Belkins

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted monthly retainer packages for outsourced B2B lead generation / appointment setting, with tiered plans (Growth, Growth Plus, Enterprise) and optional add-ons; engagements appear to be sold as ongoing retainer-based services rather than published pay-per-appointment pricing.
• Starting price: $5,500
• Typical range: $5,500/month typical reported starting spend
• Billing: Monthly retainer / custom quote
• Guarantee: Belkins states on its homepage that it 'guarantees 100–400 yearly appointments' through its omnichannel approach, but no detailed pricing-linked guarantee terms were found publicly.

Belkins now publicly presents packages on its own pricing page, but it does not publish dollar amounts there; the page explicitly describes them as 'monthly retainer packages' and lists three tiers: Growth, Growth Plus, and Enterprise. The clearest concrete price found from Belkins itself is in Belkins' own comparison blog, which says Belkins pricing 'Starts at $5,500' and varies by case. Third-party directory data corroborates a custom-quote, service-agency model: Clutch shows a $1,000+ minimum project size and < $25/hr profile band, DesignRush shows a $1,000-$10,000 minimal budget and $50/hr average hourly rate, and G2 mirrors the three package names but still marks all plans as Contact Us; these directory figures are marketplace/profile estimates or self-reported bands, not necessarily Belkins' actual transaction pricing.

Belkins appears to run engagements as a managed outbound program: they start by defining the target market and messaging with the client, then build and test prospect lists and outreach campaigns across email/LinkedIn/calls, qualify interested leads, book meetings, and keep refining the campaign through regular updates and performance reviews.

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   Define ICP and campaign strategy

   Belkins begins with strategy work rather than immediate outreach. Across G2/Trustpilot company descriptions and third-party reviews, engagements start with ICP definition/segmentation, buyer profile refinement, positioning, messaging architecture, GTM planning, and market or competitor research.

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   Run onboarding and capture the client’s voice

   After kickoff, Belkins gathers materials and aligns with the client on messaging and workflow. Its own process page says the team hosts an onboarding call, analyzes the client’s market, competitors, website, and feedback sources, and uses that input to draft templates that sound like the client.

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   Build and verify target lists

   Before launch, Belkins researches accounts and contacts and validates who should be targeted. Third-party write-ups and review snippets describe manual lead research and validation, clean lead lists, and campaigns built around specific ICPs, regions, titles, or use cases.

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   Draft, approve, and launch multichannel outreach

   Belkins then creates tailored messaging sequences and launches outreach through multiple channels. Review evidence and Belkins pages consistently describe customized email templates, LinkedIn outreach, cold/intent-based calling, and coordinated multi-touch campaigns, with testing of different approaches and client feedback shaping the workflow.

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   Qualify responders and book meetings

   As prospects engage, Belkins warms and qualifies them before handing them over. Clutch review snippets say Belkins identifies and qualifies leads, answers questions, sends only qualified leads to the client calendar, and schedules demos or meetings with verified decision-makers.

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   Report progress and optimize continuously

   Once campaigns are live, Belkins keeps the client updated and adjusts based on results. Review snippets mention weekly progress updates, reports, and responsive communication, while Belkins’ own materials describe tracking reply rates, A/B testing subject lines and CTAs, handling objections, and making ongoing revisions through weekly performance reviews and strategy syncs.