We call, we book, and we can close.
You name the country and who you want to meet. We build the list and make the calls. Stop at the meeting in your calendar, or let us carry the conversation to the signature.
The first two meetings are on us.
First two free
the first two meetings are on us
Then per meeting
only the ones that happen
No retainer
no monthly fee, no minimum term
Start here
Tell us the market and the number
Five answers and we can tell you whether this works: the country, where we should stop, who you want to meet, your site so we understand what you sell, and how many meetings a month you want.
- Thirty minutes on a call to understand what you sell and to whom.
- A written quote per meeting, and per signature if you want us closing.
- Then two meetings, booked and held, on us. You pay from the third.
End to end
A to G, and you only do the A
No tool to buy, no list to source, no script to write, no number to dial. You show up to the meeting, or not even that.
The market
You name the country and who you want in front of you. One line is enough.
The list
We build it from public records and company sites. Direct lines, not switchboards.
The reason to call
Every line carries something checkable that happened recently, so the call is not cold for nothing.
The script
Written for your offer, in the language of the market, tested on the first fifty calls.
The calls
Made in local working hours by someone who belongs on that call.
The meeting
Booked in your calendar with what the prospect said, and invoiced only once it happened.
The close, if you want it
Some teams have nobody free to run the conversation. We can take it from the meeting to the signature, and be paid on what actually gets signed.
We charge per meeting held, and we quote the number once we have seen the market and what a meeting opens for you. If you want us to close as well, that part is paid on the deals that get signed, never on activity. There is no retainer and no minimum term, so a quiet month costs you almost nothing.
The gap
Everyone helps you land. Nobody helps you sell.
You can have an entity, an office and an advisor in a new market before you have a single first meeting.
Hiring is the expensive answer
A first sales hire in the US lands between $85,000 and $120,000 a year once loaded, and an enterprise rep runs $200,000 to $400,000 on target. In Europe it is cheaper and still a year of your time before you know if the market answers.
Advisors do not pick up the phone
Trade agencies, chambers of commerce and accelerators are genuinely useful for the legal setup, the network and the landing. Not one of them calls a stranger and books you a meeting.
Nobody wants to move a team any more
Relocating a full team to a new market used to be the default. It is now under one company in five. Everyone wants a lighter footprint first, so the first meetings have to come from somewhere.
How it works
Three steps, and two of them are ours
You define what counts
Fifteen minutes, or the form above. You describe the company you want to meet and you write down what makes a meeting worth paying for. That document is signed before the first call, so there is nothing to argue about later.
- 01Company type and size you acceptyou
- 02Who counts as the right personyou
- 03The problem they must have said out loudyou
- 04What makes a meeting voidyou
- 05How fast you tell us, after the call5 days
We build the list, then we call it
We build your list ourselves, from public records and from the companies' own sites, so it is current and it is yours. Then we call, in the market's working hours. Calling businesses is legal in every market we work, which is more than can be said for the channels everyone else is selling you.
- Northwind LogisticsNewFiled for authority 4 days ago9:10 CT
- Vela IndustrialHiringPosted a VP Sales role in Austin9:10 CT
- Atlas FacilitiesRenewalLicense renews in 74 days10:10 ET
- Brightpath HealthExpansionOpened a second site in Ohio10:10 ET
Meetings land in your calendar
You get the meeting, how it was booked and what the prospect actually said. You pay for the ones that happen. A no show costs you nothing, and a meeting that does not match your own definition does not count. If you would rather not run the conversation yourself, we keep going until it is signed.
- Tue 1410:30 ETNorthwind Logisticsheld
- Tue 1415:00 ETVela Industrialheld
- Wed 1509:00 PTAtlas Facilitiesbooked
- Thu 1611:30 ETBrightpath Healthno show
Fit
Three reasons we say no
We are two people and we call for a handful of companies at a time. Saying no early is how we keep the ones we take.
Your average deal is too small
If a new client is worth a few thousand to you, paying per meeting will not pay off. We say so on the first call rather than sell you a month and let you find out.
You sell to consumers
We call businesses. Cold calling consumers without prior consent has been illegal in France since 11 August 2026, and the rules are tightening everywhere else. We are not going to pretend otherwise.
