Prospects PulseResults
Results, with their scope
You are about to read numbers from one engagement at a time, each with its client's descriptor and its sample size.
None of them chain into one funnel, and none is presented as one.
Ask for the 59-row meeting log behind the first number. It exists.
Send your segment. A sample list comes back first, for firms that qualify.
Every number, with its client and its sample
Your first question about any result is what it was measured on. Every card below says which client and how big the sample was.
One client, one quarter, for the meeting numbers. Weigh it accordingly.
Any card here can be opened on the call, with its source file.
The client's own words
You would rather hear it from a client than from us.
Our pipeline has exploded since you guys were helping us with it.
The quality of leads is exactly where we need it to be... you're right in the sweet spot.
You guys are smashing it out the park... the experience has been fantastic.
Recorded calls, one client, anonymised until he signs off the name.
ATTR: Co-founder, UK AI consultancy | Q1
ATTR: Co-founder, UK AI consultancy | Q3
ATTR: Co-founder, UK AI consultancy | Q2
Half a million pounds of new business in six months, by the client's own count on a recorded call. The client's number, not one we measured.
Ask what you would need to see before you would sign anything.
One event, the whole method in a week
You have stood at a trade show hoping the right person walks past.
Before London Tech Week 2026, 12,060 attendees were scraped and 6,582 matched the ICP.
1,988 were researched. 1,355 attendees and 192 exhibitors were emailed, 1,547 in all.
Each email offered a list built for that company. 85 people replied, 34 of them interested. 20 emails bounced.
Meetings happened at the event. No count is printed, because no meeting list survives.
The same list gets built for you, before the call, for firms that qualify.
The one time it went wrong
You will want to know what happens when a list we built is wrong, because one day one will be.
A London AI studio counted the bounces on a list we built and sent him. About 27 of 121. He was right.
It came back rebuilt: 115 contacts, 74 companies, 103 verified, 12 labelled catch-all, zero invalid, zero duplicates.
Seven contacts could not be proven and were deleted. That cost him four companies. He was told the pool was exhausted, and the rebuild cost about $0.55.
You get the shorter list. The check is on the database page.
Ask for the rebuilt list's audit. It is on record, row by row.
Work done before you have paid anything
You can judge the list before anything else. It comes first.
Eleven give-lists have gone to prospects before a first call, at no charge, each row with a decision maker and a checked address.
One of them took about 40 minutes: 126 companies and 158 contacts, for a footwear-sizing startup.
For firms that qualify, that list comes back before the first call.
An address is not a meeting, and a reply is not a meeting either. One client returned 2,923 replies from 214,657 emails. Another held thirty-three meetings against thirty committed.
Two companies. They do not chain into one funnel, so you will not be shown one here.
What sits between a reply and a booked meeting is a conversation someone has to have. No number on this page covers that part.
Send your segment. A sample list comes back first, for firms that qualify.
Bring your target number.
Your target number is the first thing the call settles.
Or call +44 7769 373996.
Bring the number you want held each month. The terms follow in writing.
Send your segment. A sample list comes back first, for firms that qualify.
Or call +44 7769 373996