Qualified sales calls.
On your calendar.

Done-for-you cold email. Real meetings with real buyers who actually want to speak with you. If they don’t show up, you don't pay. Simple as that.

12-23 Avg. calls/month
100% Performance-based
0 Spam
Campaign Pipeline Live
Prospects
2,450
Contacted
2,009
Opened
1,421
Replied
539
Booked
49
58%
Open Rate
22%
Reply Rate
49
Calls / Mo
Call Booked
VP of Marketing, Series B
Reply Received
"Yes, let's set up a time"
15 this month
Calendar synced

Booked meetings with teams at

Rivian
Honda
Lego
Mattel
Dyson
Rivian
Honda
Lego
Mattel
Dyson
Rivian
Honda
Lego
Mattel
Dyson
Rivian
Honda
Lego
Mattel
Dyson

Is this a good fit?

Look, we can't help everyone. We've tried. It doesn't go well.

This works if you have

  • A product people are already paying for (congrats, by the way)
  • A couple of results you can actually point to - not "we think we're great"
  • Average deal sizes above $10K, ideally recurring
  • A team that can actually get on calls and close - we send the people, you do the rest

This probably isn't for you if

  • You're pre-revenue and still working things out (respect, but not yet)
  • Your offer sounds identical to your three closest competitors
  • You need someone to build your brand from scratch - we do outbound, not therapy
  • The thought of 15-30 new conversations a month gives you a mild panic attack

Real campaigns. Real numbers.

We didn't make these up. Every metric below is from campaigns we've run. Not case studies from 2019. Not industry benchmarks. Ours.

SaaS

B2B Marketing SaaS

Targeting ecom brands and B2B companies wanting website visitor data

32-49 calls / month
Agency

Business Development Agency

Booking meetings with enterprise brands doing $1-5B+ in revenue

15-24 calls / month
Agency

Amazon Marketing Agency

Targeting 7-8 figure ecom brand owners

11-18 calls / month
Agency

SEO and Paid Ads Agency

Targeting architecture and interior design firms

9-16 calls / month
Agency

Lead Gen Agency

Facebook ads & lead nurturing for remodeling, roofing, and solar contractors

12-15 calls / month
SaaS

B2B Sales SaaS

Targeting sales leaders and revenue teams at growth-stage companies

16-22 calls / month

How it works.

Five steps. One outcome.

01

Find the right people

Not "your ideal customer." The people most likely to actually reply. There's a difference. We reverse-engineer the exact company profile that's already spending money to solve the problem you fix.

02

Fix the offer

If your positioning won't land in a cold email, the campaign won't work. We sort that first, before writing a single word.

03

Find companies that probably care right now

We find a specific signal that suggests someone might actually want what you sell - tech stack, company type, buying behaviour - then write copy around it. The goal is prospects reading it and thinking "oh, this is actually for me." Not "how did they get my email."

04

Multiple variants, real split testing

Every campaign launches with messaging based on real research - not just guessing what your audience wants to hear. None of that “hope you’re well!” or “congrats on the new hire!” BS.

05

Regular review & optimisation

We look at the numbers every week, figure out which lever to pull - audience, angle, or offer - and adjust. No "let's give it another month and see." That's not a strategy. That's hope.

Michael - Founder, Appointeer

I actually run the campaigns. Personally.

I'm Michael. Every ICP, every offer, every sequence - I build or oversee directly. No account managers passing your brief down a chain. No junior copywriters who joined six months ago. Just the systems I've built across 100+ client engagements and over a decade doing this.

I started Appointeer after noticing I was booking calls for myself embarrassingly easily - and figuring other people might want the same thing. Turns out they do.

Book a call. No commitment. Genuinely.

We'll figure out whether this makes sense for your business. If it doesn't, we'll say so. If it does, we'll tell you exactly what to expect. Either way, it's just a conversation. We promise not to use the word "synergy."