Cold Calling Pricing in the Philippines: Two Flat Monthly Prices

When you look at the cost to hire a Filipino cold caller, the base hourly rate is only part of it. Rates vary with experience, B2B versus B2C background, and how much management is included.

Some providers quote a low rate and then add extras later: setup fees, management fees, or charges for replacing a caller who didn't work out. The true cost is the caller's pay plus recruiting, management, quality checks and the time you spend on all of it. For more on this, see our guide to how to hire Filipino cold callers.

We sell two services. Each one is a flat monthly price per caller, set by the country the caller works from. Here are the prices for a caller in the Philippines. No setup fee, no per-meeting charges.

Both start in about 2 weeks. Both are month-to-month with 30 days' notice. Both include a free replacement if your caller isn't a fit in the first 30 days.

Callers in India cost less; callers in South Africa and Latin America cost more. See prices in all our countries.

Launch offer: new clients get 20% off the first 2 months, so you pay $1,999 (We Call for You) or $1,439 (Hire a Caller) a month per caller to start. No code needed.

When you compare cold calling pricing in the Philippines, the number that matters most is not the hourly rate. It's what you pay for each qualified meeting. If a provider charges $10 an hour but it takes 50 hours to book one qualified meeting, that meeting cost you $500.

With a flat monthly price, the math is simple: divide the monthly price by the meetings booked that month. At $2,499, 10 meetings works out to $250 each, and 5 meetings to $500 each. These are examples, not a forecast. Your real numbers depend on your market, offer and list, and you'll see them in your reports.

To estimate your own numbers before you start, see how many cold calls it takes to book a meeting.

A common trap in outsourced calling is a low monthly price with a large setup or onboarding fee on top. That fee often pays for script writing and caller onboarding, and it can make your first year much more expensive than it looks.

We don't charge a setup fee. Finding and testing your caller, writing the script with you (We Call for You) and training the caller are all part of the monthly price.

Many founders ask for per appointment cold calling pricing because it feels low-risk. In B2B sales, it can push callers toward volume over quality. Callers may book low-intent meetings to get paid, and your account executives pay for it with their time.

We charge a flat monthly price per caller instead. The caller's job is to book meetings that are worth taking, not to hit a count. You can check the quality yourself: every call is recorded.

Some BPOs price outsourced SDR work by the seat, then charge separately for management, quality checks, onboarding or replacements. Industry studies like The Bridge Group's SDR Metrics Report show that a fully loaded in-house US rep costs much more once you add commission, taxes and benefits.

Our cold calling agency rates are two published numbers. We Call for You at $2,499 covers the caller, the script, daily management, QA, call recordings and a weekly report. Hire a Caller at $1,799 covers a vetted full-time caller, call recordings, and contracts, payments and equipment.

ROI is what matters in the end. To work it out you need three numbers: what you pay, how many meetings you get, and how many of those turn into revenue.

With We Call for You, the weekly report gives you calls made, conversations and meetings booked. With Hire a Caller, your caller reports to you directly. Either way, you have a recording of every call. Put your numbers into the calculator above to see your cost per meeting and pipeline.

The value of a flat price is clearer when you compare it to hiring in-house. An in-house rep comes with recruiting time, payroll taxes, benefits, equipment, onboarding and management time, plus the cost of starting over when a hire doesn't work out.

With Switchstack, we handle recruiting, contracts, payments and equipment. If a caller isn't a fit in the first 30 days, we replace them for free. You pay one price a month, which keeps your costs predictable while you grow your outbound calling.

Still deciding? Our guide to in-house vs outsourced SDRs lays out the trade-offs, and these questions to ask a cold calling agency work for any provider, including us.