Outsourced cold calling for B2B. Our callers in Canada and the U.S. dial your buyers and put held meetings on your calendar. No SDR to hire, train or manage.
You can hire a rep to test cold calling. Here’s how that compares.
Source for SDR pay and ramp: The Bridge Group, 2025 (median SDR pay $80K, ramp 3.0 months) · Lead River
We hear these on almost every first call.
At the volume we agree on, every working day.
Using pain cards from your market, in words your buyers use.
Meetings and hot leads go to you the moment they happen.
With transcripts, in your portal.
The top reasons, and the line that answers each one.
And who to drop, by title and company size.
Live person, voicemail or wrong number, so the next round skips the dead ones.
At the end: scale it, adjust it, or stop.
We learn your offer and your buyers, build the list and the script with you, and agree what a qualified meeting is.
The pilot. We call, check every number, and find out how many dials it takes to get one held meeting for you.
Prove it works, then run it for 3 months at the volume that reaches your goal.
Meetings depend on your offer and your market as much as on the calls. Our rule of thumb is about 600 dials per held meeting. The pilot finds your number. What we promise is the work.
After the kickoff call. Our callers are senior, so with the right script they ramp in 2 to 5 days.
Senior callers in Canada and the U.S. They’re people, and every call opens with “hey {name} - this is a cold call - can i take half a minute?” The same callers stay on your account.
Yes. Every call is recorded and in your portal, with a transcript and the next step.
No. Meetings depend on your offer and your market as much as on the calls. We promise the work, and the pilot shows you your real number.
Yes. Cold calling is how a Sales Sprint starts. LinkedIn and email reach the same buyers. See Sales Sprints.
Book 20 minutes with Corey. Tell him who you sell to. He’ll tell you straight if cold calling fits.
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