Nobody is free, and you do not want us closing either
A meeting only pays off if someone runs it well. If your team has no time and you would rather we did not carry the deal, we would rather wait than fill a calendar nobody works.
Sound familiar?
- A new market is in the plan, and the plan has not moved in two quarters.
- Your emails get opened abroad and answered nowhere.
- A first rep there costs more than the pipeline he would open.
- You have advisors on the market, and no meetings in it.
Before you book
Three things we will not do
We will not promise you a number
Anyone quoting thirty meetings a month before seeing your offer is guessing. We commit to the calls, the list and the definition you wrote. You pay per meeting, so the risk of being wrong sits with us.
We will not call a number we should not
In the US, business lines are fair game and personal mobiles are not, and thirteen states require both parties to consent before a call is recorded. In France, consumers are off limits. We work inside that and we tell you when a list cannot be called the way you imagined.
We will not hold your market hostage
The list is yours and exportable from the first week. If you stop, you keep the companies, the names, the direct lines and the notes. What you pay for is the calling, not the access.
Who you work with
The two people who call are the two people you meet
One of us is in San Francisco and one in Paris, so the American working day and the European one are both covered by someone who is awake. We run this on our own pipeline before selling it to anyone, and we will tell you on the call what it produced.
Questions people ask
before booking
Can you guarantee a number of meetings?+
No, and be careful with anyone who does before seeing your offer. What we can do is carry the risk: you pay per meeting that happens, so a quiet month costs you almost nothing. We commit to the calls, to the list and to the definition you signed.
Who actually makes the calls?+
We do, and callers we have worked with and vetted, in your prospect's time zone. We are not a call centre and we will never put twenty juniors on your account. If a campaign needs more capacity than we have, we say so instead of quietly hiring for it.
What is the catch with the first two meetings?+
There is none, and that is the point. Two meetings, booked and held, against the criteria you wrote yourself, at no cost. If they are the right kind of conversation you keep going and you start paying from the third. If they are not, we part ways and you keep the list we built. We would rather spend two meetings proving it than send you a case study.
Can you close the deals too, not just book them?+
Yes, and quite a few teams ask for it. If nobody on your side has the time to run the conversation, we take it from the meeting to the signature and we are paid on what gets signed, never on activity. You say which of the two you want in the form, and you can change your mind once you see the first meetings.
What exactly do I pay for?+
A meeting that happened, with a company and a person that match what you wrote down before we started. If the prospect does not show up, you pay nothing. If the meeting does not match your own criteria, you tell us within five days and it does not count.
Where do the lists come from?+
We build them, from public records and from the companies' own websites, which is how we get direct lines rather than switchboards. We do not resell a database everyone else has already called. The list is yours and exportable from the first week.
Will someone abroad take the call seriously?+
That is the real question when you sell into a market you are not in. The calls go out in the prospect's working hours, in the language of that market, with someone who sounds like they belong on the call, and the first sentence says who we are calling for. We would rather lose a call to honesty than book a meeting your team cannot convert.
Is cold calling businesses still legal?+
Yes, in both markets, and that is the point. In the US, business lines are outside the federal do-not-call rules, personal mobiles are not, and thirteen states require both parties to consent before a call is recorded. In France, the August 2026 ban on unsolicited calls covers consumers, not companies. We work inside those lines and we say when a list cannot be called the way you imagined.
How fast do we start?+
The first calls go out in the first week. There is no domain warmup and no infrastructure to buy, which is the main reason calling beats email when you need meetings this quarter rather than next.
Which markets can you call?+
France is the one we have called the most, and the US is where demand is strongest right now. The UK, Germany, Benelux, the Nordics, Spain, Italy and Canada all work the same way: the list is public data, the calling is legal business to business, and we quote the price once we have seen what a meeting is worth where you sell. Name yours in the form and we will tell you straight whether we can cover it.
Do we sign for several months?+
No. There is no term and no notice period. You set a monthly cap on the number of meetings, and you can drop it to zero whenever you want.
Name the market. We will tell you what it takes.
Five answers in the form, or thirty minutes on a call. You get a straight answer on whether we can fill your calendar, a quote, and the first two meetings on us.