How much does Belkins cost?

Belkins publish one dollar figure on their own site: "The average starter price: from $5,000", which appears on their appointment setting page and their LinkedIn lead generation page (checked 26 September 2026). Note what it does not say: no billing period is attached to that figure, so treat anyone quoting it as a flat monthly price with caution, including us. Their actual pricing page carries no dollar figures at all, only four tiers described by annual appointment volume. On the appointment setting page the starter figure sits alongside 1,500 leads per month, 3 outreach channels and 100 guaranteed appointments per year, so ask them to confirm the period and the inclusions in writing.

Does Belkins do LinkedIn lead generation on its own?

Not as a standalone channel. Their LinkedIn lead generation page states plainly that "To get the most out of your LinkedIn strategy, we always reinforce it with at least cold emails and calls" (checked 26 September 2026). That is a considered position rather than a shortcoming: for many buyers, layering email and calling on top of LinkedIn genuinely does lift booked meetings. It only becomes a problem if your buyers are reachable on LinkedIn and nowhere else, or if you already have email and calling covered in-house and only want the LinkedIn layer bought in.

What is the difference between WeeGrow and Belkins?

Scope and shape. Belkins are an established omnichannel appointment setting agency: email, calling, voicemail, SMS and WhatsApp, LinkedIn and paid ads, sold in tiers defined by how many appointments you want in a year, with a published starting figure of from $5,000. WeeGrow are LinkedIn-first and smaller: LinkedIn opens the conversation, email and calling follow it up, pricing is scoped per engagement after a free audit, and you work directly with the people running your campaigns. Belkins buy you breadth and a committed volume number. We buy you depth in one channel and direct access.

Are Belkins reviews a reliable way to judge them?

Reviews are useful, but read them for fit rather than for a score. Check that the reviewer bought the same service you are buying, because an appointment setting review tells you little about the LinkedIn layer, and check the date, because agency delivery teams change faster than review pages do. Be wary of ranked lists of best lead generation companies, since a large share of them are published by agencies that appear in their own rankings. The most useful thing you can do is ask any agency for two references in your own segment and deal size, then actually call them.

What are the best Belkins alternatives?

It depends on what pushed you to look. If the starter figure is the issue, Cleverly publish a lower entry price for LinkedIn outreach and we compare ourselves with them on a separate page. If you want a managed go-to-market programme, CIENCE publish pricing on their own site. Martal Group sell tiered outsourced sales teams, though they publish no dollar figure anywhere, so you will have to ask. If the issue is that you only want LinkedIn, look for agencies that will sell you that single channel without insisting on the full omnichannel stack.

Which should I choose, WeeGrow or Belkins?

Choose Belkins if you want several outbound channels from one vendor, want a committed annual appointment number to point at internally, need SOC 2 or ISO evidence in procurement, or are comfortable starting at the $5,000 figure they publish. Choose WeeGrow if LinkedIn is where your buyers genuinely are and you want that channel run deeply rather than as one line in a stack, if you want a scoped quote and a named team instead of a tier, and if you want to own the domains, data and sequences at the end. We would rather you bought the right thing than bought from us.

Comparison

WeeGrow vs Belkins:an honest comparison

Short answer

If you want LinkedIn on its own, Belkins will not sell you that. Their LinkedIn page says they “always reinforce it with at least cold emails and calls”. Belkins are an omnichannel appointment setting agency, and the only figure they publish is “from $5,000” with no billing period attached to it. WeeGrow are LinkedIn-first and scope each engagement after a free audit. Pick Belkins if you want breadth across email, calling, SMS, LinkedIn and paid ads with a committed annual appointment number. Pick us if LinkedIn is the channel your buyers actually live on and you want it run deeply.

Written by WeeGrow, so read it with that in mind. Every Belkins fact on this page comes from belkins.io and was checked on 26 September 2026, across their home page, pricing page, appointment setting page and LinkedIn lead generation page. Belkins is a trademark of its owner; it is named here for factual comparison only.

At a glance

Channel focus: LinkedIn-firstOmnichannel
LinkedIn standalone: YesAlways with email and calls
Published entry figure: Scoped quoteFrom $5,000, period not stated
Volume commitment: Process, not a numberAnnual appointment targets
You own the assets: YesNot stated

Belkinspublished on their site

“The average starter price: from $5,000”

Source: belkins.io/appointment-setting, checked 26 September 2026. The same figure appears on their LinkedIn page. It is the only dollar figure on their site, and no billing period is attached to it.

