Done-for-you cold email and LinkedIn outbound. We build the infrastructure, source the lists, write the copy, work every reply, and confirm the meeting. You show up and close.
30 minutes. We map your buyers, show you exactly how we’d fill your calendar, and you keep the plan either way.
Every agency shows you pipeline. Pipeline is a spreadsheet. Here’s what actually happened.
Referrals are great until the month nobody refers anybody.
Founder-led outbound works right up until the founder gets busy, which is the same week it stops.
An SDR runs north of $100K fully loaded in year one before they book a single meeting. Then they ramp for three months. Then, industry average, they’re gone inside two years and the ramp starts over.1
Qualified meetings, confirmed before you pay for them.
1 Sources: The Bridge Group, 2025 SDR Metrics Report · BLS, Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, March 2026 · SalesHive, True Cost of an SDR, 2026
Meanwhile the calendar is the only number that matters, and it’s the one number you can’t plan around. That’s the job we take.
Most agencies send the emails and dump the replies on your desk. The replies are the job. That’s where we start earning.
Your offer already closes on calls. We sharpen it for a cold inbox in 2026, so it sells to people who’ve never heard of you. Then the machine: buyer profile, fresh verified contacts, dedicated domains that never touch your main one, copy written for the sharpened offer. You approve every message before a single one sends.
Coordinated email and LinkedIn, throttled and rotated to protect placement. Warmed properly, monitored daily.
Every reply gets worked by us. Questions answered, objections handled, calls proposed. Intent, budget, and authority checked before anything touches your calendar. We confirm and re-confirm the meeting so you’re not sitting on a no-show.
The fastest way to lose a year of deliverability is to send cold volume from the domain your customers already email you on. So we never touch it.
How most outbound gets run
How we run it
Typical agency
WarmClose
| Typical outbound agency | WarmClose |
|---|---|
| Blasts a generic list and hopes | Targets your exact buyer profile |
| Sends emails, forwards you the replies | Works every reply until it’s a confirmed meeting |
| Burns domains and profiles quarterly | Separate infrastructure, your reputation stays clean |
| You still do most of the work | You show up to the calls |
| Disappears after launch | Live dashboard, weekly report, Jay on Voxer any time |
| Locks you into 6 or 12 months | Month to month, 30 days notice |
| Gets paid whether you get meetings or not | Gets paid when a qualified prospect shows up |
We’ll tell you on the call if it’s the second column. It costs us both less than finding out in month two.
I’m Jay Beckham, and I build the systems that put buyers in front of founders.
I built this system for my own B2B SaaS and used it to grow that company to five figures in monthly recurring revenue. Then other founders started asking for it.
What I kept seeing from agencies was the same three things. Templates recycled across forty clients. Domains burned and swapped without telling anybody. And a folder of raw replies handed back to the founder with “here you go.”
So WarmClose runs the whole thing, ends where a qualified buyer is sitting on your calendar, and gets paid on that.

We warm inboxes for 14 days first. Skipping that torches deliverability before you ever get going. After warmup, meetings usually start landing in the first weeks of the campaign.
Less than a single SDR, and you can leave any month. A tech fee covers your infrastructure, then you pay when a qualified prospect shows up. No show, no charge.
We never touch your main domain. Everything runs on separate domains that redirect to your site. We warm them properly and watch them daily. If one gets flagged we retire it and swap in another automatically. That’s on us.
Show up to the calls. We buy the domains, build the infrastructure, source the lists, write the copy, run the campaigns, work the replies, and book the meetings. You close.
Volume depends on your market size and goals. Every send is throttled, rotated, and optimized for inbox placement over raw volume.
We can target any segment you want. We recommend starting with your highest-value profile, because casting wide dilutes the messaging and drops reply rates. We prioritize the segments with the fastest path to revenue, then expand.
Every reply is worked and qualified before it hits your calendar. Intent, budget, and decision authority. If someone doesn’t clear all three, they don’t get booked.
A real decision-maker with budget and intent who shows up. Not an assistant, not a curious junior with no authority. And you only pay when they show.
Yes. You approve all messaging before anything sends.
Probably. If you sell B2B with an offer that already closes, it very likely works. I’ll tell you straight on the call if yours is the exception.
Two things. We work the replies instead of forwarding them, so what reaches you is a confirmed meeting and not a maybe. And you can fire us with 30 days notice, which means we have to earn the month.
No. Month to month, 30 days notice. If it isn’t working you walk.
Book a 30-minute teardown. We’ll map your buyer profile, show you the exact sequences and infrastructure we’d run for you, and tell you honestly whether it’s a fit.
You keep the plan either way.