Done-for-you cold email outreach that fills your pipeline while you run your business.
"The only thing you're risking is the setup cost. Everything after that is tied to results."
There's an upfront setup fee that covers the real cost of building your system — domains, tools, the lead list, the copy. The exact amount is discussed on your discovery call based on your situation.
Once your system is live, you pay per qualified call booked. If no calls are booked, no additional payment is owed. Simple as that.
If we don't deliver the committed number of calls, the unearned portion is refunded. We only keep what was actually spent building and running your campaign — nothing more.
Just the setup fee. Everything after that is performance-based. If results aren't delivered, that's our problem — not yours.
Most cold email services charge a flat monthly retainer whether they deliver results or not. We operate on a performance-based model — you pay per qualified call booked after your system is set up. If we don't deliver, you don't pay more. The risk sits with us, not you.
The setup fee covers everything required to build your outbound system from scratch — domain acquisition and warming, email account setup, lead list research, and campaign copywriting. It reflects the actual cost of building something that works, not just a profit margin.
We aim to get you 5–10 qualified booked sales calls within 90 days after launch, once the domain warming period is complete and the campaign is live.
A qualified call is a booked discovery call with a decision-maker who fits your target criteria. We define this together before launch so there's no ambiguity about what you're paying for.
No. We handle reply management, inbox monitoring, split testing, and campaign optimization. You show up for the calls — we handle everything else.
The most common reason cold email fails is poor targeting, weak copy, or broken deliverability infrastructure. We audit those three areas before we ever send an email. If the fundamentals are broken, we fix them first.