Same reps. Same close rate. Twice the conversations.
We run a dedicated call floor between your list and your closers — working every lead, qualifying, booking, and confirming — so your sales team spends the day selling instead of dialing.
Proof
Client results
From our call-floor clients
A dedicated floor working your list — dialing, qualifying, and setting appointments.
Dials per rep, per day
1,752
Speed to lead
4m 22s
Set quality rate
92%
From our full-engine clients
The whole engine — paid media, the call floor, and sales execution, run end to end.
ROAS
4.56x
Live client actuals — not a targetRevenue generated
$10M+
Close rate
42%
Where your pipeline is actually leaking
You already pay for the list. You already pay the closers. The money is disappearing in the gap between them.
77% of leads are never contacted at all. 50% never get a second call attempt — even though 93% of the leads that eventually convert are reached by the sixth. And the ones your team does reach, it reaches late: only 0.1% of inbound leads get a response inside five minutes, while 57% wait more than a week for a first call attempt.
None of that is a lead problem. It's a labor problem. Closers are expensive, and dialing is the cheapest work in your building.
XANT Lead Response Report, 2021 — 5.7M leads across 400+ companies. Velocify contact-strategy study, ~3.5M leads.
Lead Leak Calculator
If the math doesn't work, we'll say so.
Your numbers
Warm inbound · 35% reached · 30% conversation · 75% set · 75% show — our client numbers
Of the qualified appointments your closer actually sits, the share that close. Yours, held flat — nothing here assumes it improves.
What that's worth, per month
Qualified appointments held
23
33 set × our 92% set-quality rate = 31 qualified, × 75% show rate = 23 actually held.
Sales
13.9
23 held × your 60% close rate, held flat.
Added revenue
$110,849
13.9 sales × $8,000 average contract value, for a single rep.
Months to pay back
Less than a month
$5,000 a month for a single rep, plus $5,000 one-time. $110,849 − $5,000 = $105,849 net a month.
At your numbers, a single rep needs to produce 0.6 additional deals a month to pay for itself. Based on your list volume, that is realistic.
At your 60% close rate, a single rep works out to about 33 appointments set and 23 qualified and held a month, and about 13.9 added deals against a 0.6-deal break-even on $5,000/mo — comfortable room above the line.
Get this written out in full
Three short steps. Your report opens straight away — a multi-page breakdown of these numbers, ready to print or save as a PDF.
The only version of this that works is the one that pays for itself
You just ran your own numbers above. Strip the sliders away and this is the whole argument:
Twice the qualified conversations, at your close rate held flat, is twice the deals.
Twice the deals a month at your average contract value. If that number is bigger than what we cost, the decision makes itself. If it isn't, we'll tell you on the first call and you shouldn't hire us.
Four kinds of work your closers aren't doing
All four come with every rep — each one reported as its own line on your dashboard.
Every one of them is part of the Call Floor and comes with every rep — each has its own page with the arithmetic.
Cold List Activation
You bought the data. Somebody has to call it. Our reps work purchased and built lists at volume — full cadence, six-plus attempts, disposition logged on every leg — and hand your closers pre-qualified appointments instead of a spreadsheet.
See how it worksPart of the Call Floor2Speed-to-Lead
Every inbound lead gets a first contact attempt within 10 minutes, seven days a week. Only 7% of companies respond inside five minutes. Beating that puts you ahead of nearly everyone your buyer is also talking to.
See how it worksPart of the Call Floor3No-Show Rescue
Everyone obsesses over booking the appointment. Almost nobody works the ones that don't show. 35–55% of no-shows are recoverable inside 48 hours — and they convert at a higher rate than first-time bookers. We work every one of them.
See how it worksPart of the Call Floor4Dead Lead Revival
The 30-, 60-, and 90-day-old records sitting untouched in your CRM. You already paid for all of them. We call all of them.
See how it worksMotions 3 and 4 cost you no additional lead spend. They are the cheapest pipeline in your business.
Response-time figure: Drift, 2017 (n=433 B2B companies). No-show recovery: GrowthSpree, 2026.
Why this floor is different
Our reps stay. Theirs don't.
Every rep on our floor was raised in the United States and is a native English speaker. They are based in Mexico — and that is the entire point.
