Tired of IT leads that don’t fit?
A one-time printer repair request isn’t the same opportunity as a business that needs ongoing IT support. Generic lead generation can leave your team sorting through conversations that were never a good fit.
Why you pay only for meetings held
I don’t ask you to pay for promises. You pay only when an ICP decision-maker actually joins the meeting, measured against criteria we both sign before launch. If the meeting doesn’t happen, you don’t pay.
Jacopo Vannucci, founder · You work directly with me
Stop chasing generic IT leads. Start conversations with businesses that match your ideal managed services clients.
Built specifically for MSPs
Targeting and messaging built around businesses that fit managed IT services.
Qualified decision-maker meetings
Every meeting is checked against the criteria you agree on before launch.
Pay per qualified, held meeting
The per-meeting fee applies only when a qualified meeting actually takes place.
Most MSP owners don’t need another spreadsheet full of names. They need conversations with businesses that make sense for their managed services model.
A one-time printer repair request isn’t the same opportunity as a business that needs ongoing IT support. Generic lead generation can leave your team sorting through conversations that were never a good fit.
Word of mouth can bring excellent clients, but you can’t control when the next referral arrives. A structured outbound process gives your MSP another way to start relevant business conversations.
Researching companies, finding contacts, running outreach, following up and scheduling meetings takes time. We run that process, so you can focus on the conversations.
Not every business is a potential managed IT client. So we don’t start with a generic list and hope for the best. We start with the companies your MSP wants to work with, then build the outbound around finding and reaching the decision-makers at businesses that fit your agreed criteria.
Volume first.
Measured by How many leads.
Fit first, then volume.
Measured by Qualified meetings held.
A four-step method built around the kinds of managed IT clients your MSP wants to win. It’s called HeldProof because a meeting only counts once it has actually been held. You define the client and run the meetings. We run everything in between.
We start by learning what your ideal managed IT client looks like. Together, we define the industries, company sizes, locations, buyer roles and qualification criteria that fit your services, and you sign off on them in writing before launch.
We research matching businesses and their decision-makers, write the outreach you approve, and run the outbound conversations for you, from separate sending domains, never your company domain.
We check every potential meeting against your agreed criteria before we schedule it. The goal is to put your team in conversations that are relevant to the services you sell.
We put qualified conversations on your calendar, each with a short brief, and verify that they actually take place. The per-meeting fee applies only when the agreed qualification and attendance requirements are met. No-shows are followed up and rebooked where possible.
Fits the agreed criteria, so the meeting goes on your calendar
No-show? We try to rebook it. Never billed.
Illustrative example.
Before step 01: a 30-min intro call with Jacopo, then a second call on what counts as a meeting held, pricing and terms. If you go ahead, step 01 is onboarding, 02 the launch, 03 and 04 the meetings on your calendar. Read the full process.
See if we’re a fitEvery billable meeting has to meet clear criteria, agreed in writing before launch. A calendar invite on its own doesn’t count.
A person with a real role in the company’s IT or vendor decisions attends the meeting.
The company matches your agreed targeting and qualification requirements: industry, size and location, with none of the disqualifiers.
The qualified decision-maker joins the scheduled sales conversation with you or whoever runs your sales calls.
If the prospect doesn’t show up, or the meeting doesn’t meet the agreed criteria, there’s no per-meeting charge.
No monthly retainer. You pay per qualified meeting that actually happens, at a price agreed in writing before launch.
Per qualified meeting that takes place
Your exact price per meeting is agreed in writing on the second call, before launch and before you commit to anything. It depends on your average MRR per client, your contract length, how narrow your ICP is and how hard your market is to reach. It has to make sense against what a new client is worth to you.
Discuss your MSP’s growth goalsWe follow up and try to rebook. A rebooked meeting becomes billable only once it actually happens.
We check it against the written criteria. If it doesn’t fit, you don’t pay for it.
We never send from your company domain. Campaigns run on separate domains and inboxes we set up and warm.
Once you’re a client, we don’t take on a competing MSP targeting the same service area.
What we don’t promise: a number of meetings, signed contracts or new revenue. After we’ve seen your ICP and your market, you get a realistic estimate, not a guarantee.
