More leads. Less effort.
We find employers in your niche, start the conversation, and book the meeting into your calendar.
£250 per qualified meeting · No lock-in · Deposit back if we deliver nothing
Our first three agencies pay per meeting, with a deposit that comes back if we deliver nothing. No lock-in.
You pay only for meetings that take place.
Nothing delivered in 90 days after launch? Your £500 deposit comes back.
All three places currently open. After the founding places: pricing on request.
Example. Names are illustrative.
Hi [First Name],
We are a leading recruitment agency with a large database of top talent across all sectors. We would love to support [Company] with your hiring needs.
Can we arrange a call this week?
Kind regards,
Recruitment Team
Hi Priya,
Your senior backend developer role has been open for five weeks, and a second one went up on Monday. When a role sits that long it is usually the shortlist, not the advert.
We place backend engineers with fintech teams in the North West and have three people who match the spec now. Worth 15 minutes this week to see if any fit?
James
Northbridge Talent
Prospect does not turn up? It does not count, and we rebook. If you cancel late or do not attend, it counts. Mark each meeting held or not held within 48 hours.
If something is not answered here, ask on the call.
We aim for four to eight a month once your outreach is live. We do not promise a number in writing, because it depends on your niche and region. You only pay for meetings that take place.
It covers your first two meetings and shows we are both committed. Any part not used by day 90 after launch comes back to you.
You meet someone who makes hiring decisions, at an employer in your agreed niche and region, who is not already your client, and the meeting takes place. If the prospect does not turn up, it does not count and we rebook. If you cancel late or do not attend, it counts. Mark each meeting held or not held within 48 hours.
Yes, from separate domains we set up for your agency, so your main email address is never put at risk. You approve every sequence before it sends.
Nothing changes unless you want it to. Founding clients keep £250 per meeting for as long as they stay, with no lock-in. Either side can stop with 14 days' notice.
About four weeks of set-up and warm-up, then the first meetings usually arrive in weeks four to six.
A BD hire costs £30,000 or more a year in salary, takes months to ramp up, and you pay whether they win clients or not. Here you pay £250 per meeting that takes place.
It depends on the set-up and the copy. Generic emails sent from a cold domain to a bought list get around 2.5% reply rates and land in spam. Industry benchmarks for campaigns anchored to a real signal, sent from warmed domains to verified contacts, sit at 5-18%. The mechanics matter more than the channel.
Our focus is UK-based recruitment agencies. That is the market we have researched most deeply and where our targeting, signal sources, and outreach copy are built around. Whether you place IT contractors, finance professionals, healthcare workers, or executives, the underlying challenge is the same: winning new employer mandates without a dedicated BD function. If you are a UK recruitment agency with that problem, we should talk.
Not with the right setup. Every campaign uses dedicated outreach domains, not your main business email, warmed for three weeks before the first send. Every message is personalised to a specific signal about the recipient. Emails land in the inbox because the infrastructure is correct, and recipients reply because the copy is relevant.
Yes, when done correctly. Under UK GDPR, B2B cold email is lawful under legitimate interests, the same legal basis used by most professional services firms. Acquistly applies legitimate interests to every campaign: we contact business professionals whose job role makes them a plausible recipient of the service being offered, every email includes a clear and functional unsubscribe mechanism, and opt-outs are added to a permanent suppression list. We do not contact personal email addresses. The Information Commissioner's Office guidance explicitly supports this approach for B2B communications that are relevant, targeted, and respect opt-out requests.
No. The first agency we partner with in a given region and recruitment niche becomes our exclusive partner for that combination for as long as they remain a client. We will not onboard another agency targeting the same employers in the same niche and region while you are with us. The UK is split into 11 defined regions: London, South East, South West, Midlands, North West, Yorkshire, North East, East of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Exclusivity applies per niche within each region. So an IT recruitment agency in Manchester and a healthcare recruitment agency in Manchester can both be clients simultaneously, but we would not take on a second IT recruitment agency in Manchester. Niches include IT and technology, healthcare, finance, legal, hospitality, construction and engineering, education, and others. If your agency operates nationally or across multiple niches, we agree the terms at onboarding. This is a commitment, not marketing language. It is also why we are selective about who we work with.
It means using automation to find, verify and reach the hiring decision-makers most likely to need your agency, and turning those conversations into booked meetings. We handle all of it: who to target, the sending set-up, the outreach copy (which you approve), the replies and the booking. You take the meetings and win the clients.
Three founding places. £250 per qualified meeting, a deposit that comes back if we deliver nothing, and no lock-in.