Lead generation · Ontario

The phone rings because we made it ring.

We build the list, make the calls every business day, and put the people who said yes into your calendar. $2,500 a month, flat, no contract.

The whole price list

CAD / month

Packages
Lead GenerationOutbound calling, booked appointments. $2,500/month
Google AdsManaged search campaigns. Ad spend separate. $1,500/month
SEOLocal and organic. No ad spend at all. $2,000/month
EverythingLead gen + Google Ads + SEO. $5,000/month
Add-on
First conversation45 minutes. No pitch, no deck. Free
Coaching (add-on)Two sessions a month on the business itself. $750/month

That is every number. No setup fees, no contracts, no percentage of your ad spend. Google Ads spend is separate and goes straight to Google from your own account.

Our guarantees

The first conversation is free

Forty-five minutes. If coaching won't help you, I'll say so and we're done.

No contract, ever

Month to month. Stop whenever. There is no term to buy out and no cancellation call.

Prices are on the website

You know what it costs before you speak to me. The number doesn't change based on how the call goes.

You keep everything

Plans, documents, ad accounts, profiles — created in your name, yours when you leave.

Why this works right now

Everyone stopped picking up the phone, including your competitors.

Every business in your category is fighting over the same inbox and the same ad auction. Almost none of them are calling.

That is the whole opportunity. Email open rates collapsed, the cost of a click went up every year, and outbound calling got a reputation as something only boiler rooms do. Meanwhile the decision-maker at the company you want to work with has a phone on their desk that almost never rings with a relevant offer.

It is unglamorous and it is uncomfortable, which is precisely why it is still available. If it were easy the auction would have been bid up years ago.

Where it does not work

If your customer is a homeowner reacting to an emergency, calling them cold is pointless — they are not sitting there waiting to hear from a roofer. That is a Google Ads problem. Outbound works when the buyer is a business, the job is worth having, and the purchase is considered rather than urgent. We will tell you which one you are on the first call.

The package

$2,500 a month. One number.

No setup fee, no per-appointment charge, no minimum term. If it is not working you stop at the end of the month.

What happens in week one

We agree who you actually want to talk to — sector, size, service area — and build a verified list against it. We write the opener with you, not at you, because you know what your buyers object to. Calling starts within five business days.

What you get every week

Dials made, conversations had, appointments booked. Recordings you can listen to and the objections we heard most. If the same objection comes up forty times, that is not a calling problem, it is something to fix in your offer — and you will see it before we do.

What we need from you

A calendar we can book into, a clear answer on what you will and will not take on, and someone who actually turns up to the appointments. The third one sounds obvious and it is the most common reason this fails.

Straight answers

What you're thinking

“Two and a half grand a month is a lot to gamble on cold calls.”

It is. Work out what one client is worth to you over a year before you decide — for most service businesses the answer is that one closed job pays for a month or more. If one job would not cover it, this is the wrong package and we will say so.

“Am I going to get my business name dragged through a spam list?”

Fair, and it is why the list is verified and screened against the National Do Not Call List rather than scraped. You get the recordings — if you ever think someone is representing you badly you can hear exactly what was said.

“What happens if I sign up and get nothing in month one?”

You stop, and you owe nothing further. There is no term. Realistically month one is where the list and the opener get corrected, and any vendor promising a full calendar in week two is describing dials, not appointments.

Questions

Lead generation, answered

Who actually makes the calls?
We do, using Gojiberry as the calling platform. You are not being handed a list to work through yourself and you are not hiring a rep. The calls go out, the conversations happen, and what arrives on your side is a booked appointment with someone who already knows what you do and agreed to a time.
Is cold calling not dead?
For consumer junk, yes. For local B2B and high-ticket services it still works better than almost anything else, because your competitors have all quietly stopped doing it. The inbox is saturated, the ad auction is bid up, and the phone is quiet. That asymmetry is the entire reason this package exists.
What if the appointments are rubbish?
Then the targeting is wrong and we fix the targeting — that is the work. You get the call recordings and the objection notes, so you can hear exactly what was said rather than take our word for it. If after a month the conversations are with the wrong people, that is a list problem and it is ours to solve.
Do you guarantee a number of appointments?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Appointment volume depends on your offer, your price and your market, none of which we control on day one. What is guaranteed is the activity: calls go out every business day and you see the numbers weekly. If the activity is happening and the appointments are not, that is a diagnosis, and it is usually the offer.
Is this compliant?
Business-to-business calling in Canada operates under CRTC rules including the National Do Not Call List, with specific exemptions for existing business relationships. We screen against the DNCL and keep records. If you want the specifics for your sector, raise it on the call — it is a fair question and one most vendors dodge.

Find out if your numbers work.

Bring what a client is worth to you over a year. If one job would not pay for a month of this, we will tell you.