What Outbound Sales Pro offers
Outbound Sales Pro sells managed cold calling: its team prepares talk tracks, calls target accounts, qualifies interest and books meetings. It also promotes calling for market validation and offers coordinated email, LinkedIn and phone campaigns. Both companies can take on the calling work. Outbound Sales Pro cold-calling service, company FAQ.
Its published prices and commitments differ by page. As checked on September 28, 2026:
- The cold-calling service page says around $6,500 per month, with most clients starting on a 60–90-day engagement. Cold-calling service.
- The company FAQ says pricing starts at $11,999 per month with two dedicated SDRs and an initial six-month term. Company FAQ.
- The homepage advertises $5,000 per month on a month-to-month basis. Homepage.
Those pages do not establish one consistent starting offer, so confirm the scope and commitment in the proposal you receive. With Coseek, you can review a free campaign plan first, then typically begin with four weeks of calling and continue month to month.
Start with the accounts where your product has a clear use
You already know where your product works and why buyers choose it. We use that knowledge to recommend the first account group and the people to call. That could mean businesses using a competing product, a new division inside an existing customer, or companies with the same operating problem as your strongest accounts.
A buyer already using this type of product understands the category. The conversation can get straight to how they handle the problem today and what would make a different option worth considering. For a less familiar application, the rep needs to establish why the product matters in that person's working day.
We map accounts across LinkedIn and the open web, select relevant contacts and source their mobile numbers. The role follows the application: a line supervisor, fleet manager or safety lead may be more useful than a broad list of senior executives. Existing relationships you want protected stay out of the campaign; divisions you want to expand into can be part of it.
We prepare the rep and manage the calls
Coseek builds the list, writes the script and prepares the sales rep assigned to your campaign. Your team supplies product knowledge and useful customer context. We turn it into a conversation about the buyer's current situation, the problem your product solves and a worthwhile reason to meet.
Once calling starts, our sales manager reviews selected calls and practises with the rep each working day. If one role cares about downtime and another cares about safety, the questions and explanation should reflect that. We use what buyers actually say to improve the next calling block.
Your existing marketing can keep reaching the contacts it has earned. We add consistent calling beyond that audience. When someone engages on a call or asks for more information, responsive follow-up can carry the relevant material into the next conversation.
Your sales team gets the context to continue
We qualify the conversation before booking the meeting. The account and role need to fit, and the call needs to establish a relevant problem, current process, timing or use case. We confirm the meeting's purpose with the buyer, agree the attendee, date and time, and send the invite.
Your salesperson receives what was discussed, why the buyer wants to meet and the questions worth picking up. For a team spread across territories or independent rep groups, we settle who receives each meeting and how the context reaches them before calling begins. That handoff needs to fit the way your team works, including when everyone uses a different system.
Get 20 calling days after preparation
Our typical starting engagement is a four-week cold-call validation sprint. List building, script writing, rep preparation and launch work happen before Day 1. Then we run 20 calling days against the chosen account group.
For an established product, the question is which buyers we can reach and which conversations justify the next sales step. We review the response and your team's meeting feedback, then recommend whether to continue, revise and retest, or stop. The result applies to the campaign we ran.
When there is a useful campaign to continue, we keep the research, calling and daily management running month to month. A move into another application or industry brings fresh account selection and rep preparation.