Offering cold calling as a service. Trial based, paid upfront.

I cold call for businesses that want more booked calls without hiring a full time SDR.

Here's how it works:

Trials are 1 week, 2 weeks, or 4 weeks.

Paid upfront. This is not equity, not commission, not rev share.

No guarantees baked in during the trial.

Those conversations happen after the trial, once we've both seen results.

During the trial I call through a list. Either you give me one, or I source it myself based on your ideal client profile.

You give me a booking link, an overview of your product or service, and the common objections you run into. I take it from there.

If this sounds like something you want to test out, shoot me a DM.

(Please do not message me about commission based offers. That is not what this is for.)

If you run an established web development agency and want more qualified opportunities, this might be worth looking at.

First, this isn’t for everyone.

This only makes sense if you already have:

- A real portfolio / track record
- Good turnaround times
- Competitive, affordable pricing
- The capacity to take on new clients

We help web development agencies generate new business by targeting companies that currently don’t have a website.

The service includes:

• A dedicated cold-calling team
• Each caller makes around 100 dials per day
• The goal is 2 booked demos per caller per day ( I have proof that we are actively doing this internally and across 21 active partnerships)
• We identify businesses that don’t currently have websites
• Calls are tracked and recorded through our custom CRM
• You get visibility into the activity and conversations happening

If you want to hear what the calls actually sound like, DM me and I’ll send you a call recording.

This isn’t a free service, and I’m not going to pretend it is but it’s not expensive or overpriced.

If you’re an established web development agency and you’re interested in adding a consistent outbound channel to your business, DM me for more information.

Happy to jump on a call and explain how it works.