Qualified meetings, on your calendar.
Booking meetings with office managers|
We find the buildings, reach the person who signs, and book the meeting. You show up and sell.
Ten DFW buildings. Rebidding now.
- Each one over 100,000 sq ft with something live right now.
- What changed, in plain English.
- Who runs it, and the line to open the call.
- Plus the seven signals we watch, and four of our scripts.
Ten is this month’s. We hold the same read on 800. See how →
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Free stuff →How it works
Four steps to a booked meeting.
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We build your list
Every building Class A or B, 100,000 sq ft and up. Researched one by one, never a bought list.
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We reach the signer
The person who runs the bid decision, confirmed before we book. Not a manager who checks with corporate.
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We send from our domains
We own the mailboxes and warm them ourselves. Your domain is never touched, your reputation never at risk.
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We book the meeting
A confirmed slot on your calendar with someone who can sign. You show up and sell.
What you get
Meetings with people who sign deals.
While we take care of all the backend.
Why we're different
Anyone can buy a list. We build the market.
Most setters
- Buy the same list everyone else has. Send it until the replies run out, then buy another.
Appointek
- The whole market, not a bought list. Every office building over 100,000 sq ft in your area, screened one by one.
- Early, not late. The buildings coming up for bid, flagged while there is still a bid to win.
- Only the signer. The person who runs the bid, confirmed before we book.
Questions
Is this real, or a scraper?
Real, run by a person. The email you got was written to you, not blasted. Everything here you can hold me to on a call. See who runs it.
Why no per-appointment price?
Per-appointment pay books you junk. A flat retainer books you buildings you can win.
Book a call
Tell me who you sell to.
Fifteen minutes. I'll tell you if your territory can fill a calendar. If it can't, I say so in five.
One contractor per locale, and I take a handful at a time. There may be a waitlist.