Who wrote this, and how. I run outbound for B2B clients, so I compete with the agencies on these pages. The facts come from each agency's own website, checked in September 2026. There are no star ratings or review counts, because I could not verify them first hand.
In short
memoryBlue, founded in 2002 in Tysons, Virginia, runs SDR programmes with reps it recruits and trains itself. Clients can hire those reps into their own team. It publishes no commercial terms.
At a glance
| Headquarters | Tysons, Virginia, US |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2002 |
| Pricing | Not published |
| Channels | outbound SDR and BDR prospecting, demand generation, SEO and PPC, content |
| Delivery model | Recruit, train and deploy |
| How they describe themselves | "We Don't Just Book Meetings. We Build Revenue." |
How they charge
Nothing about the commercial model is published. The structure comes from a sales conversation.
What they offer
A training academy behind the reps, and an open expectation that clients may hire them, so the programme can double as a pipeline for your own SDR team.
Worth asking before you sign
Ask which languages and markets they run for your campaign specifically, and what it costs to hire a rep at the end.
Markets and coverage
Homepage counters claim '30+ Languages' and '107 Countries', with support 'across LATAM, EMEA and APAC'. The About page says the team can 'speak in 20+ languages'.
Who it suits
High-tech and public sector companies that want an SDR programme which can also feed their own hiring.
Who should look elsewhere
Teams that want to buy meetings rather than build a function, or need published terms for internal approval.
Other agencies buyers compare
Three things sort a shortlist faster than a feature list: whether the agency publishes a price, which channels it actually runs, and whether it covers your market.
| Agency | Pricing | Channels | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belkins | Not published | cold email, LinkedIn, omnichannel outbound | US appointment setting |
| CIENCE | Published | cold email, cold calling, LinkedIn | Itemised pricing, SDRs by region |
| Cleverly | Published | LinkedIn, cold email, cold calling | LinkedIn led, published plans |
| Callbox | Published | cold calling, cold email, LinkedIn | Multi-region, phone led |
| Martal Group | Not published | cold email, LinkedIn, cold calling | Onshore reps, pilot first |
| SalesRoads | Published | cold calling, cold email | US, phone led, cancel anytime |
See all 12 agencies side by side, including how each one charges.
How I work, for comparison
I'm a GTM consultant based in Riga. I run cold email and LinkedIn as one motion for B2B companies, and I do the targeting, the offer and the copy myself.
- Consulting and fractional GTM from EUR 2990 a month, published and month to month. Done-for-you outbound runs through my agency, Shipyard GTM.
- A flat monthly fee. Nothing is priced per meeting.
- You keep the domains, the lists and the playbook when we stop.
I'm a good fit if you sell B2B into Europe or the US and want one person accountable for the whole thing. I'm not the right fit if your deal size can't carry a four figure monthly fee, or if you need a large team on the phones. Pricing has the detail.
Frequently asked
How much does memoryBlue cost?
Nothing about the commercial model is published. The structure comes from a sales conversation.
Who is memoryBlue a good fit for?
High-tech and public sector companies that want an SDR programme which can also feed their own hiring.
When is memoryBlue the wrong choice?
Teams that want to buy meetings rather than build a function, or need published terms for internal approval.
Where does the information on this page come from?
I run outbound for B2B clients, so I compete with the agencies on these pages. The facts come from each agency's own website, checked in September 2026. There are no star ratings or review counts, because I could not verify them first hand.