A contact list
Your buyers are easy to identify, and your team has the time and skill to run outreach well.

About How we compare
A contact list, an appointment-setting service, a new hire, and SwiftReach can all lead to new conversations. They differ in what you buy, who does the work, and what counts as done.
01 / Side by side
| A contact list | Appointment setting | A new hire | SwiftReach | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you buy | Names and contact details | Booked meetings | A person’s time | An agreed number of opportunities your team approves |
| Who does the outreach | Your team | The provider | Your new hire | We do, after you approve every message |
| When it counts as done | When the list is delivered | When a meeting is booked or held | It is ongoing | When your team approves a prospect against criteria agreed in advance |
| Who judges quality | You, after the work is done | Often the provider’s own definition | You, through day-to-day management | Your team, after each held call |
| What it asks of you | All of the outreach | Taking the meetings | Recruiting, training, and managing | Diligence time, approvals, and taking the calls |
02 / When each one fits
The right choice depends on your market and what you need. We would rather you choose well than choose us.
Your buyers are easy to identify, and your team has the time and skill to run outreach well.
You want as many meetings as possible, and your team can sort the good from the bad after each call.
You need a permanent, full-time role, with enough work to keep it busy for years.
Your buyers are careful and hard to reach, your name matters in every message, and you want results judged by your own standard.
03 / The difference that matters
A booked meeting only gives your team the chance to judge a prospect. We may arrange many more conversations than the agreed number of opportunities, because only your team’s approval counts.
Our work ends before your proposal, negotiation, and close. Those stay with your team. See what counts and what we handle.

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