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Your team owns the relationship
We call with your approved positioning. The relationship, calendar handoff, and follow-up belong to your sales team.
About Coseek
Built for qualified B2B meetings.
Coseek is UK-founded, US-focused, and built around performance-based cold calling. We research the accounts, cold call decision-makers, and book meetings your sales team wants to take.
Company story
Why the model exists
The model came from a simple belief: clients should pay for meetings they can use, not assigned capacity. That forced the rest of the company to get sharper: better lists, better phone trust, better call context, and clearer meeting standards.
Built around performance pricing
Coseek started with one commercial rule: clients pay for booked, qualified meetings, not monthly activity.
B2B became the core business
We scaled to 10+ sales reps across SaaS, manufacturing software, and enterprise IT campaigns. Private equity stayed separate, with different buyers, economics, and qualification rules.
Phone trust became infrastructure
Coseek built an in-house phone trust system for mobile-first decision-maker calling. Connect rates run 10-15% versus a 3-5% baseline 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.
How we work
Four operating rules keep the model honest.
Four things stay true across every campaign.
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The market has to be specific
We work best when the account universe, buyer roles, and disqualifiers are clear before calling starts.
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The meeting standard is agreed upfront
Before launch, we define what counts as qualified: account fit, buyer role, pain or need, and booked calendar handoff.
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The economics have to scale
Performance pricing only works when meetings create pipeline and closed deals over time.
See whether performance-based calling fits your sales motion.
Bring your ICP, buyer roles, and meeting standard. We will map where phone-led qualification can create useful meetings, and where it probably should not run.