A lead replies and one of our reps is on the phone with them inside two minutes. Your cold list gets worked the rest of the day, five attempts a lead, on numbers that stay answerable. You get meetings on your calendar and a dashboard that shows where every one of them came from.
Warm reply cools, cold list rings dead, one rep runs out of hours. The floor stalls in the same three places every week.
The reply lands in an inbox, waits for a triage rule, waits again for an SDR queue. By the time the phone rings it has been 54 minutes and the buying moment is gone.
Cold lists are full of disconnected office lines, reassigned digits, and switchboards that route to a voicemail nobody checks. Reps burn a shift dialing numbers that never ring.
Warm callbacks and cold dials pull in different directions on the same clock. One SDR cannot cover both at pace. The second call attempt on any lead falls off the list first.
One team runs the whole floor. Reply lands, call goes out in 2 minutes. Cold leads get 5 attempts on graded numbers. Everything sits inside a compliance gate.
Quoted verbatim from clients’ own messages. What they are describing is the outcome: appointments set, reps kept on, work handed over.
These are screenshots of the product, not illustrations of it. Every number on them is computed from call records, which is why each one carries the count it was derived from.
Four things every dial passes through. Ranked by the order a buyer feels them, from the moment the reply lands to the moment the call ends.
Reply lands and a rep is dialing inside 2 minutes. Same clock for cold P1 leads inside the calling window. Nothing sits overnight.
Caller IDs rotate under a strict 40 dials per number per day cap. When a number stops getting picked up, it swaps out the same day and a fresh one takes the queue.
A human SDR reads your script, handles the objections you already lost to, and works up to 5 attempts on every cold lead. Same person every shift, so the second call sounds like the first.
Every outbound dial passes a check on our own suppression list, the prospect's local calling window, and the recording consent rule for their state before the phone rings. Blocked calls return a reason code. Registry and litigator scrubbing is a separate licensed service; until one is connected the gate records those numbers as unchecked rather than as clear.
Replies come in from your inboxes. Meetings push to your CRM. Anything else lands on a webhook.
Sign, hand off, live. Five working days from signature to the first dial on your floor.
You sign the order form and send your ICP document plus target lists. A dedicated ops lead confirms scope and pulls the compliance data for every state you plan to dial.
Every contact runs through the grader. Reps get paired to your ICP by industry fluency and title exposure. Scripts get built from the win notes you already have.
Warm replies get a 2 minute callback. Cold leads dial in their local calling window with up to 5 attempts. Every call is recorded to your account. The dashboard turns on with the first dial.
Same team, same list, same offer. Different floor.
Platform seats and warm lead credits have a printed price. Reps for your cold list are quoted on the call.
One credit is one warm lead worked. When a lead replies, a rep dials them, then has the conversation or leaves a voicemail.
Eight questions we get every week.
Twenty minutes. We show the live floor, price the seats for your team, and answer any scope question. No slide deck.
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