New MRR you want ÷ MRR per client ÷ close rate ÷ months. Change the numbers to see yours.
Each meeting held is worth about $22,500 in contract value. Can you personally book 3 qualified meetings a month while you also run service, handle escalations and keep your current clients happy?
Illustrative: these outputs come from the example inputs above, not from any client. The price per meeting held is given in writing on the second call.
Bring these numbers to the call. We’ll look at your market and tell you honestly what to expect. More on how pricing works.
Levante Leads is built for US-based managed service providers that want new business conversations beyond their referral network.
Hiring an in-house salesperson and working with an outsourced outbound partner are different approaches. The right choice depends on your MSP’s goals, resources and sales process.
Weighing it up? Should an MSP hire a salesperson or outsource? walks through both, and the MSP MRR calculator runs your numbers.
Levante Leads is run by its founder, Jacopo Vannucci. He takes every first call himself and works with each client directly, from onboarding to the meetings on your calendar.
Levante Leads works only with MSPs, and with one MSP per service area. The criteria for a billable meeting are agreed in writing before launch, and you approve every sequence before it goes out.
We believe appointment setting should be measured by the relevance of the conversations it creates, not by the number of names added to a spreadsheet.
Jacopo is HubSpot Academy Email Marketing Certified (segmentation, email design and deliverability), valid November 2026 to December 2028. Verify on HubSpot
Anything missing? Bring it to the call. More questions, each with its own page, are in the FAQ.
We help MSPs meet qualified business decision-makers through a fully managed outbound appointment-setting process. We handle research, outreach, qualification and meeting scheduling. Your team handles discovery, proposals and closing.
You pay per qualified meeting that actually takes place, and there’s no monthly agency retainer. Your exact price per meeting is agreed in writing on the second call, before launch, once we’ve seen your numbers.
The price depends on your average MRR per client, your contract length, how narrow your ICP is and how hard your market is to reach, because those decide what each meeting takes to earn and what it’s worth to you.
Yes, with a stricter bar: you pay per meeting held, not per appointment booked. Pay-per-appointment, pay-per-meeting, performance-based appointment setting: they all mean you pay for meetings instead of a retainer. The difference is what counts.
A booked appointment is a calendar invite. A held meeting is one a qualified decision-maker actually joins. Booked isn’t held, and only held meetings are billed. Some agencies call this pay per show or pay per attended appointment.
A meeting is billable only when all three are true: a relevant decision-maker attends, the company matches the qualification criteria we’ve agreed on, and the meeting actually happens.
There’s no per-meeting charge for a no-show. We follow up and try to rebook. A rebooked meeting becomes billable only once it actually happens.
Not necessarily. We focus on companies that fit your ideal managed IT client profile and set up relevant sales conversations with their decision-makers. We don’t claim every prospect is actively looking to replace their current provider.
No. We run prospecting, qualification and meeting scheduling. Your team runs the sales process and the closing. We don’t guarantee signed contracts or a set amount of recurring revenue.
No. We run the outbound prospecting and the meeting coordination. You tell us about your ideal clients, approve the messaging before it goes live and run the sales meetings.
Not before the new sending domains have had at least two weeks of warmup. We don’t skip that step: it protects deliverability. After launch, timing depends on your target market, how the outreach performs and how prospects respond. We’ll talk through realistic expectations for your market on the call.
Jacopo Vannucci, the founder. He takes the first call, and he’s the person you work with directly, from onboarding to the meetings on your calendar. You can reach him at jacopo@levanteleads.com.
There’s no retainer, so there’s no monthly fee to be locked into. We go through the written terms on the second call, after we’ve both agreed there’s a fit. Nothing is signed until you’ve seen every term in writing, including how long it runs, how it can end and who keeps the sending domains and inboxes, the prospect lists, the signed ICP document and the approved messaging.
Let’s find out whether the HeldProof™ Method fits your MSP. On a 30-minute call with Jacopo, we’ll talk about the managed IT clients you want, your target market and how the service works.
Pay per qualified, held meeting. No monthly retainer.
Your MRR math: you need meetings held a month. Bring that number to the call.