The same dollars that buy a temporary job in Austin buy a career in Mexico. Our reps aren't students filling a gap year before they go do something else. They're professionals with families, building something, paid well enough to stay.
The largest outsourced firms in this category pay their reps around $40,000 and run 28–40% annual turnover. One of their clients publicly reported being assigned four different reps in six months — roughly six weeks per rep, each with its own ramp-up and its own dip in output.
We have had zero rep churn. Your rep learns your product once, and then gets better at it every month.
We can prove what happened to every single lead.
Most call floors report activity. We report outcomes, at the individual call-leg level, from our own instrumentation — not a vendor's summary screen.
Every dial, every disposition, every no-answer, every connect over threshold, every appointment set and whether it actually held. Contact rates are computed per contact per day, so redialing the same person twenty times can't inflate them. Our numbers run at 98% parity against the dialer's own reporting and 98.7% coverage against the list we were supposed to be working.
Ask any competitor for their sit rate. Most of them don't measure it. We put it on your dashboard.
AI where it's safe. Humans where it isn't.
We use AI aggressively — list preparation, call transcription and scoring, coaching, CRM hygiene, post-call summarization. It makes our reps better and it keeps your cost down.
We do not put an AI on the phone to sell for you. Under the FCC's 2024 ruling, an AI-generated voice counts as an "artificial or prerecorded voice" under the TCPA — marketing calls require prior express written consent, an existing business relationship does not exempt you, and the exposure is $500–$1,500 per call with no cap. Liability runs down the chain to the seller. That's you, not the vendor.
Our reps dial. Our systems make them faster.
We publish the definition. In writing. Before you sign.
An appointment only counts if it meets every one of these:
- The contact matches the ICP you signed off on
- The contact has authority to buy or to bring the buyer
- A real need was stated and captured on the recording
- A timing signal was given
- Your rep receives written pre-call context before the meeting
- The prospect showed up.
If it doesn't meet all six, it doesn't count toward the benchmark we committed to. You have 72 hours to dispute any appointment against the call recording. If we miss the benchmark we agreed to, we keep working at no additional fee until we hit it.
Read the full guarantee →The five ways to solve this
| Comparison criteria | VentureAmp | Hire in-house | Outsourced SDR firm | Offshore answering service | AI voice agent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost, 1 full-time rep | See pricing | $6,300–7,600 fully loaded | $10,000–16,000 | $1,200–3,500 | Per-minute |
| Time to first dial | 14 days | 4–6 months | 2–3 weeks | 2–4 weeks | Days |
| English quality | Native (US-raised reps) | Native | Native | Varies | Synthetic |
| Rep continuity | Zero churn to date | 28% quit inside 12 months | 4 reps in 6 months reported | 43–65% annual attrition | N/A |
| Works cold lists | Yes | Yes | Yes | Rarely | High legal risk |
| Handles objections | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Poorly |
| Reported on held appointments | Yes | You track it | Usually booked only | No | No |
| Published appointment definition | Yes | N/A | Rare | No | No |
| Performance guarantee | Work-free-until-benchmark | N/A | Usually none | None | None |
| CRM, dialer, dashboard included | Yes | You buy them | Sometimes | No | No |
| TCPA exposure | We carry the process | Yours | Shared | Yours | Highest |
| Contract | Month-to-month after initial term | Permanent | Often annual | Monthly | Monthly |
In-house loaded cost from ZipRecruiter US appointment-setter average, August 2026, plus payroll burden and tooling. Competitor pricing from published rate cards. Turnover figures from Bridge Group 2024 and public client reviews.
How It Works
Baseline (Days 1–3)
Before we change anything, we measure what's happening now: your current contact rate, set rate, show rate, and speed-to-first-touch. Everything after this is measured against that number.
Build (Days 1–14)
CRM and pipeline, speed-to-lead routing and automations, dialer configuration, list ingestion and scrubbing, script build, dashboard stood up.
Train & certify (Days 7–14)
Your dedicated rep learns your product, your objections, and your qualification standard, then certifies against it before they touch your list.
Dial (Day 14)
Live. Full cadence from day one — six-plus attempts, multi-touch, every disposition logged.
