SalesAR

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted monthly retainer for outbound lead generation / appointment setting, sold in tiered packages. The public package structure shows Pilot, Business/Basic, Standard, and Enterprise-style plans with included prospect research, outreach execution, appointment setting, LinkedIn outreach, anti-spam/domain health, and reporting; the agency does not publish dollar prices on its own site.
• Starting price: $1,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $1,000+ minimum engagement
• Billing: Primarily monthly package billing / retainer-style engagement. SalesAR’s own site labels plans "Per month" and package pages show fixed durations (Pilot 1 month; Basic/Business and Standard 3 months; Enterprise 6 months), but actual dollar amounts are custom-quoted.
• Contract terms: Publicly visible package terms indicate Pilot: 1 month; Business/Basic: 3 months; Standard: 3 months; Enterprise: 6 months.
• Free trial: Free consultation is offered. The homepage also says prospects receive a complimentary batch of qualified leads after a short strategy call; this is not a priced trial.

SalesAR does not publish actual package prices on salesar.io; all package CTAs say "Get the price," so real fees are custom-quoted. The strongest public pricing figures are directory-style disclosures: Clutch/The Manifest list a $1,000+ minimum project size and Clutch lists an average hourly rate below $25/hr, while DesignRush lists a minimal budget of $1,000-$10,000 and $25/hr average hourly rate. Those directory numbers are marketplace metadata/estimates rather than a first-party published rate card from SalesAR, so buyers should treat them as directional, not as a guaranteed quote.

SalesAR engagements appear to start with a fast discovery/onboarding phase where the client shares its offer, target customer profile, and goals; SalesAR then researches and builds target lists, drafts outreach, gets approvals, launches email/LinkedIn campaigns, handles prospect replies, books meetings, and reviews results with the client on an ongoing basis. Customer reviews and the company’s own process page both point to a managed, iterative workflow with regular updates, weekly reporting/review calls, and adjustments based on feedback.

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   Define goals and onboard quickly

   The engagement begins with a strategy or onboarding phase where SalesAR learns the client’s offer, niche, and target customers. Reviewers describe the onboarding as clear, well-structured, and fast, and one G2 reviewer notes the project requires client availability to prepare for launch.

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   Align on ICP, targeting, and qualification

   SalesAR then identifies the right customer profiles and target segments for the campaign. Reviews say the team takes responsibility for finding suitable customers across industries, while SalesAR’s site says it reviews targeting, qualification logic, and ICP/segmentation before outreach.

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   Research contacts and prepare outreach assets

   Next, SalesAR researches leads and builds contact lists, often using email and LinkedIn together. Clutch reviews describe researching high-quality leads, sending leads weekly for review, and preparing messages for different targets and personalization; SalesAR’s site also says it sources contacts, crafts outreach copy by segment/region, and prepares the sending infrastructure with anti-spam practices.

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   Approve lists and messaging before launch

   Before campaigns go live, the client appears to review or approve core outreach materials and target data. Clutch evidence says leads were uploaded and sent weekly for review along with messages, and SalesAR’s own process page states campaigns launch once the target contact list and outreach content have been approved.

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   Launch multichannel outreach and manage responses

   After approval, SalesAR runs the outbound campaign across email and LinkedIn and manages prospect communication. Reviews repeatedly describe strong day-to-day communication through Slack, email, messaging apps, and virtual meetings, while the company says its team monitors replies, categorizes responses, and handles communication until prospects are ready for a conversation.

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   Book qualified meetings and hand off opportunities

   When prospects show interest, SalesAR schedules appointments or demo calls for the client. Reviews on Clutch and G2 consistently describe SalesAR generating leads, arranging appointments, and organizing meetings with interested prospects rather than only delivering raw lists.

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   Review performance weekly and refine the campaign

   The service continues with regular reporting and optimization rather than a one-time setup. Clutch reviewers mention weekly reporting and discussing next steps and strategy each time, and SalesAR’s site says it holds weekly review calls, provides a live dashboard, and refines messaging, targeting, and campaign flows based on results and feedback.