Quilqy

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted outsourced SDR / lead-generation engagement that appears to be sold as a managed service, likely monthly retainer and/or scoped project work rather than fixed public packages. The company markets dedicated lead researchers and SDRs embedded into the client's sales process, with no public self-serve pricing.
• Starting price: $1,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $25–$49 / hr
• Billing: Custom quote; evidence points to managed-service engagements for lead research, outbound SDR, inbound SDR, appointment setting, and CRM/outreach management. Third-party directories list hourly rate bands and project minimums, while the website itself does not publish package prices.
• Contract terms: No contracts
• Free trial: Free trial / "Free Test" is advertised on the website, but scope and duration are not published.
• Guarantee: 100% Accuracy Guarantee

I found concrete pricing information, but not a first-party dollar-denominated package price. Quilqy's own site publishes the commercial model cues 'No Contracts,' 'Free Trial' (also shown as 'Free Test'), and '100% Accuracy Guarantee,' which strongly suggests a custom-quoted managed service rather than fixed plans. Reputable third-party directories publish spend indicators: Agency Source lists a $1,000+ minimum project size and < $25/hr average hourly rate; Clutch currently lists Funnel Bakers (the site now redirects from quilqy.com) at $25–$49/hr with a $5,000+ minimum project size and most common project size of $10,000–$49,999; Salesforge also lists $25–$49/hr. Because those directory figures are marketplace estimates/profile data rather than a price published directly by Quilqy, buyers should treat them as directional, while relying on the first-party evidence for the pricing model and commercial terms.

Quilqy engagements appear to start with discovery around the ideal customer profile, constraints, and required data points, then move into hands-on research and campaign buildout with direct Slack-based collaboration. From there, Quilqy delivers calibrated lead lists and/or approved messaging, executes multi-channel outreach, handles replies and meeting-setting, and reviews performance with clients through a structured weekly cadence and ongoing adjustments.

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   Define the ICP and constraints

   The engagement begins with an initial discovery call where the client shares goals, constraints, and target-account requirements. Review evidence says clients filled out their ideal customer profile and sent required data points after kickoff, while Quilqy’s own process page describes ICP refinement, calibration, prospect segmentation, and SOM confirmation.

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   Set up direct working channels

   After kickoff, Quilqy gives clients a Slack channel and keeps direct access open to leadership and delivery staff. Reviews describe daily or ad-hoc updates via Slack and Google Meetings, suggesting the company operates as an embedded extension of the client team rather than through a heavily buffered handoff model.

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   Research and calibrate target accounts

   Quilqy’s researchers study the client’s ICP or wish list, source matching companies and contacts, enrich the records, and validate the data before delivery. Clients describe Quilqy helping with lead research for cold outreach, and the company’s lead-research page says researchers then calibrate leads with the client and make replacements as needed before final delivery.

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   Create messaging and campaign assets for approval

   Once the audience is defined, Quilqy drafts outbound copy, cadence, and related assets such as case-study content, website copy, or funnel pages depending on scope. Its outbound page says messaging is personalized by account and persona and is "Created by us, Approved by you," while reviews mention interviews, use of direct quotes, and delivery of copy, pages, design, and automations.

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   Launch outreach and manage responses

   Quilqy then runs the outreach program across email and other channels, using SDRs to execute campaigns and handle replies. The company says it runs sophisticated multi-channel campaigns and treats positive, neutral, and negative responses to book qualified meetings, and Clutch reviews likewise describe outbound outreach, crafted sequences, multi-channel campaigns, and meeting booking.

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   Report performance and revise execution

   After launch, Quilqy monitors KPIs, reviews results with the client, and adjusts lists, messaging, or funnel elements based on what is converting. Its outbound page promises weekly reports and reviews with transparency, and reviews repeatedly praise timely project management and responsiveness while also noting that more proactive in-between updates could sometimes help.