Report (Weekly, forever)
One document, both sides. Our numbers: dials, contacts, qualified, set, sat. Your numbers: speed to first touch by your rep, whether the AE opened the notes, days to proposal. If the program isn't working, this shows you which half. It's walked through in person with you every week — not a PDF in your inbox. Your standard dashboard tracks it live; custom dashboards are available for deeper builds.
The call floor is where most clients start. It isn't everything we run.
We don't just work the list. We build the demand, work the list, and close the deal.
We generate the leads. Paid media strategy, creative, campaign management, and the tracking underneath it. You fund the ad spend directly to your own account — we take no markup on media.
We work every one of them. The call floor. This is the part you've just read about, and it's the part most clients buy first.
And for some clients, we close. A VentureAmp closer running the deal from the appointment to the signature.
Most companies buy the floor, watch it work for a quarter, and then hand us the pieces on either side of it. You don't have to decide that now.
Paid media, sales execution, and RevOps build are scoped per engagement. There is no package price, because there isn't a package — what we take on depends on your market, your economics, and our capacity. We take on a limited number of full-engine clients at a time.
Talk about the full engine →Pricing
No long-term lock-in. No cancellation fee.
Revenue System Install
$5,000 one-time
CRM + pipeline build · speed-to-lead routing and automations · dialer configuration · list ingestion and scrubbing · script development · real-time dashboard · baseline measurement
Live in 14 days.
Rep Onboarding
$2,000 per additional rep beyond the first, one-time
Sourcing, two-week training, product and objection certification, shadow period. Your first rep is included in the Install. A one-rep engagement starts at $5,000 total.
Dedicated Rep
$5,000 per rep, per month
One full-time dedicated rep · floor management and QA · dialer, CRM, and dashboard access · weekly two-sided reporting · all four motions
One rep: $5,000 to install, then $5,000/month.
Three reps: $9,000 to install ($5,000 + $2,000 + $2,000), then $15,000/month.
Automated Outreach — cold email and SMS nurture built into the floor — is $4,000 one-time. Full Revenue Operations and Custom Dashboards are scoped per engagement — apply and we'll scope it on the call. See all four services.
FAQ
Where are your reps based?
In Mexico. All of them were raised in the United States and are native English speakers. We pay well above the local market, which is why we've had zero rep churn — a career there costs what a temporary job costs in the US.
Do you work cold lists or only inbound leads?
Both. Cold purchased data, lists we build, inbound web and paid leads, aged CRM records, and no-shows.
How fast can we start?
Fourteen days from signature to first dial.
What does it cost to start with one rep?
$5,000 for the Revenue System Install — your first rep is included — then $5,000 per month from launch. The $2,000 onboarding fee applies only to each additional rep beyond the first.
What if the appointments aren't good?
We publish the qualification criteria before you sign. If an appointment doesn't meet all six, it doesn't count toward your benchmark — you're never billed per appointment; your seat fee is flat. You have 72 hours to dispute against the recording.
What if you don't hit the numbers?
We keep working at no additional fee until we do.
Do we have to sign a long contract?
No. Month-to-month after the initial term, no cancellation fee.
Who owns the CRM and the data?
We build and operate the systems as VentureAmp IP. Your data is yours — on exit you receive a full export of every contact and opportunity.
Do you run email and SMS too, or just calls?
Both. Automated Outreach is a full CRM build with cold email sequences and automated SMS nurture, run in the same CRM your rep dials from, so a reply becomes a dial the same day. It's a $4,000 one-time build alongside the floor.
Do you do the marketing too?
Yes — we run the whole engine: paid media and lead generation, the call floor, and in some cases the closing itself. You fund ad spend directly to your own account and we take no markup on media. Most clients start with the floor because it's the fastest thing to stand up, then hand us the pieces on either side once it's working.
What does the marketing or sales piece cost?
It's scoped per engagement — there's no package price, because it isn't a package. What we take on depends on your market, your economics, and our capacity, and we work with a limited number of full-engine clients at a time. The call floor pricing above is fixed and published; everything else is a conversation.
Find out what the gap is costing you
Twenty minutes. We'll baseline your current contact rate, set rate, and speed-to-lead against your industry, and tell you what a floor would realistically produce. If the math doesn't work, we'll say so.
Zak Leet
Founder & CEO
Brandon Smits
Partner
Dexter Marzette
Call Floor Manager
Zak Leet replies to every one of these within one business day.
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