SalesHive

★★★★★

Outsourced SDR shop with US and offshore callers plus AI-assisted email.

TL;DR

Large outsourced SDR agency serving mid-market and enterprise B2B. Offers US-based and Philippines-based callers, proprietary AI-assisted email ("eMod"), list building, and appointment setting. Typical package blends email and calling; pricing runs roughly $4.5K–$12K/month depending on SDR location and channel mix. Month-to-month contracts are available. The homepage currently shows logos (Shopify, Siemens, Otter.ai) but no attributed customer testimonials — ask for named references before signing.

What customers have said

SalesHive doesn't publish named testimonials, but their case-studies page lists aggregate wins. Highlights at the time of this review: Digital Transformation Consulting — 268 meetings over 20 months, 64 SQOs, $8.3M pipeline generated. Boutique Management Consulting — 214 meetings over 20 months, 87 SQOs, $4.3M pipeline generated. Manufacturing Operations SaaS — 238 meetings in 14 months, 96 SQOs, 19 new closed-won logos. RegTech Compliance SaaS — 236 meetings in 14 months, 72 SQOs, 38% meeting-to-opportunity conversion. B2B Revenue Analytics SaaS — 104 meetings in 6 months, 47 SQOs, $1.6M pipeline generated. Cloud UCaaS Platform — 42 meetings in 3 months, 24 SQOs, 78% meeting show rate. Healthcare Workflow MedTech SaaS — 32 meetings in 3 months, 68% of those with director-level+ decision makers. Real-Time Logistics SaaS — 32 meetings in 3 months, 14 new opportunities, 46% email open rate. If you've worked with SalesHive, add a comment below with your own numbers and vertical — named, first-hand data is more useful than the anonymized case studies.

Things to watch out for

Aggregate claims like "121K+ meetings booked" and "68% open rates" are across their entire book, not your vertical. Ask for open/reply/meeting rates from accounts with your ACV and sales cycle. Only three detailed case studies are public, with widely varying outcomes. Industry-match matters a lot here — request a case study that looks like your business. "Risk-free" month-to-month messaging is marketing language. Clarify in writing: ramp-up costs, what happens to contact lists and campaign infrastructure if you cancel, and whether there are early-termination fees during the initial ramp. The dedicated-team model (strategist + SDR + inbox responder + ops) sounds great on paper. Ask which of those roles is actually 1:1 with your account versus shared across multiple clients. Offshore SDR pricing is cheaper but accent and time-zone fit matter for some buyers. Ask to listen to recorded calls from that team before choosing the cheaper tier.

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