
Access control provider
$600k+
in pipeline we opened
Done-for-you cold email and cold calling, on contact data we build and verify ourselves.
01 · Results
We won't forecast a meeting count before we've seen your list, and we won't publish an average that flatters us. What we publish is every campaign we ran, denominators included.

Access control provider
$600k+
in pipeline we opened

AI B2B SaaS
$1M+
in pipeline we opened
Stealth
Cybersecurity SaaS
26
meetings booked
Email campaigns
Each campaign goes to a list we built and verified ourselves, cut to the companies showing signals they are likely to buy now, and written about the thing the signal points at.
From 21 Feb
38.06%
unique reply rate
360 contacted137 replied
From 18 Apr
7.07%
unique reply rate
198 contacted14 replied
From 01 May
4.13%
unique reply rate
775 contacted32 replied
From 24 Sep
3.11%
unique reply rate
161 contacted5 replied
From 18 Oct
2.19%
unique reply rate
1,370 contacted30 replied
From 23 Oct
6.53%
unique reply rate
1,179 contacted77 replied
Cold calling
Every number is validated twice before a caller touches it so we get more conversations started faster and know which pitch lands and what buyers say back sooner.
25
meetings booked
from 95 conversations · 26% of them booked
18%
connect rate
312 reached from 1,757 dials
02 · What we do
Three situations, one machine. The targeting, the data, the email and the callers are the same in all three; what changes is who we point them at. Most companies need two of these at once, and we run every part of it.
01
No repeatable pipeline yet
We build the list, put a real offer in front of it, and report which segments answered and which never picked up.
02
Waitlists, followers, old enquiries
You are sitting on a list nobody has worked: a waitlist, a newsletter, everyone who engaged with six months of posts.
03
An offer that already sells
Once a message lands, we widen the list to the segments next door and put more callers behind the replies.
03 · Timeline
Week 0
Job titles, company size, and the signals that say a company is worth a call. Every contact verified, scripts written, domains bought and warming.
Week 1
Calling starts on the approved list, before a single email has gone out. A booked meeting reaches your calendar with the company, the job title and the notes from the call.
Week 3
Domains have finished warming, so sending begins across the same list. Anyone who replies or shows interest gets a call the same working day.
Week 6
Enough has landed to read properly. We cut the segments that never answered and widen into the ones next door.
04 · Methodology
We handle the annoying stuff while your team focuses on closing. Targeting, data enrichment, email infrastructure and deliverability, calling, and more all managed by us.
01
Take your customers who have paid you the most and been with you the longest. Understand what made them buy and use that to create your ICP. We'll find everyone in the market that matches that profile.
02
We set up dedicated domains and warm them two to three weeks before a single send, so your own domain never carries cold volume. Backups warm alongside them, so a burned domain is swapped the same day instead of stopping your campaign.
03
Each segment gets its own copy rather than one email to your whole list. Every reply goes into your weekly report, and we rewrite next week's copy from what came back.
04
There are no domains to buy and nothing to warm up, so we start calling your list in week one while email is still warming. When someone replies, opens or clicks, a named caller has them on the phone the same working day.
05 · Fit
Worth a conversation if
B2B is all we run. It is where the phone works and where one customer is worth the call.
The test is what a customer is worth, not how many people you have.
We can sharpen the pitch. We can't invent what you sell.
If nobody knows yet whether the buyers are there, that's the cheapest thing we do.
The phone books meetings in week one. Knowing which audiences answer takes email volume, and that lands week six.
Usually not us if
Below that the sums don't work, and we'll say so in the first ten minutes.
A meeting nobody can take within three days costs you twice: once to us, once in reputation.
B2C needs a different machine, and it is not the one we have built.
Low prices and a wide audience are cheaper to fill with ads. We haven't beaten that.
We don't sell lists, and if every email needs sign-off, nothing goes out.
06 · What you see
Meetings booked, positive replies, and which channel is carrying the week, plus every call, with what was said, in your CRM.
9
Meetings booked
▲ 3 vs last week
17
Positive replies
▲ 5 vs last week
| Week | Meetings booked | Positive replies |
|---|---|---|
| W1 | 2 | 5 |
| W2 | 4 | 8 |
| W3 | 5 | 11 |
| W4 | 7 | 14 |
| W5 | 6 | 12 |
| W6 | 9 | 17 |
Activity
07 · Compare
Both of the other columns are real options, and for some companies they are the right one.
| Comparison | HyperGTM You hand the job over | Email-only agency You buy volume on one channel | Hiring someone You buy a salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| How soon the first meeting lands | Week one, from the phone | Week three or four, once domains have warmed | Three to six months to hire and train |
| What the money buys | Plan, research, data, software, email setup, writing, callers, and the systems behind them. One line on the invoice | Sending volume across your market. One channel, and nothing built behind it | A salary, costs on top, software, and months spent choosing it |
| How much of your week it takes | One report to read, one strategy call | The same, for the email half of your market | Hiring, training, targets, one-to-ones |
| How fast you learn what your market thinks | Week one, out of conversations. What buyers say back, in their words | Week six, out of reply rates. What they clicked, not what they think | Once your rep is ramped and dialling |
| What you're left with if it doesn't work | A written read on which channel your market answers on and which buyers respond, and nobody to let go | A reply rate | A trained person and a hard conversation |
08 · Pricing
Every level books meetings to your calendar. What changes is how many companies we work.
Core
$5,000/mo
We map and validate every company that could buy from you, find the ones showing intent now, and put a person on them across phone and email. Meetings from the phone in week one.
Engine
$10,000/mo
For teams with reps to feed. We build the machine behind the meetings: CRM and routing, signal scoring, reporting, and the playbooks your own people run.
Command
$25,000/mo
Every company worth contacting, contacted on a repeating cycle, with a team of callers behind the replies and the GTM systems extended to fit multiple reps and territories.
09 · Questions
The wait is an email problem, not a phone one. Calls need no setup: approve the list and callers start, so meetings can land before a single email goes out. Email runs alongside: addresses bought in week zero, broken in over two to three weeks, sending from week three.
The mix is set on the first call, and it's rarely even. A young company starts weighted toward finding out whether the buyers exist. A company with an unused waitlist starts there, the cheapest meetings they already own. Most run two of the three within three months, and the fee doesn't change.
We've booked meetings with founders and finance leaders across software, professional services, trades, medical and cybersecurity. Most of it comes down to the offer rather than the sector. On the first call we size your addressable market and tell you whether it's realistic to expect results from these channels. If it is not, we say so on that call.
Whatever we agree in writing before anything starts: company size, job title, and what has to be true for them to buy. It's the number we report against every week, so be strict.
Most agencies send emails and hand you the replies. That leaves you the part that turns a reply into a meeting: working every reply the same working day, and calling the buyers who never open an email at all. Against hiring, you buy months of searching and training and a salary before the first meeting, and you still buy the data and the software on top.
Every company that could buy from you, mapped and verified, and the ones showing intent on the phone in week one. Calling starts the week you approve the list.