You're good at the work. Being found is a different job. Somewhere in your state is a company that needs exactly what you do and has never heard your name. We find it, write to the person who decides, and put the meeting on your calendar. You pay per meeting that happens. No retainer.
How it works
No software to learn, no agency retainer, no new hire to manage. One 30-minute call to agree who you want to meet, two to three weeks for our mailboxes to warm up, then the meetings start.
On the first call you tell us who buys from you: the kind of company, the size, the person who signs. We build that list by hand from public sources and check every address before anything is sent. No bought lists, no guessing.
Only companies that fit the three criteria we wrote together get a meeting. If one slips through that does not fit, tell us within 48 hours and it is not billed. You never pay for a conversation that was never going to buy.
Short, plain emails go out from domains we own, never yours. Every reply is answered within the hour, two time slots are offered, the invite and reminder go out, and a six-line brief lands in your inbox the day before. You walk in knowing who they are and why they said yes.
Compare
Only one where you pay for the result instead of the activity.
| Question | Solonte | Hire an SDR | Retainer agency | Do it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay when no meeting happens | Nothing. | A salary, the tools, and the ramp-up months. | The retainer, every month. | Your evenings. |
| Who sends, and from where | We do, from domains we own and warm up. Yours is never used. | Your new hire, usually from your main domain. | Their team, often from your domain. | You, from your main domain, between everything else. |
| What you see | One line every Monday: sent, replies, booked, held, owed. | Whatever they report. | Dashboards of sends and opens. | Your own inbox. |
| When a meeting does not fit | Say so within 48 hours. Not billed. | The salary was paid anyway. | The retainer was paid anyway. | The evening is gone anyway. |
Questions
Anything missing, ask by email. You will get a straight answer.
One agreed amount per meeting held, written down on the first call before anything is sent. No retainer, no minimum. Nothing is billed for a meeting that does not happen or does not fit the criteria.
Both sides show up for at least 10 minutes, and the company fits the three criteria we wrote together. If it does not fit, say so within 48 hours of the meeting and it is not billed.
No. We never send from your domain. Every campaign runs on domains we register, authenticate, and warm up ourselves.
New domains need two to three weeks of warm-up before the first cold email leaves; that is how email works, not a choice. Meetings follow the first sends, and every Monday you get one line with exactly where things stand.
A person, for one company at a time. Under 60 words, plain text, no attachments. You see and approve the copy before the first send.
One 30-minute call, a calendar link, and a salesperson who can take the meetings. Copy approval within three days. That is all.
Any time, with 14 days' notice. You keep every brief and every contact we passed to you.
Yes. Business-to-business email under the US CAN-SPAM Act and the EU GDPR: real identity, postal address in every email, business addresses only, and a one-word opt-out honored the same day. Details in the privacy notice.
Send us an email
One line about who you sell to is enough. You will get a straight answer within one business day, and if we are not the right fit, we will say so.
Prefer your own mail app? jacob@solonte.com