Hire a Filipino Appointment Setter for Your B2B Team
Your Account Executives should be closing deals, not leaving voicemails. Add a vetted, full-time setter who calls your list on US hours and books meetings on their calendars. $1,799/month per setter.
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SDR vs. Appointment Setter: What's the Difference?
The two titles are often used for the same job, but there is a difference. A traditional SDR often handles a mix of inbound lead follow-up, account research and outreach across email, LinkedIn and phone.
An appointment setter has one job: take a targeted list, get past gatekeepers and book a short discovery call. If you have a high-ticket offer and a strong closing team, a dedicated setter is a direct way to keep their calendars full. Learn more about the costs in our SDR Salary Benchmark Guide.
Why Hire Your Appointment Setter in the Philippines
If your main problem is not enough calls at the top of the funnel, a full-time US hire is an expensive way to fix it. You can hire Filipino cold callers to do the repetitive, high-rejection work of calling for much less.
The Philippines has a large, experienced phone workforce and English is widely spoken. We test every setter on real role-play calls before they're offered to you. If you'd rather we manage the setter and the campaign for you, see our We Call for You service, run from the Philippines.
What would one caller be worth?
Plug in your own numbers. This is a calculation, not a forecast of results.
Want to know what's realistic for your market? We'll tell you on a 30-minute call.
Talk to usBooking Meetings & Handing Them Off
A booked meeting is only worth something if the prospect shows up. Your setter books the meeting while the prospect is still on the line, using your booking link, then sends the invite and a confirmation.
For every booked meeting, the setter writes up who they spoke to, what the prospect said and any objections raised. Every call is recorded, too. When your Account Executive takes the meeting, they already know what was discussed on the cold call.
Who Should Hire a Dedicated Appointment Setter?
A dedicated appointment setter makes the most sense for businesses with a high-ticket offer and someone ready to close. This includes:
- Marketing Agencies: Booking audits or strategy sessions with local businesses.
- Consultants & Coaches: Filling discovery calls with qualified decision-makers.
- Real Estate Investors and Wholesalers: Calling homeowners to find motivated sellers. See cold calling for real estate.
- B2B Services: Financial advisors, logistics companies and commercial cleaners looking for regional growth.
What It Costs to Hire a Setter
A full-time appointment setter costs $1,799/month. That includes:
- A vetted caller, tested on real role-play calls
- Full-time, 40 hours a week, during your business hours
- Uses your list and your script, and reports to you
- A recording of every call
- Contracts, payments and equipment handled by us
- Free replacement if they're not a fit
Your setter starts in about 2 weeks. It's month-to-month with 30 days' notice, and if they're not a fit in the first 30 days, we replace them for free.
Launch offer: 20% off the first 2 months, so you pay $1,439/month per setter to start. No code needed. See all options on our pricing page.
Appointment Setting FAQs
Everything you need to know about our services.
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Fill Your AEs' Calendars
Hire a full-time Filipino appointment setter with Switchstack for $1,799/month. Starts in about 2 weeks.