Our clients usually get 10 to 100 interested leads a month (MQLs). About 40% of them become real sales opportunities (SQLs or RFQs) within weeks. The other leads go into nurture campaigns, so they are not lost.

Results depend on your market size, your offer and how fast your team follows up. As a rule of thumb, about 1% of target companies become a sales-qualified lead, meaning a real meeting with a buyer, within 2 to 18 months.

Example funnel: 2,500 target companies, 5,000 contacts reached, 500 replies from decision makers, 100 interested leads.

Usually in the first week after launch. Before launch, setup takes 7 to 14 days: lead lists, email infrastructure, copywriting and your review of everything.

After launch, new qualified leads keep coming every working day while campaigns run.

Usually within 3 to 6 months. The first qualified leads usually show up in the first week after launch. How fast they turn into revenue depends on your sales cycle.

• Months 1 to 2: pipeline building and testing
• Months 2 to 4: meetings turn into offers
• Months 3 to 6: revenue and return on investment

Short cycles can be much faster. Pardavimologija closed its first deal 1 week after launch. EWL signed 8 new clients in 2 months. Before you commit, we model low, mid and high revenue scenarios for your market.

It can be. Our offers fit every stage, from new startups to mature industrial enterprises.

• The system saves you and your team time, whatever your size.
• If you plan to grow, it finds new buyers without a bigger team.
• If you have already grown, it helps you cut costs by taking manual work off your team.

You can start small, with 1 market and 1 offer, and grow once the numbers work.

Mostly manufacturing and professional services, plus logistics, SaaS and education. Most clients are European B2B companies with more than €1M in revenue.

Examples from our case studies: Ergovent (ventilation manufacturing), Analote (wood packaging), Fore Logistics and Tempus (freight), EWL (staffing), CapitalBox (finance) and WhyAI (training).

Because a tool does not decide who to target, what to say or how to protect your domain. That is where most results are won or lost. They are good tools, and we use some of them.

• Targeting: precise lists by segment, not 1 big generic list.
• Messages: written by sales experts. AI does the research and adds short personal details.
• Safety: separate sending domains, warm-up and volume limits, so emails reach the inbox.
• Follow-up: a clear reply process, so your team answers interested leads fast.

No. Sales experts write the messages. AI does the research and adds 1 or 2 personal sentences, such as a new market the company entered or a role it is hiring for.

We test messages on small batches and review samples before sending at scale. Messages are short, relevant to the buyer's industry and written in your brand's tone.

Yes, B2B cold email can be legal under GDPR when it is based on legitimate interest. That means you contact people in their professional role, about something relevant to their work, and every message has an easy opt-out.

Email rules differ between countries. We handle each country accordingly.

Your main domain never sends cold email. We use separate sending domains, gradual warm-up, daily volume limits and standard email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC). We keep monitoring deliverability and slow down if the numbers drop.

Outreach follows GDPR. We only contact people with a clear business reason (legitimate interest), and every message has an easy opt-out.

Leads come in at a steady pace, every working day. We space out emails so they stay out of spam filters, and LinkedIn actions so accounts don't get blocked.

Handling the interested leads usually takes 1 person up to 1 to 2 hours a day. Very successful campaigns or complex deals take more time. If your salespeople only talk to interested buyers, every hour they spend brings a higher return. That is a good problem to have.

It can be. If your market has fewer than 400 companies worth reaching, working with us most likely doesn't make sense, and neither does automation. A market that small is best reached by hand.

It pays off when we can find more than 1,000 contacts worth reaching out to. Before launch we can map your market: companies per segment, decision makers and nearby industries.

Yes. Outreach adds to referrals and trade shows, it doesn't replace them. Referrals are great but hard to predict, and outreach adds a steady flow of new conversations every month. We can also reach exhibitors and visitors of your trade shows before and after the event.

It works with long sales cycles too. It will not make your industry's cycle shorter, but it keeps your pipeline full. If your team has never sold to cold leads, expect results to take 1 to 2 months longer.