A few minutes
Brief Dylan
Your website, who you sell to and who not to contact. He drafts the rest; you correct it.
AI agent · Built by Belkins
Your week, booked by an agent.
Dylan finds the people who buy what you sell, writes to them from his own mailboxes, answers their replies and books qualified sales meetings into your calendar. You pay only for meetings that happen.
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- No mailboxes or domains to set up
- Deposit back if no meeting in 60 days
- He tells people he's an AI
Built by Belkins
- Outbound since 2017
- 1,000+ clients
- 50+ industries
- 4.9 on Clutch, 230+ reviews
- $2B+ revenue generated for clients
The demo
Watch Dylan book a meeting.
Forty-two seconds, from a website to a held meeting. This is the whole job.
How it works
Three steps. Only the last one costs money.
You spend a few minutes. Dylan does the rest, from his own infrastructure.
Within one business day
Approve the plan
How many companies fit, ten real examples, the first email and the price. A person at Belkins reviews your plan and emails it within one business day. Nothing goes out until you say yes.
Week by week
Take the meetings
Dylan writes, follows up, answers replies and books into your calendar. You pay per meeting held.
From brief to first meeting
- Day 0You brief Dylan
- Day 1Your plan, reviewed by a person at Belkins
- Days 2 to 3You approve the first emails
- Week 1First emails go out
- Our targetA first held meeting within 3 weeks
Why it works
Everything an outbound team does. Nothing to set up.
Your domain never sends a cold email.
Dylan writes from his own warmed domains and mailboxes, with a separate slice for each client. No DNS, no warm-up, nothing on your side to set up or burn. Deliverability comes from the team behind Folderly.
He says he's an AI. People reply anyway.
Every first email says who he is and who he works for. He answers routine replies himself and hands you anything about pricing, legal or complaints.
You approve. He protects.
You approve the plan, the first emails of every new angle and any new spend. On his own he only paces, pauses and keeps your do-not-contact list. Every launch has a 60-second undo.
You pay for meetings, not effort.
No seats, no retainer, no price per email. A meeting is billed when someone who matches your brief joins the call. No-shows are free and get rebooked.
Compared
What you actually pay for.
| Question | Dylan | Hiring an SDR | Agency retainer | AI SDR software |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| You pay for | Meetings that happen | Salary, tools and ramp time | A monthly retainer | Seats, contacts or credits |
| Mailboxes and domains | Dylan's own, already warm | You buy and warm them | Often yours | You buy and warm them |
| If no meetings come | Deposit back after 60 days | You still pay | You still pay | You still pay |
| Before anything is sent | You approve | Depends on the rep | Depends on the agency | Often automatic |
| Setup on your side | A few minutes | Hiring and training | Onboarding calls | Integrations and setup |
Dylan
- You pay for
- Meetings that happen
- Mailboxes and domains
- Dylan's own, already warm
- If no meetings come
- Deposit back after 60 days
- Before anything is sent
- You approve
- Setup on your side
- A few minutes
Hiring an SDR
- You pay for
- Salary, tools and ramp time
- Mailboxes and domains
- You buy and warm them
- If no meetings come
- You still pay
- Before anything is sent
- Depends on the rep
- Setup on your side
- Hiring and training
Agency retainer
- You pay for
- A monthly retainer
- Mailboxes and domains
- Often yours
- If no meetings come
- You still pay
- Before anything is sent
- Depends on the agency
- Setup on your side
- Onboarding calls
AI SDR software
- You pay for
- Seats, contacts or credits
- Mailboxes and domains
- You buy and warm them
- If no meetings come
- You still pay
- Before anything is sent
- Often automatic
- Setup on your side
- Integrations and setup
Pricing, beta
Pay per meeting held.
One price per meeting, set by who you want to meet. Beta pricing.
Belkins: 4.9 on Clutch, 230+ reviewsLite$250per held meetingSmall companies, founder-led buyers1 to 200 employeesDeposit $750Three meetings of credit
Standard$500per held meetingMid-market, directors and VPs201 to 1,000 employeesDeposit $1,500Three meetings of credit
Enterprisefrom $900per held meeting, quotedVP and C-level1,000+ employeesDeposit: three meetingsAt the quoted price
You decide what counts.
Before anything is sent, you set the meeting definition: the titles, company sizes and regions that count. A meeting is billed only when someone inside it joins the call.
- Meetings outside your definition are never billed
- No-shows are never billed
- Companies on your do-not-contact list are never billed
- 72 hours to dispute any meeting
No meeting in 60 days? Your deposit comes back.
Every dollar of it. Sixty days is the whole bet.
Day 1Day 60 · deposit back
- Disputes come back as credit
- Pause any time, unused credit stays on your account
Built by Belkins
Built by people who have booked meetings since 2017.
We have booked meetings for more than 1,000 companies since 2017. We know what a meeting costs when people do every step by hand, and which steps they don't need to. Dylan is that experience as an agent: the judgment of our best SDRs, the rules of our deliverability team, and a price that only counts meetings that happen.
Vlad PodoliakoFounder and CEO, Belkins
2017Outbound since
1,000+Clients
50+Industries
4.9On Clutch, 230+ reviews
$2B+Revenue generated for clients
Figures as published on belkins.io and clutch.co, October 2026. Deliverability comes from the team behind Folderly.
Questions
Before you brief him.
Short answers. The plan itself answers the rest.
What counts as a held meeting?
Someone who matches your brief's meeting definition joins a call Dylan booked, with your meeting owner. No-shows, people on your do-not-contact list, duplicates and anyone outside the definition are not billed.
Whose name is on the emails?
Dylan's. He writes as an AI agent working for you, from his own domains. Your domain never sends a cold email.
Do I need mailboxes, domains or a sequencer?
No. Dylan brings his own, already warm, with a separate slice for each client.
What if my market is too small?
The plan tells you before you pay. Sometimes the answer is no, and he says so.
Can I bring my own leads?
Bring target companies. Contact lists are re-verified and may be refused, to protect the shared sending.
Which channels and regions?
Email, from Dylan's own mailboxes. US targets first.
Does Dylan make phone calls?
No. Dylan works by email today. If your buyers answer the phone, ask about adding Belkins callers to your plan.
What happens with replies?
Dylan answers routine ones (scheduling, questions your brief answers) and hands you anything about pricing, legal or complaints.
What if it doesn't work?
If 1,000 contacts bring no positive reply, Dylan pauses, tells you what he heard and proposes a new angle. Approve it, or leave with your deposit. And if no meeting is held in 60 days, the deposit comes back.
Can I stop?
Pause any time. Unused credit stays on your account.
Got an email from Dylan?
Dylan is an AI agent. He writes on behalf of the company named in his email, and he stops the moment you ask. Reply "stop" to any of his emails, or leave your address or your company's domain here and no client of his will write to you again.
Curious what he would do for your company? Get my meeting plan
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