meetings booked in one day
held meetings in 30 days
held meetings in the first 14 days
of held meetings went to proposal
figures from each case file, labelled booked, held or closed as recorded. results depend on the market and the offer.
all 23 case studies$150 to $200 per held meeting, agreed on the call and written down before the first block. the price holds for the whole block.
prepaid blocks of ten, by card, before anything is built. a first block of five is available once. the next block is charged when two meetings are left.
your own inboxes and domains, in your name, at cost. about $250 to $400 a month for around 2,000 sends a day. yours to keep.
a no show, which we rebook once for free. a meeting that failed one of the five tests. a retainer, a platform fee or a setup fee.
the list, the copy, the sending, every reply, a setter who calls interested leads within minutes, the booking, and reminders by email and text.
keep bookable time inside 48 hours, name one person who takes the calls, approve targeting within a business day, and mark each meeting within two business days.
matches the buyer you agreed in writing: industry, size and area.
someone who can say yes: an owner, a partner or the person who runs it.
knew your name, knew it was about a paid service, and agreed the time.
joined at the booked time. if your rep misses it, it still counts.
came from our outreach and was booked by our team.
you mark every meeting held, no show or disputed within two business days. a meeting left unmarked counts as held. a dispute names the test that failed. "they didn't buy" is not a dispute.
one closed deal pays for the meetings that did not close, with margin left over. that is the point of paying per meeting instead of per month.
one agency in our record, Reach Marketing, closed four new clients from 15 held meetings. read the case
we agree who counts as a qualified buyer, in writing. about an hour of your time.
you buy inboxes and domains in your name, at cost. we build the list and write the copy. you approve it once.
around 2,000 emails a day. our setter calls every interested reply within minutes and books the meeting onto your calendar.
reminders go out by email and text. you take the call, then mark it held, no show or disputed within two business days.
Matt runs an agency that sells to senior living operators. Jack sells into spas, gyms and clinics. both reached local businesses by cold email, and both sat down for the long version.
we look at your niche, your offer and who takes the calls before we say yes. if the pool is too small or your price too low, you hear it on the call, and you have paid nothing.