We send emails to people who could buy from you. When someone says yes, a real person on our team calls them and puts them on your calendar. You pay for each call that shows up. That’s the whole thing.
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Ads are expensive.
A B2B sales call costs $300 to $500 in ad spend before anyone takes a fee. You need videos, a page, a funnel, and people to call the leads. And your messaging is untested, so you pay to find out which messages don’t work. Most companies go negative for the first one or two months before they see anything.
You have to film.
It takes your time every week. And it takes about a year before it brings clients.
You go straight to the person who buys.
It’s the cheapest call you’ll ever get. So this is the go-to.
Now, there are four ways you can do outbound.
Sent, replied, booked. That’s it.
This is what happens when the email lands with the right person. They don’t say “unsubscribe.” They say “when can we talk?”
Every campaign is tracked the same way, every week: sent, replied, interested, booked, showed.
Calendars and campaign dashboards from past campaigns. Every block is a booked call. Every count is a real reply.
Pick how many emails a day you want to send. One thousand, two, three, five, or ten. That decides how many domains, mailboxes, and leads you need. And that decides your tech fee. Everything is calculated for you. Nothing is a package.
A monthly tech fee
It covers your setup: the domains, the mailboxes, the leads, the sending tool. It’s calculated from how many emails a day you want to send. Nothing is marked up. You’d pay this anyway if you ran it yourself.
And it’s yours. The domains, the mailboxes, the lists belong to you. If we don’t perform and you fire us, you keep all of it. Think of it like a down payment that buys the car. If the deal ends, you keep the car.
You only pay us when they show up.
Three numbers you already know.
Nothing is sent anywhereThat’s the whole thing. A set of domains, three mailboxes under each, one sending tool, your list of buyers. The emails go out. When someone says yes, we call them and book them. You show up. You pay for the ones who showed.
None of the domains is your main domain. Your company email is never touched.
You see a cold email tool ad. You sign up. Then you find out you still need leads, so you add a lead tool. Then the leads bounce, so you add a verification tool. Then you need domains. Then mailboxes. Then two weeks of warm-up. Then a sending tool. Then someone to write the emails. Then someone to read the replies. Then someone to call the ones who said yes. Then someone to chase the ones who didn’t show.
Now you’re paying over a thousand dollars a month across six tools. You’ve spent forty hours on YouTube. You haven’t sent an email. And when something breaks, and it will, you’re talking to three support teams. And the emails still don’t book themselves.
That’s the trick. They sell you one piece and leave you the rest.
Three Google mailboxes under each domain, ten emails a day out of each one. The volume comes from the number of mailboxes, never from pushing one of them harder. None of it touches your main domain. The numbers below are one example setup — yours is sized to the volume you pick.
Every mailbox feeds one sending tool, on dedicated rotating IPs. We build it, warm it and manage it.
We’re not telling you this to scare you. We’re telling you because if you don’t know what’s inside it, you can’t know why it costs what it costs.
All of it is included. None of it is an add-on.
This is done for you. You don’t write anything. You don’t train anyone. We learn your product ourselves. There’s no homework.
Tell us who you sell to, and approve the definition.
Give us your calendar.
Show up to the calls.
Day fifteen, the first emails go out. Calls on your calendar in weeks two to four of sending.
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