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.

The agency positions itself as an outsourced SDR team and says it uses intent signals and AI to personalize messages. Case studies describe sending 400 to 500 personalized emails per day per client. The company states it prospects in 86 countries, sends around 5 million emails a year, and books an average of 19 calls per month per client, with a stated 20 percent conversion from meeting to customer.

SalesGent is the trading name of a business operated by KLYVYO. Founder and CEO Corentin Stephan writes that he started the agency as an alternative to retainer-based lead generation firms. The site claims more than 150 clients. Founding year and headcount are not disclosed.

Pricing and engagement

SalesGent sells on a pay-per-held-qualified-meeting basis. The site states that clients do not pay if the prospect does not show up, and that a typical program yields 10 to 30 qualified meetings a month. The per-meeting price is not published, and the hourly rate is undisclosed. The CMS record lists a minimum project size of $10,000 or more.

The site's FAQ headings mention a minimum engagement term and what happens if no calls are booked, but the answers were not captured in the crawl, so buyers should ask both questions on the discovery call. Programs run as ongoing campaigns measured monthly, and the CMS record notes the agency is a weaker fit for one-off micro projects. A referral program and a monthly reporting package are also mentioned by the site and by a client testimonial.

Who should hire SalesGent

The best fit is a B2B company with a defined ideal customer profile and closers who can absorb a steady flow of first meetings. Published results cluster around SaaS, cloud infrastructure, fintech, HR and employee benefits, fleet management, VR training, and IoT, selling to founders, C-level buyers, HR directors, and heads of sales or marketing at small and mid-size companies.

• Companies that want the vendor's fee tied to outcomes. Facilitate.tech's founder writes that other agencies at double or triple the price did not match SalesGent's results.
• Sellers expanding into new geographies. IONOS was worked across the US, UK, and France, ScaleDynamics in France, and Juggle Street in Australia.
• Teams selling to HR and people functions, given the Juggle Street, Objective Leader, Facilitate, and Atrium HR campaigns.
• Buyers who want named outcome metrics up front, since the case study page publishes open, reply, and close rates per client.

Who should look elsewhere

SalesGent is an outbound shop. It does not offer SEO, paid media, content marketing, or website work, despite the CMS record listing content marketing among its services. Companies that sell to consumers, or whose deals are too small to justify a per-meeting fee, will not get value from the model.

• Buyers who need phone-based prospecting. The two stated channels are cold email and LinkedIn.
• Companies that need a short test. The CMS record flags the agency as best for ongoing programs, and the site references a minimum term.
• Teams that cannot follow up quickly. The model depends on the client's own reps converting meetings, and the agency's stated 20 percent close rate assumes that.

Track record and signals

For Instreamatic, an AI ad platform, SalesGent reports 52 demos in 80 days from 500 emails a day at an 8 percent reply rate. For IONOS, a European cloud provider, it reports 100 demos in France, the US, and the UK at a 7 percent reply rate, though the homepage cites more than 200. For Juggle Street, it reports about 150 HR calls over six months, including Google, Amazon, and Sony Music.

Other published results include 35 qualified prospects a month for Zymplify at a 27 percent close rate, 15 new clients in three months for ControlQore, 150 meetings for Facilitate, and 30 or more prospects a month for ScaleDynamics. A results table adds TMG at 40 meetings a month, Atrium HR at 33, 4MOD Technology at 23, and HLH at 20.

The site displays a Clutch 2026 award as a top lead generation company and names testimonial givers from eight client companies including Juggle Street, Atrium HR, and Facilitate.tech. Google shows a 5.0 rating from 6 reviews. All results are self-reported, and Zoom and Amazon in the CMS client list appear on the site as companies SalesGent booked calls with, not as clients.

How SalesGent compares

Against other lead generation agencies in this directory, SalesGent's performance-only pricing is rare, and its $10,000 minimum sits in the middle of the range. Most peers charge monthly retainers and sell multichannel programs that include phone and paid media. SalesGent's advantages are the pay-per-meeting model, per-client published metrics, three regional offices, and a small number of independent Google reviews. Its gaps are an undisclosed per-meeting price, no stated team size or founding year, and a reliance on email and LinkedIn alone.