Who wrote this, and how. I run outbound for B2B clients myself, so every agency on this page is a competitor of mine. Treat this as one operator's read rather than an independent rating. Everything factual here comes from the vendor's own website, quoted where it matters. I have deliberately published no review scores or star ratings, because I could not verify most of them first hand and a wrong number attached to someone's company is not worth the page.
In short
SalesAR is a European delivery base that sells deliverability as its own service line, which is unusual and tells you where their competence sits.
At a glance
| Headquarters | Europe and US |
|---|---|
| Founded | Not published |
| Pricing | Not published |
| Channels | cold email, LinkedIn |
| Delivery model | Dedicated per-project team |
| How they describe themselves | "B2B Lead Generation Agency" |
How they charge
Packages described but not quantified. The pricing page carries no figures.
Where they are strong
Deliverability treated as a discipline rather than an afterthought, sold separately, which is the right instinct: it is the part that silently decides whether anything else works. Their own pricing page also publishes a client testimonial recording a zero percent conversion rate, which is genuinely unusual candour on a vendor-curated page.
The trade-off
Email and LinkedIn only, with no cold calling anywhere in the service list. That is the same shape as my own service, and it is a real constraint in phone-led markets and categories.
Markets and coverage
Europe-weighted with meaningful North American work. About page: '600+ projects in over 40 countries', broken out as '280 europe, 183 North America, 34 Asia'. Case studies include European market entry work. No language list is published.
Who it fits
B2B SaaS, IT and consulting companies selling into Europe and the US that want email and LinkedIn done properly and do not need phone.
When to look elsewhere
Markets and categories where the phone is still the primary channel.
Alternatives worth shortlisting
The useful comparison is rarely feature by feature. It is whether the vendor publishes a price, which channels they actually run, and whether they cover your market. Those three sort the list fast.
| Agency | Pricing | Channels | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belkins | Not published | cold email, LinkedIn, omnichannel outbound | US mid-market, omnichannel |
| CIENCE | Published | cold email, cold calling, LinkedIn | Itemised build plus flexible SDRs |
| Cleverly | Published | LinkedIn, cold email, cold calling | Cheapest entry, LinkedIn led |
| Callbox | Published | cold calling, cold email, LinkedIn | Multi-region, phone led |
| Martal Group | Not published | cold email, LinkedIn, cold calling | Senior onshore reps who close |
| SalesRoads | Not published | cold calling, cold email | US phone, cancel anytime |
| Hlib Storchak | Published | cold email, LinkedIn | Baltics to Nordics, one operator |
See all 13 agencies compared side by side, including how each one charges.
Where I fit, and when I do not
Founder led, from Vilnius. Cold email and LinkedIn as one motion, with the targeting and the offer fixed before anything sends. Published: consulting and fractional GTM from EUR 3,000 a month, done for you outbound from EUR 7,000 a month. Flat monthly fee, no per meeting pricing.
I am the right call when B2B teams selling into the Baltics, Nordics, wider Europe or the US who want one person accountable for the whole motion rather than a pod, and who want to keep the system afterwards.
I am the wrong call when If your deal size cannot support a four figure monthly retainer, if you need cold calling as the primary channel, or if you need a large vendor's bench, I am the wrong choice and I will say so on the call.
Frequently asked
How much does SalesAR cost?
Packages described but not quantified. The pricing page carries no figures.
Who is SalesAR a good fit for?
B2B SaaS, IT and consulting companies selling into Europe and the US that want email and LinkedIn done properly and do not need phone.
When is SalesAR the wrong choice?
Markets and categories where the phone is still the primary channel.
Is this review independent?
I run outbound for B2B clients myself, so every agency on this page is a competitor of mine. Treat this as one operator's read rather than an independent rating. Everything factual here comes from the vendor's own website, quoted where it matters. I have deliberately published no review scores or star ratings, because I could not verify most of them first hand and a wrong number attached to someone's company is not worth the page.
Why are there no star ratings on this page?
Because I could not verify most of them first hand. Review platforms block automated reading, and the figures circulating in other agencies' comparison articles disagree with each other. Publishing a number I cannot stand behind, attached to a named company, is not worth the page. What I can verify is what each vendor publishes about itself, so that is what this compares.