Be Leaded vs Belkins: price, contract, and channels compared

Belkins pricing

Belkins pricing, checked October 27, 2026, is published as plan names. The pricing page lists Growth and Growth Plus, along with For small business and Enterprise. Ask Belkins for the fee on the plan you want, in writing.

The Belkins vs Callbox post describes a six month agreement. Enterprise terms are custom.

What the monthly program costs

Programs start from $2,000 a month. That fee covers sending domains, inboxes, warmup, list work, sequences, and a weekly report. The channels inside the fee are email and LinkedIn. Calling is quoted separately. Ad spend, and any voice minutes, are passed through at cost, on top of the fee. Line items sit on our pricing page. The exact figure follows a 30-minute scoping call.

At a glance

Belkins facts come from Belkins' own pages, opened October 27, 2026. Be Leaded facts come from this site. Prices change, so confirm both on a call before you sign.

Contract and commitment

The Belkins vs Callbox post describes a six month agreement with a three month checkpoint, and meeting projections written into the contract. The lead generation pricing post says premium agencies like Belkins charge 6 to 12 months upfront. Enterprise contract terms are custom.

Be Leaded writes the term into the scope before signature. We do not promise a number of demos. Ask both firms how a qualified meeting is defined, and what happens when the calendar and that definition disagree.

Channels

Belkins sets channels by plan, and its pricing page lists what each plan includes.

Be Leaded runs email and LinkedIn. Calling is quoted separately. Copy waits for your approval before the first send. When a buyer says yes, the meeting goes on your calendar. How a meeting is qualified is on the B2B appointment setting page, and the sending setup is on the cold email agency page.

Launch and volume

Most programs go live in about three weeks. After that, warmup is finished first, and you sign off on the opening sequence before any mail leaves. Target up to 25,000 new contacts a month. Those names sit on domains kept apart from the company domain. Capacity is 400K+ emails a day, and the delivery rate across programs is 99%.

Where Belkins is the better pick

Belkins is the safer choice in some cases, and we would rather say so.

• You want a named plan from a large, long running firm.
• You would rather pay per appointment.

Who should pick which

A midsize team comparing multichannel outbound can use the two lists below. On the Be Leaded list the included channels are email and LinkedIn. Calling is quoted separately.

Pick Belkins if

• You want meeting projections written into the contract.
• Brand size matters to your buying committee.

Pick Be Leaded if

• You want to read and approve every sequence before it sends.
• You want a person to answer replies before that business day ends.
• You want email and LinkedIn. Calling is quoted separately.
• You want to keep the list and the reply threads when you stop. You own the list and every reply.
• You are a small or midsize team.

Questions to ask either firm

1. What is the monthly fee, the term, and the notice period, in writing?
2. How is a qualified meeting defined, and who decides when one does not count?
3. Which domains send the mail, and is the main domain ever used?
4. Who reads and answers replies, and how fast?
5. Who keeps the contact list and the reply threads when the work stops?

FAQ

What to do next

Run the five questions above with both firms and put the answers on one sheet. If copy you approve and a list you keep sound right, book a 30-minute call with the founder, or email sales@beleaded.com. For a wider set of firms, read Belkins alternatives. What a program includes is on the pricing page.