The offer

Qualified buyers on your calendar. You pay when the meeting happens.

We build the list, write the emails one at a time, send under your name, and book the replies straight onto your calendar with our own scheduler. A meeting only bills after it's held, and only if it's the buyer we agreed on in writing.

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  • Pay per meeting held, not per email sent
  • Who counts is agreed in writing first
  • No-shows never count

How it works

An engine, not a mailbox

Sent, replied, booked, held. You see the same numbers we do, weekly. This engine is the one that found you.

  1. Weeks 1–2 · Setup

    Two weeks

    The system, built under your name

    We agree in writing who a qualified buyer is. Then we buy and warm separate sending domains, build the list to that profile, verify every address, and draft the first emails for your sign-off.

    • The written buyer profile a meeting is judged against
    • Sending domains bought and warming, so your main domain never sends
    • The list, built and verified
    • First emails, approved by you
  2. Ongoing · Send and reply

    From week 3

    One researched fact per lead, one ask

    Emails go out under your name at a pace the inboxes tolerate. We work the replies: interested buyers get times from your calendar through our own scheduler; everyone else gets a polite close or a later follow-up.

    • Written one lead at a time around a real fact
    • Replies answered within hours, in your voice
    • Booked straight onto your calendar, confirmed and reminded
  3. Ongoing · Meetings

    You sell

    You show up. That's the whole job.

    Our scheduler confirms, reminds and reschedules, so most booked meetings happen. You get the buyer's context the morning of the call. A meeting bills only after it's held and it matches the written profile.

What counts

A meeting bills when it deserves to

The buyer profile is written down before anything sends. Everything below is judged against it.

  • Counts

    The right person, showed up, talking pipeline

    The company and role match the profile we agreed in writing, they attended, and the conversation is about whether to buy. Not a favor, not a curiosity call.

  • Doesn't count

    No-shows, wrong person, window shoppers

    Nobody bills you for an empty room. A meeting with someone outside the written profile doesn't count either, even if they showed up smiling.

  • Disputes

    You flag it, we eat it

    If a held meeting felt off-profile to you, say so and it comes off the invoice. We'd rather lose a meeting's fee than argue about one.

“We tried pay-per-meeting; the meetings were junk.” That's what pure per-meeting pricing buys: volume. Here the buyer profile is written down before anything sends, no-shows never count, and a meeting you flag as off-profile comes off the invoice.

Getting started

A plan before a price

No rate card. The setup and the per-meeting rate are scoped on the intro call to your pipeline and what a held meeting is worth to you, and both go in writing before anything sends.

  • 01

    The intro call

    Twenty minutes. Your buyer, your offer, and what a held meeting is worth to you. If we don't think we can book your buyer, we say so on that call.

  • 02

    The proposal, in writing

    The buyer profile, the setup, and the per-meeting terms — scoped to your pipeline and the return a meeting should pay for, not read off a rate card.

  • 03

    Setup, then meetings

    Two weeks to build the system under your name. The first meetings usually land in week three or four, and a meeting bills only after it's held.

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No long contract. One setup fee to build the system, then the bill follows the meetings. If the meetings stop, so does the bill.

Questions

What people ask first

What does it cost?

There's no rate card. The setup and the per-meeting rate are scoped on the intro call to your pipeline and what a held meeting is worth to you, and both go in writing before anything sends. No-shows and off-profile meetings never bill.

How many meetings a month?

Honest answer: it depends on your buyer and your offer, and anyone quoting a number before seeing either is guessing. Typical once the system is warm is five to fifteen a month. Week one of sending tells us a lot; we share the same numbers we see.

What if nobody books?

Then you've paid the setup and nothing else, and we're working for free until that changes. That's exactly the pressure you want us under. If the profile turns out to be wrong, we change the profile together.

Why not pure pay-per-meeting, no setup?

Because pure per-meeting pricing pushes an agency to book anyone with a pulse. The setup covers real costs (domains, warm-up, list building) and buys us the right to be picky about who counts. The incentive stays on quality: a flagged meeting costs us the fee.

Will this burn our domain?

No. Your main domain never sends. Separate sending domains, warmed for weeks, low volume per inbox, verified addresses, and every sequence stops the moment someone replies.

Who writes the emails?

We draft, you sign off before anything sends. The first email in every sequence is written one lead at a time around a fact we found; follow-ups stop on reply.

What do you need from us?

An hour to define the buyer, sign-off on the first emails, your calendar's availability, and someone who shows up to the meetings. That's it.

Put a number on next month's calendar

Setup takes two weeks; the first meetings usually land in week three or four. The call to set it up costs nothing and takes twenty minutes.

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Qualified sales meetings, paid per meeting held