Appointment setting
B2B appointment setting: qualified meetings in your calendar
You focus on the sales calls. We do everything before them — research the right decision-makers, reach them by email and LinkedIn, answer replies quickly, and book interested prospects into your calendar with reminders so they show up.
What you get
Researched, verified leads
Only decision-makers who fit your ideal customer profile.
Two channels
Cold email and LinkedIn outreach working together.
Fast, personal replies
Questions answered quickly in your tone, so interest doesn't fade.
Booking page and reminders
Prospects pick a time that suits both of you and get reminders before the call.
Qualification
Your must-have criteria checked before a meeting is booked.
Weekly results
Outreach, replies, meetings booked and attended — all visible in your portal.
Who it's for
- Closers and founders who want a calendar full of real conversations
- Agencies and service firms with a proven offer
- Companies testing a new market before hiring a sales team
How it works
- 1Ideal customer and offerWho you want to meet and why they should talk to you.
- 2Leads and messagingVerified prospects and personalised email and LinkedIn sequences.
- 3Outreach and repliesCampaigns run daily; replies answered fast.
- 4Meetings bookedQualified prospects booked into your calendar with reminders.
Questions
Do you make cold calls?
No. We book meetings through email and LinkedIn outreach. Many decision-makers prefer this to phone calls.
What counts as a qualified meeting?
We agree the criteria with you at the start — for example company size, role and need — and only book prospects who meet them.
Can you guarantee a number of meetings?
We don't promise numbers we can't control. We share every figure openly so you can see exactly what the outreach produces.
Whose calendar do the meetings go into?
Yours. Prospects pick a free slot from your booking page, and both sides get a calendar invite and reminders.
Get your free sample
Tell us who you want to reach. We reply within one working day.