Pay for sales, not for seats
Outbound telesales capacity with no retainer, no minimum and no notice period. You set the commission and pay only once the customer has confirmed the sale in writing.
Refreshed 24 July 2026. A live market is one with campaigns open to new sellers. Norway, Denmark and Spain are not open yet.
Live in a day, without hiring anyone
Publish the campaign
Product, script guardrails, target market and the commission you will pay per verified sale.
Sellers pick it up
Sellers in that market choose whether your offer is worth their time. You hire, roster and train nobody.
The customer confirms
No sale counts until the customer confirms by SMS. DNC checked, consent logged, call recording retained.
You pay for results
Billed after the 14-day cooling-off period. Cancelled sales cost you nothing at all.
One setup fee, then the commission you set
There is no retainer, no monthly minimum and no per-seat cost. £500 sets one campaign live, and after that you pay the commission you published, on sales the customer confirmed.
To set a campaign live
One setup fee per campaign: onboarding, script approval and go-live. Nothing recurring, no seat licences, no monthly minimum.
Commission per verified sale
You decide what a sale is worth. Set it too low and sellers will pass. The marketplace prices itself.
For a cancelled sale
If the customer withdraws inside the cooling-off period, the sale is void and you are not billed.
Against an agency and against hiring in-house
Agencies buy you a managed team and a single point of contact, which is worth paying for when the product needs a long, technical conversation. This model suits offers a competent stranger can sell in one call.
The sellers you want are the thin end of this market
We pulled thirty thousand rows of UK search data to size our own category. Two of the findings bear directly on the choice between us, an agency, and hiring in-house.
Most people who want phone-sales work want a salary
Of the monthly UK search demand around telesales work, 55,070 searches are customer-service and call-centre job intent, people looking for an employer, a rota and a wage. Around 12,980 carry qualified commission-selling intent. That is roughly one in twenty-three, and it is the pool any commission campaign draws from, which is why building the team in-house takes longer than the headcount suggests. Those sellers are already here, and they chose commission before they arrived.
Reaching a buyer costs about a hundred times more than reaching a seller
A click from a business shopping for telesales is priced between seventy and a hundred and seventy-three pounds in this category. A click from someone looking for telesales work costs one pound seventy-four. Somebody is carrying the difference, and it does not vanish inside a rate card. What you pay here is £500 to set a campaign live and commission on sales the customer confirmed in writing.
| Search term | Monthly searches | Cost per click |
|---|---|---|
| telemarketing campaign | 50 | £172.88 |
| telesales services | 40 | £126.13 |
| telesales outsourcing | 170 | £119.13 |
| telemarketing agency | 210 | £100.80 |
| b2b telemarketing companies | 140 | £70.27 |
| telesales jobs | 590 | £1.74 |
| telemarketing jobs | 210 | £0.96 |
Semrush UK keyword export, July 2026 (30,000 rows, 721 carrying volume). DataForSEO keyword and SERP data via openSEO, August 2026. Volumes are provider estimates of monthly averages and costs per click are advertiser auction prices at the collection date. Both move, which is why the dates are here.
Compliance is handled before the call connects
Written confirmation
Every sale is confirmed by the customer over SMS before it counts. No confirmation, no sale, no charge.
DNC screening
Numbers are checked against the relevant national preference service before a lead is released to a seller.
Recordings retained
Calls are recorded and held for the statutory period in each market, available to you on request.
GDPR by default
Lawful basis, consent records and deletion requests are handled by the platform, not by individual sellers.
What brands ask first
Who are the sellers?
Self-employed people who have passed identity verification and sell on their own account. They are not our employees and not an agency bench, which is why you carry no fixed cost for them. They choose your campaign because the commission is worth their time.
How do I control what is said about my brand?
You publish script guardrails with the campaign and every call is recorded. Sellers who breach them lose access to the campaign. You can pause or close a campaign at any time without notice.
What stops a seller logging a sale that never happened?
The customer has to confirm by SMS before a sale enters your bill, and the 14-day cooling-off period runs before it becomes payable. A sale nobody confirms costs you nothing.
What if nobody picks up my campaign?
Then the setup fee is all it cost you. It usually means the commission is below what sellers can earn elsewhere on the platform. Raising it, or sharpening the offer, is what moves a campaign.
Which markets can I sell into?
The United Kingdom, Finland, Sweden and Estonia. Each has its own seller pool, currency and compliance rules, and campaigns are published per market. Norway, Denmark and Spain are not open yet.
The buying guides
How this compares to the other ways of buying outbound sales, written to be useful even if you choose one of them.
Telesales outsourcing
Agency retainer or marketplace commission: the two models side by side, and where each wins.
Outsourced call centre
Answering calls and making them are different products. We only do the second, priced per sale.
Pay per sale vs pay per lead
What each model bills you for, and when pay per lead is honestly the better buy.
Pricing
No retainer, no seats. £500 setup per campaign, then the commission you set per confirmed sale.
Post a campaign and see what it returns
£500 sets it live and nothing recurs. If no seller picks it up or nobody sells, that and the call costs are the whole of what it cost you.