Dedicated appointment setters working your leads daily, so you spend your hours in front of qualified prospects instead of dialing lists.
Lead costs keep climbing, and the ones that don't get worked in the first hour go cold. Most agents buy far more than they can personally dial.
We place dedicated setters who call, qualify, and book appointments straight onto your calendar — so your selling hours are spent selling.
Building a downline or running an agency? Add setters and back-office support per seat, month-to-month, without another salaried hire.
You don't have to replace everyone to save real money — just the right seats.
4 seats × ~$4,000/month fully-loaded = $16,000/month
2 × $4,000 + 2 × $2,000 = $12,000/month
"After hiring 2 sales VAs to help with sales and data analytics, I was able to expand faster than ever before — and it took me less than three weeks to set up my next call to get two more hired."
Brandon T. · Life Insurance Agent
Every lead worked fast, qualified against your criteria, and passed on warm.
Booked straight onto your calendar so you're presenting, not prospecting.
Working the leads you already paid for months ago instead of letting them die.
Dispositions logged, follow-ups scheduled, nothing lost between calls.
Paperwork chased, carriers followed up, cases tracked to issue.
Recruiting coordination, onboarding admin, and back-office help for agency owners.
Calling US prospects performs best with our Premier tier — South Africa, Czech Republic, or Serbia — for strong spoken English and accent neutrality. CRM management, policy admin, and back-office support are a great fit for Select tier.
And you know a real percentage of them never get a single call.
Recruiting and onboarding admin is eating the time you should spend developing producers.
Dialing, admin, and paperwork all run through you, capping how much you can personally write.
Get on a call and tell us your needs — we'll find the right fit, or help bring your idea to life, no matter what it is.
Book a call and we'll show you what a dedicated setter looks like for your book.