRs get a scored list of accounts showing intent right now, a one-page brief on each one, and a reason to call this week. After the call, a coaching manager reviews it and the meeting lands in your AE's calendar, logged in your CRM. Same phone, better reasons, fewer wasted dials. We also work the accounts with

Two to four weeks to go live, most of that work ours. First qualified meetings inside 30 days of calling starting. Each SDR books 8 to 12 meetings a month, and 80 to 85% of them take place. Most agencies quote 90 days before you should judge anything. We put the first meeting on a 30-day clock and back it with the guarantee below.

From $8k a month for one SDR. 90-day rolling contract, no long managed-service lock-in. Scale from half an SDR to a full one with two weeks' notice. If you prefer to prepay six months, ask about 15% off.

You pay setup and month one. We don't bill month two until a qualified meeting is in your AE's calendar. If that takes longer than 30 working days, we keep working at no extra cost until it lands. Most agencies bill month two regardless of what landed. We don't. Applies to established propositions and proven markets; new market entries are on different terms.

A decision-maker at an account that fits the ICP we agree with you at kickoff, a live conversation about the problem you solve, and the meeting took place. A coaching manager listens to calls to hold that line, and you see every meeting's context in the weekly report before your AE walks in.

Serious B2B revenue teams with a defined ICP and deal sizes that justify a targeted approach. That's typically mid-market and enterprise. If you're chasing high volumes of low-value deals, we're not the right fit, and we'll tell you.

All of our clients are B2B, selling into mid-market and enterprise. Within that we've worked across software, professional services, finance, logistics, education and healthcare, so the chances are we've called into your buyers before. We don't claim one vertical. We learn yours in the first two weeks, and you sign off the messaging before anyone calls, which is not how most agencies work. If you sell high volumes of low-value deals, we are not the right fit and will say so on the first call.

We schedule the meetings straight into your AEs' calendars and log every touch to HubSpot or Salesforce, or send weekly exports if you'd rather not connect anything. Two SDRs on every account, so a holiday or a departure never stalls your pipeline. A half-hour check-in each week covering conversations, meetings booked, sit rate and the objections we are hearing, not sends and opens.

Partly, but only before the call. Our AI workforce finds the accounts showing intent this week, scores them, writes the SDR's brief, and warms the account across five channels: an email, a LinkedIn touch, a handwritten postcard, ads that only that account sees, and a short page built for them. By the time a US-based SDR calls, the prospect has seen your name several ways and none of them looked like a template. The call itself is a person, with the brief in front of them, having the conversation and booking the meeting. Automated outreach usually stops at the inbox. Ours exists to set up a human conversation, which is why it gets through.