The market reference is $200–500 per booked meeting. Everything below is built so you can check whether we come in under it, with the real spend in plain sight.
See the real funnel before committing to anything.
A new cell every day and a calendar that stays full.
For agencies reselling the operation under their own brand.
Reference prices per cell and market, excluding VAT. They adjust to cell size and to which channels run.
| Pilot | Engine | White label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active cells | 1 | 1 new per day | Custom |
| Full-cell audit | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Email and follow-up | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Calls on signal | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Printed mail with QR | Yes | Yes | Your letterhead |
| Geo × trade ads | Yes | Yes | Optional |
| Meetings included | Whatever books | 8–12 per month | By agreement |
| Additional meeting | — | €150–250 | By agreement |
| Cost-per-meeting report | At close | Weekly | Weekly, branded |
| Lock-in | None | Monthly | By contract |
Agency cost per booked meeting. That's the number ours is measured against.
One full cell, 30 days, every channel. At six booked meetings, cost per meeting lands under the market reference.
Per letter printed and posted, at a 2–4.4% reply rate and 100% deliverability.
Because opening a cell costs real money: audits, calls, print and postage. A free pilot would have to be small and bad. The pilot fee covers one full cell on every channel, which is the minimum for the funnel to mean anything.
You get the report with the reason: the trade had no gap, the cell was too small, or the channel was wrong. That report is what picks the next cell — and if you walk away, there's no lock-in and no penalty.
No. Engine includes 8–12 meetings a month; beyond that, each additional meeting bills at €150–250 depending on trade, and you can set a written monthly cap.
Not on Pilot or Engine. White label does have an initial setup — domains, senders, letterhead and templates — quoted separately and charged once.
Ad spend is billed to your own account with no markup; we charge for management, which is included in the fee. That way the real spend shows up on your statement and the cost per meeting can't be dressed up.