B2B Appointment Setting Pricing: How It Works
- 3cpsmike
- Aug 12
- 4 min read
This page explains how appointment setting pricing works at Supernova AI, so you know what you are buying before you ever get on a call. We do not publish a fixed price list, because a campaign targeting UK recruitment agencies and one targeting US enterprise IT are different builds with different costs. What follows is the model, what is included, how the tiers are structured by meeting volume, and, just as importantly, what is not included.
How our pricing works
Supernova AI is a monthly retainer. What you pay is set by two things: the meeting volume you want, and how many targeting profiles, or ideal customer profiles, you run at once. More volume and more profiles mean more list building, more messaging and more management, so they cost more. Because those inputs vary so much from one business to the next, we quote on a call once we have looked at your market and agreed what a good campaign looks like for you. There is no setup fee and no long tie-in. You are paying for booked meetings and the work that produces them, not for a platform licence or a seat.
What every plan includes
Whatever the volume, every engagement includes the full done-for-you service: campaign strategy and setup, list building from our verified data covering more than 11 million UK and US business contacts, message writing, the sending infrastructure and its warm-up, reply handling, qualification against agreed criteria, and confirmed meetings booked straight into your calendar with reminders sent before them. You are not handed a list to work yourself. The point of the service is that the prospecting, outreach and booking are removed from your team entirely, so your salespeople spend their time in the meetings rather than chasing them.
The tiers, by meeting volume
Plans are structured by how many qualified meetings you want each month. Starter is aimed at teams testing outbound growth and covers 5-15 qualified meetings per month on a single targeting profile. Growth is for teams ready to scale and covers 15-30 qualified meetings per month across multiple profiles, with added strategist support. Scale is for higher-volume organisations running multi-market outbound, covering 30+ qualified meetings per month with senior oversight and weekly performance reviews. The tiers differ by volume and the depth of support around the campaign, not by the quality of the meetings, which is held to the same standard on every plan.
What counts as a qualified meeting
Since you are paying by meeting volume, it matters that a meeting is a real one. A meeting counts as qualified when the prospect matches your stated targeting profile, has decision-making authority or direct influence over the purchase, has confirmed a specific time, and understands what the call is about. We agree these exact criteria with you in writing before any campaign launches, so there is never an argument later about what you are paying for. If you want to understand the standard in more depth, our guide to what a qualified meeting actually means goes further, and our meeting-to-close rate benchmarks help you translate booked meetings into expected revenue.
What is not included
We book the meeting. You run the call and everything after it: the pitch, the proposal, the negotiation and the close. We do not sell on your behalf, we do not attend your meetings, and we do not take a commission on the deals you win, so every pound or dollar you close is yours. The service also does not include running your CRM for you, building your product collateral, or acting as your outsourced account management after a deal is signed. Keeping the boundary clear is deliberate: you keep control of the relationship and the revenue, and we stay focused on the one thing we are accountable for, which is a steady flow of qualified meetings.
Why we quote on a call rather than list a price
A published price would either be wrong for most businesses or so hedged as to be meaningless. The honest way to price appointment setting is to look at your market, your offer and your targeting first, then quote against the volume and profiles that actually make sense for you. That short call also protects you: if outbound is not the right fit for your deal size or model, we would rather tell you than sell you a campaign that will not pay back. For context on what the wider market charges, our article on what outsourced appointment setting actually costs sets out the typical ranges, though those are market rates and not our pricing. You can also see how pricing fits the broader appointment setting strategy.
What moves the number up or down
Two levers change what a campaign costs. The first is volume: asking for more meetings each month means more list building, more sending and more management, so it costs more. The second is the number of targeting profiles you run at once, because each additional profile is effectively a separate campaign with its own list, messaging and testing. A single, tightly-defined profile at modest volume is the most economical starting point, and many businesses begin there and scale once the channel is proven. Narrowing your targeting usually lowers cost and lifts meeting quality at the same time, which is why we spend the first call getting the profile right rather than simply quoting the biggest package.
To get a quote built around your market and your meeting target, talk to our team. We will look at your offer, agree what a qualified meeting means for you, and set the volume that fits, with no setup fee and no long tie-in.

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