01Side by side

Where the two actually differ

Everything in the right-hand column is taken from belkins.io and nowhere else. Where their site is silent, the cell says so rather than guessing. That is deliberate: most of the numbers floating around for this agency come from third-party listicles, not from Belkins.

	WeeGrow	Belkins
Primary focus	LinkedIn-first. LinkedIn opens the conversation, email and calling finish it.	Omnichannel appointment setting. Their home page lists cold email outreach, cold and intent calling, voicemails, SMS and WhatsApp, LinkedIn lead generation and paid advertising.
LinkedIn on its own	Yes. It is the channel we lead with, and it can be the whole engagement.	No. Their LinkedIn page states they "always reinforce it with at least cold emails and calls" (checked 26 September 2026).
Published entry figure	None published. You get a written scope and a price after a free audit. No setup fees.	"The average starter price: from $5,000" on their appointment setting and LinkedIn pages. No billing period is stated next to it (checked 26 September 2026).
What sits beside that figure	The scope itself: target list, channels, sequence volume, who runs it and what you get each week.	On the appointment setting page the starter figure sits with 1,500 leads per month, 3 outreach channels and 100 guaranteed appointments per year.
Pricing page	A cost explainer with market ranges, not a rate card. We quote per engagement.	A tiered pricing page with no dollar figures on it: Growth (100+ yearly appointments), Growth Plus (200+), For Small Business (30+) and Enterprise.
Who delivers the work	A small team you speak to directly. The people running the campaigns are the people on your calls.	A dedicated SDR and account manager on the main tiers. The small business tier is described as delivered through partnering agencies from the Belkins ecosystem.
Volume commitment	No annual appointment number is promised. We commit to the process, the reporting and the qualification bar.	Annual appointment targets are published per tier, and the appointment setting page uses the word guaranteed.
Compliance posture	Not published. Ask us and we will answer in writing.	SOC 2 and ISO are listed under the Enterprise tier on their pricing page.
Who owns the assets	You do. Domains, data, sequences and CRM records stay yours at the end.	Not stated on their site.

02Belkins pricing

What Belkins pricing tells you, and what “from $5,000” does not

It is a floor, not a price. The word doing the work in that sentence is “from”, and the figure is described as an average starter price, which means real quotes land above it and below it. More importantly, no billing period is printed next to it. You will find plenty of blog posts asserting that Belkins costs $5,000 a month. Their own site does not say that, and we are not going to say it for them.

Their actual pricing page carries no dollar figures at all. It describes four tiers by annual appointment volume: Growth at 100+ yearly appointments, Growth Plus at 200+, a small business option at 30+ delivered through partnering agencies in their ecosystem, and Enterprise with customisation, integrations, dedicated support and SOC 2 and ISO compliance. Every tier is said to include a full sales audit and strategy mapping, total addressable market calculation and buyer profile refinement.

So the honest read is this: Belkins price by outcome volume, and the public figure exists to filter out buyers who are shopping at a few hundred dollars a month. That is a reasonable way to run an agency. It just means the figure alone cannot be compared with anyone else's until you have asked two questions: per what period, and for what scope.

Three questions before you compare any quote

01Per what period? A starter figure with no period is not yet a price. Get it in writing as monthly, quarterly or annual before you model anything.
02For what scope? The Belkins appointment setting page pairs the starter figure with 1,500 leads per month, 3 outreach channels and 100 guaranteed appointments per year. Any comparison quote needs the same three lines filled in.
03What counts as a meeting? Every agency selling appointments has a definition. Ask for it, ask what happens to no-shows, and ask what happens if the annual number is missed.

For context on where that sits in the market: done-for-you agencies typically run $1,500 to $5,000+ per month, freelancers $500 to $1,500, software $50 to $150 per seat, and an in-house SDR costs roughly $5,500 to $8,500 per month fully loaded on market estimates. We break all of that down in our B2B lead generation cost guide and, for this channel specifically, in our LinkedIn lead generation pricing breakdown. WeeGrow does not publish a rate card, because the honest answer depends on your list size, your deal size and how much of the work you already do in house. You get a scoped quote after a free audit.

03The channel question

The single fact that decides this for most buyers

Belkins are explicit about their method. On their LinkedIn lead generation page they write that “To get the most out of your LinkedIn strategy, we always reinforce it with at least cold emails and calls”, and upon request they will add paid ads, account-based marketing and SMS. Their home page lists the full stack: cold email outreach, cold and intent calling, voicemails, SMS and WhatsApp, LinkedIn lead generation and paid advertising.

