The problem
Your reps are great on calls and terrible at filling their own calendar — because prospecting is a full-time job no closer wants. So the pipeline runs dry and everyone blames marketing.
What teams try first
What we build
Inside the pipeline.
How it works
From scope to live.
Define your ICP
We profile your best customers and turn it into a sourcing query.
Build the engine
Sourcing, enrichment, scoring and sequenced outreach wired together.
Warm up & test
Deliverability protected; messaging tested before volume.
Deploy & optimise
Live and booking, tuned on reply and show-rate weekly.
Tools we use
Clay and enrichment APIs find and complete the accounts, OpenAI writes outreach that reads like a person, n8n sequences it across channels, and HubSpot holds the pipeline — so the whole thing runs as one engine, not five disconnected tools.
Deployed with this service
Live, not hypothetical.
Investment
What it costs.
Investment
From $2,400
Fixed project pricing · No hourly billing
INDUSTRY RANGE: $2,000–$8,000 · WE PRICE AT MARKET FLOOR
Full quote after your free audit →What's included
What moves it up?
- Additional integrations (each +$300–800)
- Custom LLM tuning / training
- Multi-location or multi-brand deployment
- Retainer for ongoing iteration ($500–$2,500/mo)
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Where do the leads come from?
We source accounts that match your ideal customer profile from enrichment providers, then verify and complete them before any outreach.
Won't automated outreach hurt my domain?
No — we warm up sending, respect volume limits and protect deliverability. Sequenced and human-sounding, never a blast.
Does it replace my sales team?
It feeds them. Reps stop prospecting and only talk to scored, booked prospects with full context attached.
What counts as a good result?
A calendar that reliably fills with qualified meetings each week. We tune on reply and show-rate, not vanity opens.
Is Lead Gen Pipeline your #1 opportunity?
The free 90-second audit tells you where lead gen pipeline rank against everything else you could automate first.



