Pay per meeting pricing.
Two numbers. Nothing hidden.
What it costs.
$900
a month
Covers the tech: sending domains, inboxes, data, enrichment, software. Invoiced monthly, in advance.
$300
per qualified meeting held
Invoiced after the meeting. Nothing for meetings that do not happen. No success fee. No commission.
Terms
- Month to month. Month one is the pilot.
- 30 days notice to stop.
- The lists built for you are delivered to you when we stop.
- Meeting fees invoiced after the meeting, payable in 7 days.
- You can dispute any billed meeting within 48 hours of the invoice. Disputes are resolved against the written definition.
Worked example
Ten held meetings in a month cost $3,900. Zero held meetings cost $900.
Pay-per-meeting vendors in the US commonly quote $300 to $600 per qualified meeting, with higher rates for VP and C-level targets.
Why $300.
The fee is set so you keep most of the value a meeting creates. If one new customer is worth $10,000 in the first year and you close 20% of qualified meetings, one held meeting is worth $2,000 to you. $300 is 15% of that. Under $10,000 per customer, the math stops working for you, and I will say so.
Does $300 per meeting pay off for you?
Your numbers. Not a quote.
Booked is not held.
A meeting is billable only when all three are true.
The prospect matches the buyer criteria you approved.
The prospect agreed to discuss your offer.
The prospect attended the call for at least 15 minutes.
Questions.
$900 a month for the tech, then $300 per qualified meeting held. No success fee.
Sending domains, inboxes, data, enrichment, and software. It is invoiced monthly in advance and is not refundable.
You pay the monthly tech fee and nothing else. Meeting fees only apply to meetings that are held.
Book a 30-minute call.
Bring your offer and your numbers. I bring the buyer signals and the outbound plan for your market. If this will not work for your market, I say so on the call.
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