"Consistent meetings every month."
We went from almost no outbound meetings to steady face-to-face conversations without hiring an internal SDR team.
JM
James MichaudSingapore
SDR as a service, fully managed.
Reachly runs the whole top of your funnel: the list, the signals, the domains, the copy, the sending and the replies. Flat retainer from $3,500 a month, first qualified meetings in five to seven weeks.
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See What A Rep Actually Costs
Drag through year one. One in-house SDR against one Reachly retainer, month by month, on published figures.
Year one, side by side
US medians, 2026
One in-house SDR
$132,400
$11,033 a month, $80,000 OTE plus taxes, benefits and a $1,500 stack
Reachly, fully managed
$42,000
$3,500 a month, flat. Data, domains, mailboxes and sequencing included
Month 12 of 12
$90,400 difference by month 12
Median SDR compensation of $80,000 OTE and average ramp of 3.0 months come from The Bridge Group's 2025 SDR Models, Motions & Metrics Report, across 351 B2B companies. Employer taxes and benefits are added at 30.1% of total compensation cost, the private-industry figure from the BLS Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, March 2026.
The stack is held at $1,500 a month, the bottom of the $1,500 to $4,000 range Reachly publishes. Reachly's line is the $3,500 entry retainer. Both routes run from month one of the rep's employment or of the retainer.
Live In Three Weeks, Meetings By Week Seven
An in-house hire is still ramping at month three. Reachly's build runs while your domains warm, so LinkedIn opens the motion and email follows the moment the mailboxes are ready.
Launch sequence
Weeks 1 to 12
Week 1
Build
TAM mapped, accounts scored on live buying signals, domains bought and warming.
Week 3
LinkedIn live
The motion opens on LinkedIn while mailboxes finish their four weeks of warm-up.
Week 4
Email live
Sequences go out plain text, zero tracking, matching ESP, on rotated mailboxes.
Week 5-7
First qualified meetings
Positive replies get worked to a booked call and handed to your closers.
Month 3
Predictable volume
10 to 40 highly interested leads a month from your exact ICP.
Where The Line Sits
An outsourced SDR is only worth the money if the handoff is unambiguous. Here is the split, written down before anything goes live.
Scope of work
Fixed retainer
- TAM mapping and account scoring against live buying signals, before a message is written
- Sending infrastructure. Domains bought and warmed, mailboxes rotated, roughly 30% held in reserve
- Data and verification. Enrichment, cleaning and double verification on every list
- Copy, angles and testing. An angle is retired after 1,000 emails with no positive replies
- Email and LinkedIn sequencing, plus the inbox, up to the point a lead says yes
- The call itself. Reachly books qualified conversations, your team runs them
- The offer. Positioning and pricing stay yours, and outbound will expose a weak one fast
- The CRM. Leads land in your system, so the pipeline stays yours if the retainer ends
- One weekly hour. Feedback on lead quality is what keeps the scoring honest
What Clients Say
Real engagements, in their words.
"Reachly installed a fully working outbound system for our agency."
We have already closed around six deals from it, far beyond the cost.
M
MarkThailand
"Was working immediately when I turned it on."
Thibault was extremely prompt and responsive, extremely smooth and put together professionally. Was working immediately within 10 minutes.
H
hueng25Singapore
"85+ SQLs in six months."
Primal, marketing services. Six closed deals, CAC down 35%, a 4.57x return on the engagement, break-even at three months.
P
PrimalMarketing services, case study
"$250K+ in contract value signed."
The Great Room, premium co-working. Meetings moved from about two a quarter to about two a month.
TGR
The Great RoomCo-working, case study
"At the top of his game."
Thibault is at the top of his game, very personable, works quickly, and did a great job. Highly recommend.
S
seonkingUnited States
Certified on the stack we run
Three Cases Where Hiring Beats Outsourcing
Reachly turns down work that fits these, so they are worth checking before a call.
A TAM under a few hundred accounts
A campaign burns a few hundred accounts in weeks. One rep working the same names by hand for a year gets further into them.
Contract value under $3,000 a year
The retainer plus data cost has to come back out of closed revenue. Under about $3,000 a year of contract value, it rarely does.
Nobody free to take the meetings
A booked call needs an owner who can run it within a day or two. Reachly books and hands over, the selling stays with your team.
Questions Buyers Ask First
What is SDR as a service?
SDR as a service is a managed model where an outside team runs your outbound sales development: building the target list, working buying signals, sending the outreach and qualifying replies, then handing booked meetings to your closers. Reachly delivers it on a flat monthly retainer from $3,500, with the infrastructure, data and copy included rather than billed separately.
How fast does an outsourced SDR team start booking meetings?
Campaigns go live in two to three weeks and first qualified meetings land in five to seven weeks. Domains need four weeks of warm-up before they carry real volume, so LinkedIn opens the motion and email follows from week four. Volume is predictable by month three, at 10 to 40 highly interested leads a month.
Is an outsourced SDR cheaper than hiring one?
For teams under roughly 50 people, yes. A median SDR at $80,000 OTE carries about $34,400 in employer taxes and benefits, and the stack around them runs $1,500 to $4,000 a month. Year one lands between $132,400 and $162,400 before any ramp risk. Reachly's entry retainer is $42,000 across the same twelve months, with tools and infrastructure inside it.
Can a team outside the US run outbound into North America?
Yes. Reachly runs campaigns from Bangkok into North America, Europe and APAC, with send windows following the prospect's working hours. The Asia-based cost structure is why the retainer sits below the market rate. A phone-heavy motion into a single US region suits a local team better.
What happens if the numbers stop working?
The thresholds are numeric and published. A mailbox rotates out below a 0.5% reply rate, below a 95 warm-up score, or above a 2% bounce rate, whichever hits first. A domain that lands on an MXToolbox blacklist is retired. An angle is stopped after 1,000 emails with no positive replies. Roughly 30% of sending infrastructure sits in reserve so a rotation never pauses a campaign.
See the plan for your market before you commit
A call covers your TAM, the signals worth targeting and the volume it takes to hit your number. You leave with the plan whether or not you sign.