Take that at face value, because it is not a caveat buried in a footer, it is their stated approach. If you want LinkedIn bought as a discrete service, perhaps because you already run email in house, or because your compliance team will not authorise cold calling, or because your buyers simply do not answer unknown numbers, then the omnichannel model is not a match for what you are trying to buy. That is the most decision-relevant thing on this page.

It is also worth saying that their position has merit. Layering channels genuinely does lift booked meetings for a lot of companies, particularly where deal sizes are large enough to justify the cost per contact. If you want that full stack bought from one vendor with a committed annual number, Belkins are a credible choice and we would tell you so. Our own B2B appointment setting service exists for buyers who want that breadth from a smaller team, but we lead with LinkedIn lead generation rather than treating it as one line item among six.

Which one fits your shape, and what to ask before you sign

Your situation	What to press on	Likelier fit
LinkedIn is the only channel your buyers actually use	Ask whether LinkedIn can be bought on its own, and what the scope becomes if you decline email and calling.	WeeGrow. Belkins state they always reinforce LinkedIn with at least cold emails and calls.
You want a committed number of booked meetings across a year	Ask what the guarantee actually covers, how a meeting is defined, and what happens if the number is missed.	Belkins. They publish annual appointment targets per tier and use the word guaranteed.
Your budget is under roughly $2,000 a month	Ask for the billing period behind any starter figure before you compare anything.	Neither publishes a figure you can test against a monthly budget. Belkins publish "from $5,000" with no billing period attached, and we publish no starter figure at all. At that level you are at the floor of the done-for-you agency band of $1,500 to $5,000+ a month, so weigh both against the freelancer band of $500 to $1,500.
Procurement needs SOC 2 or ISO evidence	Ask for the certification scope and the report date, not just the badge.	Belkins. Their pricing page lists SOC 2 and ISO under the Enterprise tier.
You are a lean team hunting the cheapest managed option	Ask which company will actually do the work and who your day to day contact is.	Read carefully. The Belkins small business tier is delivered through partnering agencies in their ecosystem, so ask which agency.
Deal sizes above roughly $50k with a long buying committee	Ask how many touches per account, across how many people, and who writes them.	Either can work. Belkins sell account-based marketing as a channel; we run account-based sequencing inside LinkedIn.
You want to keep the domains, data and sequences afterwards	Ask for asset ownership in writing before you sign, not at the offboarding call.	WeeGrow. Ownership stays with you by default. Belkins do not publish a position on this.

04Belkins reviews

How to read Belkins reviews, and any agency reviews, without being sold to

Belkins have a long review trail and an industry profile to match, which is genuinely useful. The trap is reading a star rating as though it answers your question. It rarely does, because the reviewer almost never bought the same thing you are about to buy.

The other habit worth building is checking whether a published number carries a sample size. Belkins do both. Their LinkedIn service page advertises an 11.8% average reply rate and an up to 70% higher connection acceptance rate with no sample stated, which is ordinary marketing copy. Their research work, by contrast, is properly sized and is some of the better public data in this category: 26% connection acceptance, a 7.2% reply rate counted as replies per message sent across 15.1 million contacts, and a finding that connection requests sent without a note were accepted 27.6% of the time against 25.3% with a note, across 11.5 million requests.

For a second reference point, Expandi measured 28.5% acceptance across 13,218,869 requests, and a 10.4% reply rate across 6,730,447 messages, again counted as replies per message sent. Expandi also report an acceptance range of 17.5% to 40.1%, and it is worth being precise about what that range is: it is the spread between industries, not the spread between individual senders, so it tells you where your sector tends to sit rather than how well any one campaign is targeted. Sized numbers like these are what you should be benchmarking a proposal against, whoever you end up hiring. You can model what that means for your own pipeline in our ROI calculator.

A five minute review audit

Did the reviewer buy the same service? An appointment setting review tells you little about the LinkedIn layer.
How old is it? Agency delivery teams turn over faster than review pages get refreshed.
Is it the same segment and deal size as yours? A $4k ACV review does not predict a $200k committee sale.
Who published the ranked list? A large share of best agency lists are written by agencies that appear on them.
Does any quoted statistic carry a sample size and a date? If not, it is marketing, not evidence.
Ask for two references in your own segment, then actually ring them. It beats every review site.

