The short answer
It depends on your market and how many buyers we're going after. We'll walk through it on the call.
We don't post one price, because one price would be wrong for most people. A narrow market costs less to work than a wide one.
What changes the price
- Your market. Some buyers are easy to reach and some take real digging.
- How many buyers we go after. A bigger target means more work.
- How much needs setting up. A clear ideal customer saves time. A vague one takes more.
Those three decide it. Nothing is hidden behind them.
What you're paying for
You're paying for the work, not a tool. A person sets up the engine around your business, watches it, and owns the quality. Our AI outreach platform and its AI sales assistant do the sending and the easy replies.
The monthly report shows what you got: who we found, who replied, and who booked.
The honest part
This is a real investment. It's priced for businesses where one new customer is worth real money.
That's not a sales line. It's the math. If a new customer brings in a few hundred dollars, the cost can't be earned back, and we'd tell you so.
How to judge if it's worth it
Work out three numbers before the call:
- What a new customer brings in over the time they stay.
- How many calls you'd need to win one.
- How many calls you can take in a month.
If one customer pays for a good share of the cost, the numbers can work. If it doesn't, they can't.
What we won't do
We won't promise a number of calls. We won't hide fees. We won't talk you into it if the math doesn't hold.
If it's too early for you, we'll say so. A fair "not yet" costs us a sale, and we'd still give it.
The longer version
Owners sometimes ask for a flat monthly figure on the first message, and we understand why, because a number is easy to compare against other vendors, but a fair comparison needs the same market, the same buyer, and the same volume on both sides, and without those the figures aren't measuring the same thing. So we ask first. Then we quote.
Think about price the way you would think about hiring a salesperson, where the question isn't what the salary is but whether the conversations that person creates will bring in more than they cost, and where the sensible way to judge it is over a few months of real reports rather than over a single quarter's worth of hope. Judge it on results. Not on the invoice alone.
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