Qualified meetings in your calendar. Paid for when they show.

We find the buyers who fit, reach them by email, phone and LinkedIn, qualify the interested ones and book the meeting straight into your calendar. You take the call. If they don’t turn up, you don’t pay.

Pay per meeting that showsNo long contractFirst meetings in about two weeks
770+qualified meetings booked for UK B2B teams
70–85%of booked meetings show up
~2 weeksfrom kick-off to first meetings
£0for a meeting that doesn’t happen

The short answer

B2B appointment setting means an outside team runs the top of your sales funnel — finding the right companies, contacting the decision-makers, handling replies and booking qualified sales meetings into your calendar — so your team only does the selling. With us you pay per qualified meeting that actually shows.

What counts as a qualified meeting

We agree the definition with you before a single email goes out, and write it down. A meeting only counts — and only gets billed — when it meets every line of it.

£0If they don’t show, you don’t pay
  • The right companyInside the sector, size and location you sell to.
  • The right personSomeone who makes or signs off the buying decision.
  • A real reason to talkA need we heard from them, not a polite “send me info”.
  • A time they choseIn your calendar, with the context you need to run the call.
  • Confirmed and remindedCalendar invite, confirmation, and a reminder the day before.

Three channels, one calendar

Each channel does a different job. Run together, the same buyer sees your name in their inbox, on LinkedIn and on their phone — and that is what gets a yes.

Your first 30 days

Most clients see first meetings around the two-week mark. Here is what happens before that.

1

Strategy call

We agree who you sell to, what makes them reply, and exactly what counts as a qualified meeting.

2

Infrastructure and lists

Dedicated sending domains warmed, verified lists built for your market, messaging written and approved by you.

3

Launch

Email, phone and LinkedIn go live together. Replies are handled the same day by a person.

4

Meetings land

Qualified meetings go into your calendar with notes, a confirmation and a reminder.

5

Weekly report

Replies, conversations, meetings and show-ups — every week, with what we’re changing and why.

6

Scale what works

More of the segments and messages that book meetings, less of the ones that don’t.

Booked is not the finish line. Showing up is.

A meeting that doesn’t happen is worth nothing to you — which is why it costs you nothing. So we do the unglamorous work that gets people into the room.

  • A time they pickedNever a slot pushed on them to hit a number.
  • Invite with an agendaSo it reads as a meeting worth keeping, not a sales trap.
  • Reminder the day beforeSent 24 hours ahead, every time.
  • Reschedules handledIf something comes up, we rebook it — you don’t chase.

How it compares

Three ways to get meetings in the calendar, and where the risk sits in each.

Outbase Pro, pay per meetingRetainer agencyHiring an SDR
What you pay forQualified meetings that showA monthly fee, results or notSalary, commission, tools and management
Cost of a no-showNothingAlready paid forAlready paid for
Time to first meetingsAbout two weeksDepends on the agencyThree to six months to ramp
Annual cost before resultsInfrastructure onlyThe retainer, every month£60k+ fully loaded
Who carries the riskShared — we only earn when it worksYouYou

The full arithmetic is in pay per meeting vs retainer vs in-house SDR. Choosing a provider? Read how to choose a B2B appointment setting agency.

Case study · Novum Growth Partners

From referrals only to £239K of booked meetings in a month.

Novum’s commercial cleaning clients had the capacity to take on work but no time to prospect, so pipeline depended on referrals. We called and emailed facilities managers at offices, universities and schools on their behalf, and booked the qualified meetings straight into their calendars.

“We don’t have a huge sales team, so having Fraser was like hiring 3 reps overnight. He learns fast, personalises well, and doesn’t miss follow-ups.”— James Willis, Growth Lead, Novum Growth Partners
£239Kof booked meeting value
1 monthfrom a standing start
2 channelscold calling and cold email

Appointment setting, answered

What UK teams ask before handing us their calendar.

Ask Fraser on a call

An outside team runs the top of your sales funnel: finding the right companies, contacting decision-makers by email, phone and LinkedIn, handling replies and booking qualified sales meetings into your calendar. Your team only joins at the meeting.

Two models. Pay per meeting: a smaller infrastructure fee plus a fee for each qualified meeting that shows. Or a monthly retainer for volume. The right one depends on your market and deal size — we’ll recommend one on a call rather than quote blind. See pricing.

You don’t pay for it. We also do the work that stops it happening: a time they chose, an invite with an agenda, and a reminder 24 hours before. Our show-up rate runs at 70–85%.

Most clients see first meetings around two weeks in. The first week goes on agreeing your ideal customer, warming sending infrastructure and building verified lists — skipping it is how agencies burn domains.

UK B2B companies where one meeting is worth real money: commercial solar installers, recruitment agencies, marketing agencies, SaaS and professional services among them.

Someone on your team does — that’s the point. We get the right person into your calendar with the context they need; you or your sales team run the conversation.

Fill next month’s calendar.

Book 30 minutes with Fraser. We’ll look at your market, agree what a qualified meeting means for you, and tell you honestly how many we think we can book.