Qualified sales meetings.Pay only when they happen.

Two ways. On Pay Per Dial you provide the prospect list, our callers work it, and you pay $1 per dial plus $150 for each meeting that is held. On Pay Per Meeting you give us your ICP and your offer, we find and qualify the prospects for you, and you pay $250 only when a meeting you approved is actually held. Both run on a prepaid balance, with no retainer and no monthly contract.

Who provides the prospects. On Pay Per Dial you bring the list and we work it, so you pay for the calling activity and for the meetings that are held. On Pay Per Meeting we do the prospecting: we find people who match your ICP, qualify them, send you the prospect details for approval, and book the meeting once you approve. You pay only when that meeting is held. Have a list? Pay Per Dial. Need us to find the prospects? Pay Per Meeting.

No. If you already have one, Pay Per Dial puts our callers straight onto it. If you do not, Pay Per Meeting is built for you: you give us your ICP and offer, and we handle the prospecting and the qualification. If you would rather be on Pay Per Dial and want us to build a list for it, we do that too: from $0.25 per verified contact, 500 minimum, quoted separately and not included in the $1 dial rate.

No, and we would be careful with anyone who does. How many meetings you get depends on your offer, your market, your targeting and the prospects themselves, and nobody controls all four. What we can guarantee is how you are charged: on Pay Per Meeting you pay only when a meeting you approved is actually held, and on either plan a prospect who does not show up costs you no meeting fee.

Our own trained outbound calling team, not freelancers hired separately for each campaign. Your caller learns your offer, your target market and your approved calling approach before they start.

We look at your ICP, your offer and the prospects you want to reach. On Pay Per Dial you provide the list and we help shape the calling approach around it. On Pay Per Meeting we use your ICP to identify and qualify prospects before sending them to you for approval. Either way the caller starts with a clear understanding of who they are calling and why.

You do not pay the meeting fee. A meeting counts as held only when the prospect attends and you or the prospect confirm it took place, so a no-show costs you nothing. A rescheduled meeting is charged once, not twice.

Yes. Your prepaid balance is a hard ceiling, so we can never spend more than you have loaded. On Pay Per Dial you can also set a weekly spending limit, and calling pauses once it is reached until the following week. On Pay Per Meeting there is no per-dial spend to manage, because you only ever pay for a meeting you approved that was then held.

No. There is no contract, no monthly retainer and no setup fee. You load a prepaid balance, it pays for the calling model you chose, and work pauses when it reaches zero.

Your balance pays for calling activity and held meetings. On Pay Per Dial a dial costs $1 and a held meeting costs $150 on top. On Pay Per Meeting only held meetings are charged, at $250. Your balance never expires and we can never spend more than you have loaded. The minimum first load is $499 on Pay Per Dial; Pay Per Meeting has no minimum.

Prepaid balances are non-refundable once loaded. The trade is that your balance never expires, so anything you do not use stays available for future calling at the same rates. You can pause the service and come back whenever you are ready.

On Pay Per Dial, yes. Every calling attempt is recorded and logged in your dashboard, so you can hear the conversations, review the objections and judge how your callers represent your offer. Recording notices are handled where the law requires one. On Pay Per Meeting you get the qualified prospect’s profile and the caller’s notes on each meeting instead.

On Pay Per Dial you see your calling activity, recordings, conversations, meetings and results in your dashboard. On Pay Per Meeting every prospect arrives with their profile and our notes before you approve them, so you know who they are and why they fit your ICP. Once a meeting is held you have what you need to take the conversation forward.

Against the ICP and the offer you give us. On Pay Per Meeting we identify prospects that match your target criteria, qualify them through the outreach itself, and send them to you for approval before anything is booked. The goal is not to find someone willing to take a call. It is to find prospects who fit what you are actually selling.

We will tell you. We look at the list, the targeting, the offer, the objections and the calling approach to work out where the problem is, then tell you what we are seeing and what we recommend changing. Whether you continue is your call.

We follow applicable calling-hour rules and honour opt-out requests on both plans. On Pay Per Dial the list is yours, and so is the responsibility for having the lawful basis to contact the people on it, and we do not independently scrub your list against the National Do Not Call Registry unless you ask us to as a separate service, so scrub it before you send it. On Pay Per Meeting we source the prospects ourselves against the ICP you provide, and that sourcing is our responsibility. See our TCPA page for the full picture.

Yes. They are separate services with separate billing, but they work well together. AI callers reach a much larger number of prospects quickly; human callers are better suited to conversations that need judgment, flexibility, objection handling or a more personal approach. Use AI for reach, and human callers for the prospects worth a real conversation.

Because human calling is not one-size-fits-all. We want to understand your ICP, your offer and your goals before anyone starts calling. One short conversation tells us which model makes sense for you and what your callers should be saying. It also gives us the chance to tell you honestly if we do not think the service is a good fit.