We configure your workflow.
You bring the offer and ICP. We define qualification rules, configure the agents, connect your inbox, and review your active opportunities at kickoff to set exclusion rules. Setup is one fee, paid once.
Outcome-priced outbound · founder-led B2B
Booked qualified meetings.
Priced per outcome.
revsko runs account research, email outreach, reply triage, and follow-up for founder-led B2B services firms. By default, your team approves outbound before it sends.
First qualified meeting free
60-day pilot · no auto-renew
48-hour meeting rejection window
Approval-gated by default
How revsko works
Outbound, delivered as an outcome.
We configure the workflow with you, agents do the repeatable work, and your team approves the moments that matter.
Agents do the work. Your team approves.
Research, outreach, reply triage, and follow-up run in one approval-gated workflow. By default, every important action waits in your inbox for approval before it sends.
You pay for qualified meetings.
When a meeting takes place and your ICP rules pass, you have 48 hours to reject it with a valid reason. Otherwise it is accepted and billed.
Pricing — Founding pilot
Five founding-pilot spots. Your first meeting is free.
Setup and operating base cover real work: ICP configuration, deliverability setup, approval workflow, and weekly review. Outcome fees apply only to qualified meetings that take place, with a 20-meeting monthly cap. Founding-pilot pricing ends 31 July 2026; setup doubles after the first 5 customers.
Setup (one-time)
$2,500
Operating base
$1,500/mo
Per qualified meeting
from $300
In plain numbers: $2,500 to start, then $1,500 a month (month two optional). Your first qualified meeting is free; after that, outcome fees apply only to the qualified meetings you accept.
Setup starts configuration; the first operating month is paid before live outreach begins. Qualified meetings from your second are invoiced weekly, with a 48-hour rejection window and a 20-meeting monthly cap. 60-day pilot, no auto-renewal.
Setup covers:
- ICP rules and qualification spec
- Sequence drafting and approval workflow
- Deliverability setup — SPF / DKIM / DMARC, inbox warm-up
- Kickoff workshop and exclusion-list import
- Active-opportunities review with your sales lead
Outcome fees are sized to your deal value.
Public pricing starts at $300 per qualified meeting after your first. The exact fee is agreed in the Order from your target engagement value, package price, or average closed-won deal value.
This keeps the pilot tied to the value of the meeting. revsko is neither a tool you operate nor an agency on a multi-month retainer — it is a configured workflow, run for you, on a 60-day pilot.
Your downside is capped before you decide.
Your first qualified meeting is free. If you stop before month two, the most you can spend to find out whether revsko works is $4,000. The full 60-day pilot caps at $5,500 even if we book nothing. No auto-renewal and no multi-month lock-in — you decide at day 60.
For founders
Pipeline this quarter, before you hire SDRs.
You have a working offer. Customers exist. Pipeline does not. revsko is the bridge: configured outbound, approval-gated sends, and pricing tied to qualified meetings.
Best fit if
- A booked qualified meeting is worth it to you — roughly $25k+ engagement or deal value.
- The founder, or an empowered sales lead, still owns sales — you do not have a full SDR team yet.
- You need a steady flow of qualified meetings, not high-volume lead lists.
- You have closed customers and a validated ICP and offer.
- You, or a trusted teammate you delegate to, can review approval requests once a business day.
Not a fit if
- Your engagement or deal value is under $25k — unless you are a post-PMF B2B SaaS team with $10k+ ACV, the outcome math does not work.
- You need volume more than quality.
- You expect hands-off outbound with no daily approval review.
- Your offer or ICP is not yet validated with real paying customers.
Pilot timeline
What the first 2–4 weeks look like.
The first pilot is deliberately hands-on. We learn your workflow, agree the qualification rules in writing, and scale only after the early sends are reviewed and approved. First-meeting timing depends on ICP density and reply rates.
Workflow audit
We map your ICP, offer, channels, and current active opportunities. We agree on qualification rules and the rejection window.
Configuration
We build contact lists, configure the four agents, connect your inbox, set approval rules, and schedule the kickoff review.
Soft launch
Low-volume sends begin. You approve the first batches and we tune quality, tone, and ICP filter accuracy.
Scale
Volume ramps only if inbox placement, reply quality, and approval reviews stay healthy. Early meetings may start here for dense ICPs.
Outcome billing
Qualified meetings that take place are logged. You have 48 hours to reject with a valid reason. Otherwise they bill.
Trust and control
Approval-gated by default. Nothing important sends without you.
revsko is built for the reality of outbound: reputation, consent, workflow state, and memory all matter.
Human approval before send
Every important action can be approval-gated. You approve, edit, or reject in your inbox before anything goes out.
Memory you can audit
Every send, reply, stage change, and approval decision stays attached to the contact history. Nothing disappears.
Scoped permissions
Each agent gets only the permissions it needs. Research can read, but cannot send. Outreach sends approved drafts only.
Tenant-isolated data
We do not train foundation models on your content. Aggregated, de-identified signals may improve playbook quality over time.
Channel policy enforcement
Email is the cold channel. WhatsApp is used only inside opted-in conversations, aligned with Meta Business Policy and consent law.
Bring your own keys
Outreach sends from your own domain — connect your Google Workspace, with SPF / DKIM / DMARC set up so email is authenticated as you. Your OpenAI and enrichment keys stay yours. SMTP, SendGrid, SES, Outlook, and CRM integration are on the roadmap.
Who runs your pilot
A founder-run pilot, not a logo on a dashboard.
The founding pilot is deliberately small — five firms, worked hands-on. You work directly with the founder, not an account queue.
From the founder
I'm Md Nadeem, founder of revsko and coedify. I built revsko after watching strong founder-led consulting firms stall on the same wall: the work is excellent, but pipeline only moves when the founder personally chases it. The founding pilot is five firms, worked directly with me.
Want to see it before you commit?
Tell us about your situation and we will point the workflow at your ICP, or book the 20-minute fit call and we will walk it through live against your targets.
Common questions
What buyers usually need to know.
The pilot is short, paid, and narrow: clear qualification rules, one free first meeting, a rejection window, and no auto-renewal.
What counts as a qualified meeting?
The prospect matches the agreed ICP, joins the call for at least 15 minutes, is budget-relevant, is not on your exclusion list, and is not rejected within 48 hours for an agreed reason.
What happens if a meeting is not a real fit?
You have 48 hours after the meeting to reject it in writing if it is outside the agreed ICP, not a budget-relevant decision-maker, on the exclusion list, a no-show, or under 15 minutes. No-shows and cancellations are never billable.
What does the founding pilot include?
ICP rules, qualification spec, sequence drafting, deliverability setup, approval workflow, kickoff workshop, weekly review, one free first qualified meeting, and outcome billing from meeting #2.
What is paid before live outreach?
The $2,500 setup is due at Order signature and starts configuration. The $1,500 first operating month is due before live outreach begins. No live sends happen until both gates are paid.
Does revsko sync to my CRM?
Not live at launch. At kickoff, active opportunities are imported as an exclusion list and reviewed monthly. If your sales motion requires live CRM sync from day one, the founding pilot is probably not the right fit.
What if we want to stop after 30 days?
You can stop before month two and avoid the second operating-base invoice. Your zero-meeting exposure is $4,000 if you stop after month one, or $5,500 for the full 60-day pilot. Outcome fees apply only to accepted qualified meetings after the first free meeting.
Founding-pilot fit call
Want pipeline this quarter without hiring SDRs?
20 minutes. We check your ICP, engagement value, and current outbound constraints, then tell you whether the founding pilot is a fit.