Telemarketing services, without the monthly retainer
Thousands of self-employed phone sellers across Europe, a manager who runs the campaign for you, and one fee that covers twelve months instead of an invoice every month.
Telemarketing services is a broad term for a narrow problem: you need people on the phone selling your product, and you do not want to hire, train and roster them yourself. What differs between providers is not really the calling. It is what you are billed for while the calling happens.
What an agency bills you for
Capacity. A retainer, a seat rate or an hourly rate buys you a team for a period, and the invoice arrives whether that period produced sales or silence. It is a reasonable model for the agency, which carries the payroll, and an expensive one for you in any month where the offer does not land.
What we bill you for
Two things, and they are separate. The commission you set is paid to the seller on each sale the customer confirms in writing, so nothing is owed for calls that do not convert. The managed tier adds one fee, paid once, that covers twelve months of platform access and a named manager. There is no monthly retainer on either tier.
Marketplace or managed
| Marketplace | Managed | |
|---|---|---|
| Up front | Nothing | One-time, from £995 |
| Recurring | None | None. The fee covers twelve months |
| Who runs the campaign | You do, self-serve | A named campaign manager |
| Script and compliance | You submit, we approve | Written and approved for you |
| Seller recruitment | Sellers find your campaign | Recruited against your brief |
| Reporting | Dashboard | Dashboard and a monthly review |
| Paid per verified sale | Yes | Yes |
| Billed for calls that do not sell | Never | Never |
Both tiers pay sellers the same way: a commission you set, on sales the customer has confirmed and that have survived the 14-day cooling-off period.
What the one-time fee covers
Twelve months of platform access, a named campaign manager, the campaign build, script and compliance approval for your sector, DNC screening in every market you run in, and recorded calls. Paid once, at the start, and not again inside those twelve months.
Why one-time rather than monthly
A retainer recurs twelve times a year and has to be justified twelve times a year, which is why agency relationships spend so much of their energy on the reporting call rather than the selling. Charging once removes that conversation. What is left to judge is the only thing worth judging, which is how many sales the customer confirmed.
What the manager actually does
Writes the brief with you, gets the script through compliance, recruits sellers against the campaign rather than waiting for them to find it, watches the first week of calls closely, and tells you plainly when the offer rather than the calling is the problem. That last part is the reason the role exists.
What you get on the managed tier
The ones that decide it
What do telemarketing services actually include?
At minimum: callers, a dialer, screened numbers, an approved script and someone accountable for the campaign. Agencies bundle these into a monthly retainer. Here they are bundled into a one-time fee that covers twelve months, and the selling itself is paid per verified sale.
How much do telemarketing services cost in the UK?
Agencies almost always quote a recurring monthly retainer or an hourly seat rate, billed whether or not the calls convert. The managed tier here is a one-time fee from £995 covering twelve months of platform access and a named campaign manager, with commission paid only on sales the customer confirms.
Is there a managed option, or is it self-serve only?
Both. The marketplace is self-serve and costs nothing up front. The managed tier adds a named campaign manager who writes the brief, approves the script, recruits against your campaign and reports on it, for a one-time fee that covers twelve months.
Do you provide B2B telemarketing services?
Yes. B2B campaigns run against corporate TPS screening, with recorded calls and written confirmation from the signatory before anything is billed.