Client-owned relationship
Calls use your approved positioning. The relationship, calendar handoff, and follow-up belong to your sales team.
Company story
Why the model exists
Clients are not paying Coseek for assigned seats, scripts, or activity reports. They are paying for meetings that match the agreed role, company profile, confirmed time, and calendar invite standard.
Built around performance pricing
Coseek started with one commercial rule: clients pay for booked, qualified meetings, not monthly activity.
B2B became the core business
Birdeye, Skykit, and CloudFrame brought Coseek into SaaS, manufacturing software, and enterprise IT conversations. Evolution Strategy added a separate PE owner-call motion.
Phone trust became infrastructure
Coseek built an in-house phone trust system for mobile-first decision-maker calling. Connect rates run 10-15% versus 3-5% with spam-flagged numbers.
Account context moved into the call
Connected conversations now feed account intelligence, next-call openers, meeting briefings, and responsive follow-up when the buyer engages.
Operating truths
These are the constraints that make a performance-based model work. They matter more than a long list of services.
See whether performance-based calling fits your sales motion.
Bring your ICP, buyer roles, and current outbound motion. Coseek will be direct about where phone-led qualified meetings make sense.
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