You pay per call that actually shows up.
But that's exactly where most B2B founders are stuck.
When they come, they're your best clients. The problem is you can't make them come. You can't forecast off them, can't scale them, and can't do anything to speed them up.
When it works, it's the most predictable pipeline you'll have. The problem is getting it to work. Hiring in-house is expensive, and doing it yourself means learning an entire skill set through trial and error.
Here's exactly what happens after you book a call.
We review your offer, pricing, and ideal client to make sure cold email is actually the right move for you.
We build your cold email infrastructure, research your target market, and write your scripts.
Emails go out and replies start coming in. We qualify interested prospects and route them straight to your calendar, optimizing as we go based on responses.
You show up to conversations with people who already know what you do and want to talk.
This is pay-per-call, not per lead, not per reply. If it doesn't show, you don't pay for it. Low risk, and it keeps things fair for both of us.
You're not getting handed off to an account manager while someone else runs your campaigns behind the scenes. I'm the one building every list, writing every email, and sending every message myself.
There's no charging you for "activity": hours worked, emails sent, reports written up. You only pay for real results, so everything I do is focused on getting you calls.
This is everything running in the background while you're doing your actual job. When it's built, the whole system is yours to keep.
I own a BJJ gym that I grew to multiple six figures in the first year without ever hiring outside help: no agency, no in-house team, no one else running acquisition for me. Referrals were part of it, but they were never what we depended on. The growth came from consistently going out and getting clients.
Cold email isn't the same thing, but client acquisition is client acquisition. And I know from running a business that it's the first thing to slide when you're busy delivering. That's the part I handle for B2B companies now.
If something's not here, ask me on the call.
Book a 15-minute call and we'll figure out if cold email makes sense for your business.