B2B telemarketing, paid per confirmed sale
Outbound calling to businesses, with the price attached to the outcome. Where the per-sale model genuinely fits B2B, where it does not, and what compliance looks like on business lines.
B2B telemarketing here means self-employed sellers, matched to your campaign on experience, calling businesses to sell a product a decision-maker can confirm. The customer confirms in writing, the cooling-off period runs where it applies, and you are invoiced per sale that survived. The model prices the outcome, so qualification, objections and near-misses are the seller’s craft, not your cost.
The honest boundary: per-sale pricing fits transactional B2B, the products a director or owner can say yes to on the call, such as connectivity, energy, subscriptions and services with a clear monthly price. It does not fit nine-month enterprise cycles, procurement gates or demo-led platform sales. For those, buy leads or appointments and close with your own team; the pricing-models guide covers when each is the better buy.