Book 30 minutes
Meetings guaranteed Done-for-you outbound

We book the meetings. You close.

Tell us who you sell to. We find the right buyers, write to each one like we did the homework, and put booked meetings on your calendar. Our proprietary AI does it all at scale.

LinkedIn outreachEmail outreachMessenger outreach
Book 30 minutes → See the rate card
First meeting
25d
Meetings / mo
6–90
Your input
1 call
To
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Sent this morning

Inbox filler we don’t send Quick question Touching base Circle back? Loved your post I noticed you’re the VP of Companies like yours Hope this finds you well

02 / The difference

Same prospect. Two very different emails.

03 / The job

You do one call. We do everything after it.

01

You talk. Once.

Ninety minutes. Who you sell, what a meeting is worth, and the offers that actually close. That’s the brief. We don’t need another kickoff after that.

02

We build the list and the pipes.

Named buyers who fit. Sending infrastructure we own and watch. Your personal LinkedIn stays a profile, not a cannon.

03

Every line is for one person.

The model reads what’s public. A specialist cuts anything that sounds like a sequence. Then it goes out where your buyer actually answers: LinkedIn, email or messenger. Nothing leaves without a name on it.

04

They bite. You walk in.

Interest hits, automation dies, we book the slot on your calendar. The product is the meeting. Not a dashboard of “touches.”

04 / Rate card

Pick a volume. Watch the cost of a meeting fall.

The number that matters isn’t seats. It’s what you pay every time someone agrees to talk.

Package Seats Outreach / mo Meetings / mo Cost / meeting Select
Solo
One closer
$1,500/mo
 1 ~130 6–8 ~$214 Select
Team Engine Most booked
$3,000/mo
 5 ~650 30–40 ~$86 Select
Vertical Dominator
Own the category
$5,000/mo
 12 ~1,560 70–90 ~$63 Select

Meeting counts move with your ICP and market. Miss the low end of the range and we work it off, free. That’s the floor, not a slide.

05 / First 30 days

The calendar, not the dashboard.

B2B software agency · Team Engine

“Pipeline stopped depending on who had time.”

Before
Outbound ran in bursts, whenever someone could squeeze it in.
30 days in
14 meetings with mid-market CTOs in 30 days. About $45k in new pipeline, none of it from a sequence.

High-ticket SaaS · Vertical Dominator

“The templates were dying in spam.”

Before
Cold email bouncing off gatekeepers at every target account.
30 days in
34% connection acceptance the month the messages stopped introducing us and started introducing their week.

06 / Back of the napkin

Do the math before you get on a call with us.

An estimate. Not a promise. Not a pitch deck.

Meetings booked / mo35
Deals closed / mo7.0
Revenue / mo$56,000
Your investment$3,000
+1767%
return on every dollar in the retainer

07 / Before you wire anything

Straight answers.

Will this burn my LinkedIn?

We never log into your LinkedIn. We run LinkedIn, email and messenger outreach on accounts and infrastructure we own and watch, staffed by a specialist on your account. Your profile stays a profile.

Is a bot talking to them?

A model drafts the opener from public information. A person sends it. The second a prospect replies, automation is dead. A specialist owns the thread through the booking.

So it’s expensive ChatGPT.

ChatGPT doesn’t have a verified list, sending pipes, or someone who will sit in a thread at 9pm. That’s the job. The writing is the visible part.

What if you miss the number?

We keep working until we hit the low end of your tier. No extra invoice. The range is a floor, not a wish.

We sell to consumers.

Then we’re the wrong firm. Named buyers, B2B, a deal worth showing up for, or we pass on the call. We’ll tell you in the first ten minutes.

08 / The call

See if we fit your market.

Thirty minutes. We’ll tell you which package fits, or that none do. If we’re wrong for you, you leave with that, not a follow-up sequence.

  • — Named B2B buyers only
  • — Honest no in the first ten minutes if it isn’t a fit
  • — No deck. Bring who you sell to.
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