Outsource client acquisitionA steady flow of new clients
Imagine: a full-time new business specialist who takes charge of the complete journey from first contact to first order. You keep the overview, while your client acquisition no longer depends on random gaps in your calendar.
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What a new business specialist does for you
How much does it cost to get
outsource client acquisition?
A freelance acquisition professional is usually available 16 hours a week and an agency often only puts in 8 hours a week, while at Remote Opus you get a full-time new business specialist who works 40 hours a week for you, for a fixed fee from 895 euros per month.
| Freelancer | Agency | Opus | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hours p/week | 16 hours | 8 hours | 40 hours |
| Monthly amount | € 1,550 | € 1,350 | € 895 |
Your new business specialist is fully onboarded into your market, proposition and sales process and works 40 hours a week exclusively for your company. Because there is time left, he or she can also take on account management or quote follow-up, so you get more than just new contacts.
Why client acquisition outsourced?
Acquisition squeezed in between existing clients and internal tasks quickly falls behind. A specialist who is responsible for it full-time builds a consistent and repeatable process for structural growth.
Growth that doesn't depend on chance
While you focus on current clients, your new business specialist continuously builds new relationships, no matter how busy the rest of your team is.
Experiences of clients
who outsourced their growth
All our specialists are trained in AI
Every Opus specialist works with the latest AI tools every day. That way you optimize your processes, run your business more efficiently and get more work done in the same amount of time. You don't just get better acquisition results, you make your entire way of working smarter and faster.
- Smarter and faster processes through AI
- More efficient business operations
- More work done in the same time
Your team, worldwide
We have offices worldwide where international top talent works for your company. Every specialist becomes fully immersed in your organization, while we take care of the daily floor management at our offices.
Frequently asked questions about
Outsource client acquisition
A full-time new business specialist at Remote Opus costs a fixed fee from 895 euros per month. No agency fees and no long-term contracts.
Within about 14 days, we match you with a specialist, who then gets straight to work on your client acquisition.
Yes, the specialist becomes part of your team and you manage him or her directly. In the background we take care of the coaching, contracts and payroll administration.
You'll see a growing number of new client contacts and appointments, with clear reporting on progress. First results are often visible within a few weeks.
Yes, think of account management, quote follow-up or customer research.
Mainly on new clients, but by arrangement your specialist can also revive dormant relationships if that fits your growth goals.
Yes, your specialist works with tools such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive and Exact Online, or with the CRM you already use.
Ready to scale?
Post your job for free today and we will match you with international top talent. You only pay when you hire someone.
Directly schedule your introduction
Pick a time that suits you. We'll discuss your growth goals and how to structurally bring in new clients for you.
This is how your new business specialist tackles it
A structured journey in three steps, from defining your target audience to a new client relationship.
Map out market and target audience
Your specialist maps out which companies best fit your proposition and current clients.
Actively approach and follow up
Through the channels that fit your market, your specialist makes contact and follows up on interest in a structured way.
Hand over towards a deal
As soon as a prospect is ready for an offer, your specialist hands over the contact or supports in closing the deal.
