SalesGent

What SalesGent does

SalesGent books sales meetings for B2B companies using cold email and LinkedIn outreach, and it is paid only when a qualified prospect shows up. The site describes a four-step process: build a list of ideal customers by industry, title, company size, revenue, keywords, and location, contact those prospects on the client's behalf, qualify them and schedule meetings, and hand the calendar back to the client's closers.

Buyers retain responsibility for closing sales. SalesGent handles prospecting and appointment setting, so the engagement fits teams with sales capacity rather than teams seeking a fully outsourced sales function.

SalesGent is the trading name of a business operated by KLYVYO. Corentin Stephan is its founder and CEO. The official site lists New York City, Paris and Singapore. A single founding year could not be established from conflicting public dates. Total headcount was not established.

Pricing and engagement

SalesGent publishes a starting price of $250 per qualified meeting. The homepage says prospects who do not attend are not billable and gives a minimum engagement term of three months. A minimum total contract value is not published in the reviewed sources.

Ask for the complete fee schedule, qualification criteria and cancellation terms. Specify how rejected opportunities, repeat contacts and rescheduled meetings are handled, and whether setup charges apply.

Who should hire SalesGent

SalesGent is most relevant to B2B teams that know which accounts and decision makers they need to reach. The published process depends on defining a target audience before outreach. Buyers should be ready to brief the agency, attend meetings and provide feedback on opportunity quality.

• Teams with salespeople available to follow up and close opportunities.
• Buyers who can define an acceptable meeting before paying for one.
• Companies willing to evaluate an outbound campaign across the stated engagement period.

Who should look elsewhere

The published offering centers on outbound appointment setting. Buyers seeking SEO, paid media or website delivery should ask for relevant work before shortlisting.

A meeting-based fee still exposes the buyer to sales execution risk. Teams without closing capacity should address that gap before buying more appointments.

• Buyers seeking a guaranteed revenue outcome rather than meetings.
• Teams that require a shorter commitment than the published minimum.

Track record and signals

SalesGent reports 52 demos in 80 days for Instreamatic, 100 demos for IONOS, and 150 prospects or calls over six months for Juggle Street. These are agency-published case studies, not independently audited performance results.

The IONOS homepage figure is higher than the case-page figure, with no shared reporting period. Client totals also differ between the homepage and about page. Ask for dated campaign reports before using these numbers in a forecast.

Amazon and Google appear as companies contacted for Juggle Street. That does not establish either as a direct SalesGent client.

How SalesGent compares

Compare SalesGent proposals using cost per accepted meeting, attendance, sales qualification and eventual customer acquisition cost. Keep the meeting definition consistent across vendors. A lower price can be poor value if more appointments are rejected or fail to progress.

Request references for a similar target market and written reporting commitments. This assessment is based on public materials, not hands-on use.