How our pricing works.
We price after the first call, because a fair number depends on your market. Here is what goes into it, so you can walk into that call knowing what to ask.
Free to start
Your first week of outreach or your first introduction costs nothing. If you do not like what you see, you walk away.
One monthly retainer
Infrastructure, list, writing, sending, replies and booking. No surprise bills.
No long lock in
We will be straight about how long a fair test takes. You stay because it works.
Three ways to work with us
- Connections. We introduce you to companies with a real, current problem you fix. Your first introduction is free. After that, a monthly retainer keeps them coming. Read about connections
- B2B outreach. Done for you outreach that books qualified meetings. Your first week is free, then a monthly retainer. See what goes into it
- Both together. Introductions and outreach run by one team, on one monthly retainer.
Every retainer is set on a call, because a fair number depends on your market.
First week free
Your first week of outreach is free. If you do not like what you see, you walk away and owe nothing. We would rather show you the work than ask you to take our word for it.
A monthly retainer
After the first week, you pay a monthly retainer that covers the whole system: the infrastructure, the list, the writing, the sending, the reply handling and the booking. You will not get a surprise bill for tools or data.
What moves the price
- How hard your buyers are to find. A list we can build from good public data costs less than one we have to research by hand.
- Volume. More people reached means more domains, more inboxes and more data.
- Reply handling. A simple offer takes less effort to qualify than a technical one that needs real back and forth.
- Add ons. A voice callback or additional markets add to the work.
How to tell if it is worth it
Work out what one new client is worth to you over a year, then look at how many it would take to cover the cost. Our calculator does this with your own numbers. If you need a lot of clients to break even, outbound may be the wrong tool, and we will tell you that.
We would be cautious of anyone promising a fixed number of meetings for a flat price before they have looked at your market. Read about how qualified meetings get defined before you sign anything with anyone, including us.
Contracts
No long lock in. Outbound takes a little time to tune, so we will be straight about how long a fair test should run, but we want you staying because it works. If you leave, the list of people reached for you is yours to keep.
Ask us for a real number.
One call. If outbound does not pay in your market, we will say so before you spend anything.