Real conversations.
Paid when
they show.
We call the businesses you sell to and put qualified sales meetings on your calendar. You pay only for the meetings that actually happen.
Get startedThe calls behind
the calendar.
A few examples from our floor, calling on behalf of PHAÖRA, the hardscape company where DialPipeline started. The highlights are the moments that put a meeting on the calendar.
Why their side is blurred. These come from our callers’ own microphones. The people we call agreed to a conversation, not to a website, so their side stays private, and so do names, companies, towns and numbers.
Built to fill your calendar.
We make the calls, hold the conversations and set the time. You walk into the meeting and close.
Meetings that happen.
Nothing else bills.
Every meeting is checked after it happens. You tell us shown or no-show, and only shown meetings go on the invoice.
Built for trades that sell to businesses.
We book meetings with property managers, owners and facility teams: the people who sign for commercial work.

Calling for a commercial roofer that works your area. Before winter, they’d like to walk your flat roofs with you and put a written number in your hand. Would a site visit next week suit?

Calling for a local HVAC contractor. They’d like to look over your rooftop units before the season turns and leave you a plan for the year. Fifteen minutes on site?

Calling for a paving contractor near you. If the lot needs sealing or striping this spring, they’d like to walk it with you and quote it in writing before the season fills.

Calling for a grounds company that already works your area. They’d like to see the property before next year’s contracts go out. Would a walk-through suit?

Calling for a commercial cleaning company nearby. They’d like to walk the building with you and price a schedule that fits how the space is actually used.

Calling for a managed IT firm that supports offices like yours. They’d like a short visit to see how things are set up and what would make it simpler to run.
Painting, plumbing, electrical and exterior cleaning too. If a meeting is worth $300 to you, we can fill your calendar with them. In real estate? See Data for real estate →
“If the meeting doesn’t happen, you don’t pay for it. That’s the whole deal.”
- Meeting bookedOn your calendar, confirmed in writing
- Reminder sentTo the prospect, before the time
- You’re askedShown or no-show, after it happens
- Asked againInside your 72 hours
- Counts as shownOnly then does it bill. No-show: $0
Simple process.
Real meetings.
You tell us who you want to meet once. We handle everything between that and the handshake.

See your pipeline as it moves.
Log in any time: the calls, the conversations and every meeting booked, with notes from the call.

Four panels of the dashboard, explained.
Simple pricing.
No surprises.
Two ways in. No setup fee, no per-lead fees, no minimum.
It’s Friday. This week’s statements go out today, for the meetings that happened.
We make the calls and put qualified meetings on your calendar. Rate locked for 90 days. Cancel anytime.
Get startedYour numbers, your arithmetic. Move the sliders.
Permits pulled, homes just sold and a call list for your trade, in the towns you pick. Cancel anytime.
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Side by side.

Spring work gets booked in winter.
Many property managers plan next year’s outside work over the winter. Get on their calendar now, before the quotes go out.
Get startedA calling floor, built by a contractor.
DialPipeline started inside PHAÖRA, a Massachusetts hardscape company that fills its own schedule by phone.
The same floor now books meetings for contractors in other trades: real callers, real conversations, and a bill that only counts the meetings that happened.
Before you ask.
What does DialPipeline do?
We call the businesses you sell to and put qualified sales meetings on your calendar: property managers, owners and facility teams, the people who sign for commercial work. You pay only for the meetings that actually happen.
How much does a meeting cost?
$300 per meeting that happens. No setup fee, no per-lead fees, no minimum. Your rate is locked for 90 days, and you can cancel anytime.
What counts as a meeting?
A qualified sales meeting on your calendar, confirmed in writing, in your own meeting room by video or phone. You choose who qualifies: the decision-maker, the project, the area. What the prospect told us on the call comes with it.
What if nobody shows?
You owe $0. After each meeting you have 72 hours to mark it shown or no-show, and we remind you twice. Only shown meetings go on the invoice.
How am I billed?
One statement each Friday, only for meetings that happened. Anything you dispute waits until it is settled.
Which trades do you book meetings for?
Trades that sell to businesses: roofing, HVAC, paving and sealcoating, landscaping and grounds, commercial cleaning, and IT and managed services. Painting, plumbing, electrical and exterior cleaning too. The prospects are yours, never resold to anyone else.
How do I get started?
A 3-minute setup call. Our assistant asks five questions: what you do, where you work, who you sell to, your email, and meetings or Data. Then your account goes in for approval.
Where can I see the buyers in my area?
The Commercial Property Market Map counts associations, commercial owners, property management firms and commercial parcels by county and town, from public property records.
Your next meeting is
one call away.
Three minutes on the phone today. Meetings on your calendar after that, and you only pay for the ones that happen.
Get startedLet’s build your pipeline.
Pick a time, then tell us about your business. Our assistant calls you for about three minutes, then your account goes in for approval. You get a text and an email with the next step.
The call is recorded so your answers are on file.

You’re booked.

Good on the phone? Get paid for it.
Our callers work remote, from a list built for them, with the script on screen.
No résumé and no interview. Your tryout is four live sales calls against an AI that grades you.
Take the tryout