How Much Does Setterly Cost? Pricing Explained

Setterly charges per booked appointment. There's no setup fee and no retainer, so you only pay when an appointment lands in your diary. And if we don't add 6 figures of new pipeline in your first 30 days, you don't pay anything for those 30 days.

At a glance

• Pay per booked appointment
• No setup fee
• No retainer
• CRM integration optional, for a one-off fee
• 6 figures of new pipeline in 30 days, or you don't pay

How does Setterly charge?

You pay a fee for each appointment we book into your sales team's diary. We build the campaign, write the messages and run the conversations at no upfront cost. If we book nothing, you pay nothing.

What is the Setterly guarantee?

We'll add 6 figures of pipeline to your home improvement business in your first 30 days, or you don't pay anything for those 30 days. Pipeline means the appointments we book multiplied by your average order value, agreed with you in writing before we go live. The full guarantee terms set out who it applies to and what you need to do.

What does Setterly cost compared with what it brings in?

The window and door installer paid us £1,520 in the first 30 days and closed £31,483 from the appointments we booked. Cloudy2Clear's Operations Manager puts it this way:

"Each month the cost of Setterly is around 10% of the sales value it brings in." Francesca McGee, Operations Manager, Cloudy2Clear

How does that compare with hiring an appointment setter?

An in-house appointment setter in the UK costs around £28,000 a year in salary alone, according to Jooble's salary data, before recruitment, training, management and holiday cover. You pay that whether they book or not. We compare the options in appointment setter salary UK and should you hire an appointment setter.

How do I get a price for my business?

Take the 6-figure quiz. It's 5 quick questions. If we think we can help, you pick a time to speak to Cameron and he'll go through the numbers for your business.