Setup
- [Cold email domains and software set up]
- [Inboxes warmed before sending]
- [Tracking in place]
We run the cold email, book the meeting on your calendar, and you close the deal. If the buyer does not show up to the meeting with you, you do not pay.
We book warm leads. You close the deals
"Thanks for reaching out. How does the pay per show part work?"
"This looks interesting. Do you have time to talk on Thursday afternoon?"
"Sounds good. Tuesday at 10 works for me, please send the invite."
"Good timing. We are looking for help with this right now."
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Our complete client generation strategy from start to finish.
How it works
The simplified breakdown
Results
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On the client's calendar, in [60] days
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The funnel · sample layout
The offer
About the founder
“Every campaign gets judged on one thing: did it put qualified buyers in front of you? If it did not, you do not pay.”
Aurum Closers is a lean, founder-led team. The person who builds your campaign is the person who answers your messages. No layers, no juniors learning on your budget.
Most outbound agencies are paid the same whether your calendar fills up or not. We flipped that. We only get paid when a qualified buyer shows up to a meeting with you.
I started Aurum Closers because all I care about is making businesses more money. Too many agencies sell activity and call it growth. At the end of the day, we all want more revenue.
FAQ
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The comparison
Both promise meetings with buyers. Here is how each one gets paid, what you commit to, and who carries the risk when it does not work.
| What you compare | Typical agency retainer | Performance based Aurum Closers |
|---|---|---|
| PricingHow you pay | A fixed retainer, due every month |
You pay per meeting, only when the buyer shows up |
| PricingWhat the money buys | Activity, such as emails sent, lists built and hours worked |
An outcome: a qualified buyer in a meeting with you |
| PricingIf results are slow | The invoice still arrives |
No invoice. We only earn when meetings happen |
| PricingSetup | Setup and onboarding fees are often added on top of the retainer |
One time setup for the sending domains and software. No retainer on top |
| CommitmentContract | Minimum terms of several months are common |
No contract. Stay only while you are happy |
| CommitmentLeaving | Cancellation terms and notice periods to work around |
Stop whenever you want. There is nothing to cancel |
| ResultsWhat counts as a win | Meetings booked, replies and open rates |
A buyer who shows up and meets with you |
| ResultsLead quality | Often judged by volume, whether or not the buyer is a fit |
Qualified and warmed up before they reach your calendar |
| ResultsReporting | Dashboards full of numbers that do not help you close |
A clear list of meetings booked and meetings held |
| Your workloadWhat you handle | You manage the agency, check the lists and chase the follow up |
We handle everything before the meeting. You show up and close |
Typical agency
You carry the risk.
You pay first and hope the meetings follow.
Aurum Closers
We carry it.
You pay after the buyer shows up.
Typical agency describes the common retainer model. Terms differ between agencies.