Hiring an SDR
The cost starts with recruiting, ramp, tools, data, management, and salary. The meeting signal usually arrives later.
Estimates based on your inputs and the assumptions documented below. Actual revenue varies with vertical, ICP fit, and sales process discipline.
Build vs buy
Most ROI tools make outbound look precise by asking for more funnel inputs. This page keeps the comparison simple: what you pay before signal, what you pay after meetings, and whether the meeting definition is strict enough to protect the sales team.
The cost starts with recruiting, ramp, tools, data, management, and salary. The meeting signal usually arrives later.
Monthly spend is predictable, but the fee is fixed even when qualified-meeting volume misses the plan.
Spend follows the qualified meeting. The model only works when the account list, phone conversation, and qualification standard are strong enough to produce meetings worth billing.
Methodology
Generic ROI calculators often start with calls or demos. Coseek starts with qualified meetings because that is the unit you pay for. The model uses meeting volume, contract value, close rate, sales-cycle timing, and Coseek's pay-per-qualified-meeting cost.
Qualified meetings per month multiplied by 12.
Annual meetings multiplied by your average contract value.
Pipeline value multiplied by your meeting-to-closed-won rate.
Annual meetings multiplied by the per-meeting price inside the B2B range.
This page is built for B2B sales teams comparing qualified-meeting economics against in-house SDR hiring, retainer agencies, and outsourced sales pods. For full mechanism context, read How Coseek's cold calling works.
Bring your ACV, close rate, sales cycle, and qualification standard. Coseek will keep the assumptions honest.
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