You pay for verified sales.
No retainer, no minimum spend, no per-seat cost. £500 sets a campaign up on the marketplace, commission is billed on confirmed sales, and calls are passed through at cost, never included in a fee. The managed tier runs from £995 a month with setups included.
Publish a campaign and let sellers pick it up. One setup fee per campaign, then commission per confirmed sale.
- No retainer, no monthly minimum, no per-seat cost
- Setup covers onboarding, script approval and go-live
- Commission billed only on customer-confirmed sales
- Voice time and numbers at cost, never inside a fee
- Cancellations inside cooling-off never reach an invoice
- Browser dialer, DNC screening, recorded calls
- Stop or pause any day, no notice period
A named campaign manager builds it, gets it approved, recruits against it and reports on it.
- Everything in Marketplace
- No per-campaign setup fee: builds are included
- Platform access and management, billed monthly
- A named manager, not a shared inbox
- Campaign build, script and compliance approval
- Sellers recruited against your brief
- Monthly review alongside the dashboard
The difference, line by line
| Marketplace | Managed | |
|---|---|---|
| Up front | £500 per campaign | The first month, from £995 |
| Recurring | Nothing monthly | The management fee, from £995 a month |
| What the fee covers | Campaign onboarding, script approval and go-live | Platform access, every campaign setup, and a named campaign manager |
| Commission per verified sale | You set it | You set it |
| Platform margin | On confirmed sales | On confirmed sales |
| Voice minutes & phone numbers | At cost, itemised, never inside a fee | At cost, itemised, never inside a fee |
| Campaign build and script | You submit, we approve | Written and approved for you |
| Seller recruitment | Sellers find your campaign | Recruited against your brief |
| Minimum spend | None | None |
| A month with no sales | No fees, only that month’s call costs | The monthly fee and that month’s call costs |
The setup fee is one-time per campaign and not refundable; the managed fee bills monthly. Everything else is identical on both tiers: commission on verified outcomes only, invoiced after each outcome’s verification window, with the campaign’s telephony passed through at cost beside it. No fee on either tier includes call time.
What you are billed for
When you are invoiced
The consumer-sale path, the strictest one. B2B campaigns, meeting booking or claims fulfilment, verify under their own terms and usually clear faster.
- Same day
A seller logs a sale and the customer receives the confirmation SMS.
- Customer
They confirm in writing. Unconfirmed sales are never billed.
- 14 days
The cooling-off period runs. Cancellations drop out here.
- Month end
Everything that survived is invoiced, itemised per sale, with the month’s call costs on the same invoice.
The whole platform, either way
Dialer, screening, recording, confirmation SMS, follow-up email and SMS, callbacks, CRM push, webhooks, export and the live dashboard. The screen-by-screen tour is on the platform page.
Browser dialer. Leads, script, notes and dialer on one screen, with no phone bill of the seller’s own.
Screened numbers. Every number is checked against the do-not-call register in its market first, so a seller cannot reach someone who opted out.
Approved script. Approved per campaign and per sector, so what is said on your behalf is what you signed off.
Recording. Recorded with the disclosure the market requires, and kept attached to the sale it produced.
Confirmation SMS. The customer confirms in writing while the seller is still on the line. This is the billing event, not a courtesy: no confirmation, no sale.
Follow-up email. Terms, welcome packs and the paperwork a regulated sale needs, from templates you approve, attached to the call that produced it.
Follow-up SMS. Reminders, delivery windows and cooling-off notices, on the same approval and the same thread.
Callbacks. Booked on the call and queued automatically, held for the seller who took the first one. A scheduled item, not a note.
CRM push. Confirmed sales, outcomes, recordings and transcripts land in your CRM mapped to your fields, not dumped into a note.
Webhooks. Where no native connector exists, the same events are available as a feed you can point anywhere.
Export. Itemised per sale and matching the invoice line for line, so finance and CRM never disagree about what happened.
Dashboard. Calls, confirmations, cancellations inside cooling-off and what is payable, per campaign and per market.
What the same campaign costs elsewhere
| Telesales agency | Hiring in-house | RingoMarket | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up front | Deposit or first retainer | Recruitment, and the weeks it takes | £500 per campaign, all setup included |
| The recurring cost | Retainer or seat rate, billed either way | Salary and payroll, billed either way | Commission on confirmed sales, plus calls at cost |
| A quiet week costs | The capacity you reserved | The payroll all the same | Its call costs, nothing else |
| Ramp-up | Recruitment and training before the first call | Months before full productivity | Sellers pick campaigns up themselves, 24–48 h in most campaigns |
| Stopping | The notice period you negotiated | An employment process | Any day, no notice period |
| Who carries conversion risk | You | You | Shared: sellers earn only when the customer confirms |
The agency and in-house columns describe the standard shape of each model, not any named provider. Where a dedicated team on guaranteed hours is what the product needs, an agency is the better buy, and the outsourcing page says so.
What protects your brand on every call
GDPR compliance is our own. ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, PCI DSS and HIPAA are held by the certified infrastructure every call runs on.
Asked before the first invoice
Is there a retainer or a minimum spend?
No minimum spend and no per-seat cost on either tier, and nothing that buys hours. The marketplace charges £500 to set a campaign up and nothing recurring after it. The managed tier carries its monthly fee, from £995 with setups included, which buys the campaign being managed, never seller time.
What does the £500 setup cover?
Getting one campaign live: onboarding, script and compliance approval, and go-live. It is charged once per campaign on the marketplace and included in the managed fee. It does not include call time or numbers, which pass through at cost.
What do the calls themselves cost?
You pay the telephony your campaign uses at cost: the per-minute voice rate, the monthly price of the numbers it dials from, and the carrier’s one-time charge per number. No margin is added, no fee includes it, and the costs are itemised beside the sales on the same invoice.
Can we stop a campaign whenever we want?
Yes, any day, with no notice period. Sales already confirmed and past cooling-off are still billed.
What happens if the customer cancels?
A withdrawal inside the 14-day cooling-off period removes the sale before invoicing. You are not charged for it.
When are we invoiced?
Monthly, itemised per outcome. Consumer sales are invoiced after the statutory 14-day cooling-off; B2B outcomes, booked meetings or completed forms, once verified under the campaign’s own terms, usually faster.
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