B2B appointment setting services that put qualified meetings on your calendar
We reach the right accounts when something has just happened, qualify every reply against your ICP, timing, budget and role, and book the meeting. You turn up and talk to buyers.
- Live in about one week
- First meetings typically weeks 4 to 6
- Qualified before booking
- $2,500 a month, no long-term commitment
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- Tue10:00Northbridge AdvisoryHead of OperationsQualifiedBrief attached
- Wed14:30Harbourline LogisticsManaging DirectorQualifiedBrief attached
- Thu11:00Meridian Cloud ServicesIT DirectorQualifiedBrief attached
The standard
What counts as a qualified meeting
A meeting is only worth booking if you would be glad to take it. We agree the definition with you in the ICP workshop and hold every reply to it.
Five points
Every reply passes all five before it reaches your calendar
- 1ICP fitThe company matches the profile you agreed in the ICP workshop: sector, size and the problem you solve.
- 2The right roleThe person on the call decides, or directly shapes the decision. Not a gatekeeper, not a student.
- 3A reason to talk nowTiming is checked from their reply. A recent trigger and a stated need beat a polite maybe.
- 4Budget in rangeWe check the commercial fit before booking, so a meeting does not end on the price slide.
- 5Read by a personEvery reply is read and assessed by a person against points 1 to 4. Only then does it reach your calendar.
A reply, read by a person
Checked before it counts
Managing Director, Harbourline Logistics
Thanks for getting in touch. We are reviewing this next quarter and I own the decision. Can we speak next week?
- ICP fitSector and size match
- Right roleOwns the decision
- Reason to talk nowReviewing next quarter
- Budget in rangeCommercial fit checked
Pre-call brief sent with the invite
The company, the role, the trigger that started the conversation and what they said in their reply.
Qualified. Meeting booked to your calendar.
How it works
How a meeting gets booked
Signal-based outbound means reaching an account because something just happened that makes your offer relevant, instead of working a cold list in bulk.
- 1
A signal points to the account
We reach an account because something has just happened: a role change, a funding round, a hiring push, or a visit to your website. Not because a name sat on a list.
- 2
Research and a written sequence
AI does the research. Human writers write the sequence around that trigger, and a person approves it before anything sends.
- 3
Outreach across calls, email and LinkedIn
Touches are coordinated across all three channels, so a prospect who ignores an email may see a LinkedIn message or get a call.
- 4
Replies are qualified
Opens, clicks and replies feed the same score. A reply is checked against your ICP, timing, budget and role before it counts.
- 5
The meeting lands on your calendar
A qualified prospect books straight into your calendar and you get a short brief on the account before the call.
Signals come from three places: your website visitors (where DeliChat is running and the visitor’s consent allows), recent company triggers our research pulls, and how prospects respond. 6sense’s 2025 research (nearly 4,000 buyers) found 95% buy from their Day One shortlist, which is why timing matters. We make no claim about a reply rate uplift. The full system is on our B2B lead generation services page, and the how managed outbound works page walks through each stage.
Who does what
What you do, and what we do
Your part is small and it is the part only you can do.
The honest numbers
Show-up and no-show reality
Booking a meeting is the hard part, and keeping it is the next. These are the figures we can source, and what we cannot.
Cold calling funnel
What it takes to book one meeting by phone
Each bar has its own base, so read them as three separate rates on one scale.
~370dials per meeting booked
Source: Belkins, 175,000+ cold-calling dials. Cold email replies ran at 0.45% of emails sent across 7.5 million emails (Belkins, 2025). Read the cold calling data in full.
One case, disclosed
Webtec: a 50% no-show rate on paid-social meetings
Webtec is Deligatr’s sister company, the agency Deligatr was built inside. One case, not an average.
£400
per attended meeting, before (Meta ads)
~£160
per meeting, after (outbound), with meeting volume doubled in Q1
Different bases (attended versus booked), so not a like-for-like comparison.
no-show rate on Meta ad meetings, before
This does not tell you what your show rate will be. We have no sourced show rate for outbound meetings, so we do not quote one. What we control is qualifying before booking. We promise no show rate and no number of meetings.
Source: Webtec, Deligatr’s sister company. Figures are in pounds, as Webtec is a UK agency.
Timeline
When the first meetings arrive
Setup is fast. Warm-up is not, and it applies to everyone who sends cold email.
Weeks 1 to 6
What happens each week
Week 1: ICP workshop, infrastructure build, copy written and approved. You are live.
Weeks 1 to 6: new sending domains warm up. Volume ramps slowly.
Weeks 4 to 6: first meetings typically arrive.
Every week: results reviewed, segments and messages adjusted.
Why authentication matters
Inbox placement, authenticated against unauthenticated
2.7 times
more likely to land in the inbox for fully authenticated domains than unauthenticated ones
Source: Saleshandy, analysis of 53.1 million cold emails, January to June 2026. Fully authenticated means SPF, DKIM and DMARC together. No guarantees of outcomes.
Same package, three views
How this differs from lead generation and an outsourced SDR
There is one managed Outbound package at $2,500 a month on monthly billing. These pages describe it from three angles, so there is no separate appointment setting price.
Pick the angle you are weighing
Appointment setting
The outcome: qualified meetings on your calendar. It is what the Outbound package produces, seen from the buyer’s side of the table.
Full outbound lead generation
The same managed Outbound package described as a whole system: targeting, infrastructure, copy, channels and reporting.
See the B2B lead generation services →Outsourced SDR
The same package framed as the alternative to hiring a rep: cost, ramp, attrition and who owns the work.
Compare it with an in-house SDR hire →Quarterly ($6,000) and annual ($18,000) billing are paid up front and cost less. See pricing for the Outbound package.
Who it is for
Built for established businesses
It suits B2B companies where one new customer, or a few repeat orders, pays back months of the service.
A good fit
- A B2B business with a defined offer and a clear ideal client
- One new customer, or a few repeat orders, pays for the month
- A sales team able to take and run the meetings
- You want meetings on the calendar without managing outbound tools
Browse the industries we work with:
Not the right fit
- Consumer (B2C) products
- A customer worth too little to repay the cost of winning one
- Businesses that need cold calling to be their only channel
If outbound is not right for you, we say so on the first call.
Common questions
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Let’s see if qualified meetings are the right outcome for you
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Keep reading
B2B lead generation services →
The full managed outbound system.
Outsourced SDR →
The alternative to hiring a rep.
AI SDR vs outsourced SDR →
An honest comparison of the models.
How managed outbound works →
The process, stage by stage.
Cold email agency →
The email channel, from domains to replies.
LinkedIn lead generation →
The LinkedIn channel, timed by signals.
Cold calling services →
The calling channel, used with a reason.
Account based marketing →
Named accounts, worked as one team.
