B2B cold calling services

We call the companies you want to reach, get through to the decision-makers and book qualified meetings in your name. You pay for the work or for meetings held, never just for dials.

Salespeople making cold calls to new prospects
Caller with a headset talking to a prospect

What is outsourced cold calling?

Cold calling means calling people who haven't been in touch with you before. In B2B, the goal is rarely to sell on the call. It is to find out whether there is a need and book a meeting with the person who decides.

With outsourced cold calling, a partner makes those calls for you. Your salespeople get qualified meetings in their calendars and can spend their time on the prospects who are actually interested.

The difference between good and bad cold calling is mostly in the preparation: the right list, a relevant opening and respect for the person on the other end.

Does cold calling still work?

How we work with cold calling

Every call is part of a process, from the first list to the meeting in your calendar.

The right list first

Before anyone picks up the phone, we use AI-driven research to build a quality list of companies and decision-makers that match your ideal customer profile.

A message that sounds like you

We work out the opening, the questions and the answers to common objections with you, so the calls sound the way you want your brand to sound.

Experienced B2B callers

Our callers are used to reaching CEOs, CFOs, purchasing managers and marketing managers, and to getting past the gatekeeper politely.

Qualified meetings in your calendar

We agree on what makes a meeting qualified, and book only those straight into your salespeople's calendars.

Follow-up that doesn't drop leads

Prospects who say "not now" are followed up when they asked, and you see them in the reporting.

Real-time reporting

A dedicated project manager keeps you updated, and you see who has been called, what they said and what has been booked.

Cold calling in-house or outsourced?

Both can work. The difference is how quickly you get started and what you pay for.

AreaIn-houseWith FutureMeets
Getting startedHire, train and build lists before the first callStart within 2–3 weeks
Who callsYour salespeople, alongside everything else they doCallers who focus only on prospecting
What you pay forSalaries, tools and data, whatever the resultAgreed consultant hours or meetings held
MarketsUsually the ones your team speaks the language of30+ markets
TestingHard to test without hiring firstAlways a trial period

Not sure which route fits? Read our guide to in-house vs outsourced appointment setting.

Cold calling FAQ

Does cold calling still work in B2B?

Yes, when the calls are well prepared and made to the right people. A short, relevant call is still one of the quickest ways to get a real answer from a decision-maker.

How much do cold calling services cost?

It depends on the audience, the market and the scope. With us you pay either for agreed consultant hours or for meetings that actually take place, and we always start with a trial period.

Do you call in our name?

Yes. Our callers present themselves on behalf of your company and follow the message and tone you agree on before the start.

Which markets can you call?

We work in 30+ markets. The rules for sales calls and data protection differ between countries, and we go through what applies in each market with you before we start.

How quickly can we start?

Usually within 2–3 weeks. That time goes to understanding your offer, agreeing on the ideal customer profile and building the list.

Ready to close more deals?

12,000+
Qualified meetings booked for our clients
30+
Markets where we actively book meetings
20+
Industries where we've successfully booked meetings

Get started with cold calling

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