You do four things. We do forty.

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You · 4

  1. 01Tell us who you sell to.
  2. 02Agree what a qualified meeting means.
  3. 03Pick your markets and monthly volume.
  4. 04Take the meetings.

That's the whole client job. An ICP. A calendar. One person who can answer product questions in week one.

Us · 45

  • 01 market research
  • 02 ICP modelling
  • 03 TAM sizing per country
  • 04 local registry sourcing
  • 05 list build per market
  • 06 waterfall enrichment across providers
  • 07 direct-dial verification
  • 08 mobile verification
  • 09 local number-format validation
  • 10 CRM dedupe
  • 11 account-owner suppression
  • 12 DNC and registry screening per market
  • 13 legal-basis documentation per account
  • 14 counsel review per market
  • 15 rep sourcing
  • 16 native-language screening
  • 17 sales-experience vetting
  • 18 reference checks
  • 19 contracting and payments per jurisdiction
  • 20 product training
  • 21 objection library in-language
  • 22 competitor briefing
  • 23 recorded mock-call certification
  • 24 call scripting
  • 25 voicemail scripting
  • 26 email sequencing where legal
  • 27 LinkedIn sequencing
  • 28 dial-window scheduling by timezone
  • 29 connect-rate monitoring
  • 30 weekly rep coaching
  • 31 call QA sampling
  • 32 full-call transcription
  • 33 translation to English
  • 34 rubric scoring
  • 35 evidence attachment
  • 36 dispute adjudication
  • 37 calendar routing
  • 38 CRM write-back
  • 39 no-show recovery
  • 40 reschedule handling
  • 41 pipeline reporting
  • 42 per-market performance review
  • 43 messaging iteration
  • 44 seasonality adjustment
  • 45 quarterly list refresh

Five stages. One qualified meeting.

01 · Source

Build the list

ICP filters across 20+ data sources. Exclusion lists and account-owner respect applied before anyone dials.

02 · Reach

Local-language outreach

Certified contractors open conversations in-market — not a remote English blast into a foreign timezone.

03 · Qualify

Scored against your rubric

Every conversation is scored before it can become a meeting. Soft interest doesn't clear the bar.

04 · Review

Recording + EN transcript

Ops reviews the tape. Disputes and AE review windows exist so quality doesn't depend on trust alone.

05 · Book

Calendar held

Qualified meetings land on your team's calendar. No-shows are replaced under the published remedy.

Activity collapses into one outcome: a meeting your AE can take seriously.

01

Scope

ICP, rubric, markets, volume. Written before a single dial. If the unit economics don't work, we say so here.

02

Build

Local sources, enrichment, verification, registry scrub. Every market has its own stack — we don't start from a US database.

03

Certify

Native rep, product brief, objection library, recorded mock call. No list access until that passes.

04

Run

Dial windows in local time. QA sampling. English transcript and rubric on every meeting we invoice.

05

Review

Per-market performance, volume changes (~14 days), messaging iteration, quarterly list refresh.

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Time to first meeting, by market.

Anyone who tells you every market takes fourteen days has never staffed a Finnish SDR. Here's the honest version.
MarketStatusLead time
United KingdomLive~2 weeks
United StatesLive~2 weeks
IrelandLive~2 weeks
GermanyLive~3 weeks
NetherlandsLive~3 weeks
FranceLive~3 weeks
SwedenLive~3 weeks
PortugalLive~3 weeks
CzechiaLive~3 weeks
CanadaLive~3 weeks
RomaniaLive~3 weeks
DenmarkLive~4 weeks
SpainLive~4 weeks
ItalyLive~4 weeks
NorwayLive~4 weeks
BelgiumLive~4 weeks
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