05Honest fit

We would rather you picked right than picked us

Pick Belkins if

You want email, calling, voicemail, SMS, LinkedIn and paid ads bought from one vendor
You want a committed annual appointment number you can point at internally
Procurement needs SOC 2 or ISO evidence before it will sign anything
A starting point from $5,000, the figure they publish, is comfortable and you want scale behind it
You want the vendor to own channel strategy end to end rather than plug into yours

Pick WeeGrow if

You want LinkedIn run properly as its own channel, not as one line in a stack
You already run email or calling in house and only want the LinkedIn layer bought in
You want a scoped quote and a named team rather than a tier and a volume target
You want every reply handled and qualified before it reaches your calendar
You want to own the domains, data and sequences we build with you

Where we are the wrong answer. If your buyers are not meaningfully active on LinkedIn, we are not the right call and a multi-channel shop will serve you better. If you need a contractual number of meetings per year to justify the spend internally, we do not sell that; we commit to the process, the reporting and the qualification bar instead. If you need a vendor with a formal compliance certification on file, ask us first, because we do not publish one. And if you want the cheapest possible managed option, a freelancer at $500 to $1,500 a month will beat both of us on price, with the trade-offs that implies.

WeeGrow is done with you, not done for you. That distinction is the whole model: your team stays in the loop, the systems get built inside your stack, and you keep them. WeeGrow is led by Asfand, who has 8+ years leading B2B sales, most recently as Head of Corporate Sales at InvoZone, with $30M+ in cumulative closed revenue, enterprise deals up to $3M+, and experience across SaaS, technology, fintech, healthcare and telecom. If you want to see how the same honesty reads against a different competitor, we have written up WeeGrow vs Cleverly as well.

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06FAQ

WeeGrow vs Belkins, answered

Belkins publish one dollar figure on their own site: "The average starter price: from $5,000", which appears on their appointment setting page and their LinkedIn lead generation page (checked 26 September 2026). Note what it does not say: no billing period is attached to that figure, so treat anyone quoting it as a flat monthly price with caution, including us. Their actual pricing page carries no dollar figures at all, only four tiers described by annual appointment volume. On the appointment setting page the starter figure sits alongside 1,500 leads per month, 3 outreach channels and 100 guaranteed appointments per year, so ask them to confirm the period and the inclusions in writing.
Not as a standalone channel. Their LinkedIn lead generation page states plainly that "To get the most out of your LinkedIn strategy, we always reinforce it with at least cold emails and calls" (checked 26 September 2026). That is a considered position rather than a shortcoming: for many buyers, layering email and calling on top of LinkedIn genuinely does lift booked meetings. It only becomes a problem if your buyers are reachable on LinkedIn and nowhere else, or if you already have email and calling covered in-house and only want the LinkedIn layer bought in.
Scope and shape. Belkins are an established omnichannel appointment setting agency: email, calling, voicemail, SMS and WhatsApp, LinkedIn and paid ads, sold in tiers defined by how many appointments you want in a year, with a published starting figure of from $5,000. WeeGrow are LinkedIn-first and smaller: LinkedIn opens the conversation, email and calling follow it up, pricing is scoped per engagement after a free audit, and you work directly with the people running your campaigns. Belkins buy you breadth and a committed volume number. We buy you depth in one channel and direct access.
Reviews are useful, but read them for fit rather than for a score. Check that the reviewer bought the same service you are buying, because an appointment setting review tells you little about the LinkedIn layer, and check the date, because agency delivery teams change faster than review pages do. Be wary of ranked lists of best lead generation companies, since a large share of them are published by agencies that appear in their own rankings. The most useful thing you can do is ask any agency for two references in your own segment and deal size, then actually call them.
It depends on what pushed you to look. If the starter figure is the issue, Cleverly publish a lower entry price for LinkedIn outreach and we compare ourselves with them on a separate page. If you want a managed go-to-market programme, CIENCE publish pricing on their own site. Martal Group sell tiered outsourced sales teams, though they publish no dollar figure anywhere, so you will have to ask. If the issue is that you only want LinkedIn, look for agencies that will sell you that single channel without insisting on the full omnichannel stack.
Choose Belkins if you want several outbound channels from one vendor, want a committed annual appointment number to point at internally, need SOC 2 or ISO evidence in procurement, or are comfortable starting at the $5,000 figure they publish. Choose WeeGrow if LinkedIn is where your buyers genuinely are and you want that channel run deeply rather than as one line in a stack, if you want a scoped quote and a named team instead of a tier, and if you want to own the domains, data and sequences at the end. We would rather you bought the right thing than bought from us.