Pay per appointment
We find the people who buy what you sell, get them onto your calendar, and charge you for the ones who turn up. If they do not turn up, you do not pay for it.
No setup fee. No minimum term. No promise of a meeting count, because anyone who gives you one is guessing.
The $299 a month is charged every month, including a month where we book you nothing. It pays for the research, the sending accounts and the person answering replies, and that work happens whether or not it lands.
Three held meetings a month makes it $99.67 a meeting. One held meeting makes it $299 for that one meeting. A month with none makes it $299 for nothing. We would rather you read that here than find it on an invoice.
What we do not offer
No promise of a number of meetings a month. No commission-only arrangement, no free pilot, no first month on results. Anyone who promises you a meeting count is guessing at your market, and when the guess is wrong it is your quarter that pays for it.
Week one
A call with Abrar. We write down who buys from you, who must never be contacted, and what you send from. Nothing goes out until your exclusion list arrives.
Week one and two
We build the list against your written brief and warm the sending accounts. You see the list before anything sends.
Week two onward
We write in your voice and send from your seats, not ours. Replies come to you. We handle the back and forth up to the point a time is agreed.
Every month
You get the held meetings with the six tests marked against each one, and five working days to flag any of them.
Thanks for the note. What is it you actually do?
We introduce you to operations directors who are replacing a line. Worth twenty minutes with our client?
Go on then. Tuesday 11 works.
The whole thing in detail, including what goes wrong and what we do about it.
A meeting counts when all six of these are true. If one fails it is free, and we do not ask you to argue about it.
A first name, a last name, a company, a title, and a LinkedIn profile or work email we can show you. Not "someone from operations".
Sector, size and geography, written in your words before anything went out. Outside it is our mistake and our cost.
Either their yes is the yes, or their yes is what makes it happen. A researcher collecting options is not a decision maker.
A date, a time, an accepted invite. "Sure, send me something" is not a meeting.
No bait and no borrowed name. If someone turns up expecting something we did not say, it does not count even if the meeting goes well.
We bill on held, never on booked. A no-show is free. A reschedule that then holds counts once.
The full definition, what is never billed, and how a disagreement is settled.
Move the slider. There is nothing behind it you cannot work out on paper.
Thirty minutes with Abrar. He will ask who buys from you, who we must never touch, and what you send from. You will hear the price out loud on that call, including the part about the month where nothing lands.