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The best fintech lead generation agencies, compared on published prices and pricing models as of October 2026, with fit by stage and where we are the wrong fit.
By Moe Alhosni · Published 1 November 2026 · 6 min read
Short answer: Choose the agency whose pricing matches the risk you can carry.
How this page was made. I'm Moe Alhosni and I run ROI Maximizer, which is one of the agencies listed here. Every competitor figure comes from the firm's own website, read on 31 October 2026 and linked. Where a firm doesn't publish something, I say so. I've also written down where we are the wrong choice.
This page is about B2B work only: agencies that book meetings between a fintech and the banks, insurers, asset managers, merchants or finance teams it sells to. It doesn't cover retail investor leads or consumer credit.
| Agency | Best for | Published price (as of October 2026) | Fintech on its own site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belkins | Fintechs that want proof in their own sector and a guaranteed appointment count | Starter "from $5,000": "1,500 leads/month", "3 outreach channels", "100 guaranteed appts/year", "3-month pilot period" | Fintech page covering "digital banking, embedded finance, insurtech, payments, and financial infrastructure" |
| Callbox | Fintechs that want calling and email from one pod | "$6,667 /mo" estimate per pod; exact price "after consultation" (pricing) | Fintech page with a campaign aimed at "CFO, VP of Finance, Head of Payments" |
| LeadHaste | Early-stage fintechs that want a managed email system at a fixed monthly fee | "$4,500/month + $1,000 one-time setup", "3-month start · then month-to-month" | A financial services page |
| Danish Lead Co | Fintechs selling to private equity, M&A or investment banking | "from $3,000 a month, one retainer, no per-lead fees and no setup fee" | Private equity and investment banking pages |
| Martal Group | Fintechs that want a fractional SDR team | No figure on its pricing page | A fintech lead generation page |
| ROI Maximizer (us) | Fintechs that want to pay only for held, qualified meetings, by cold email | Setup $1,000–$3,000, then $200–$500 per qualified meeting that took place, or a flat $5,000 a month | No fintech campaigns run yet |
Put every row on the same basis: what you pay in a month that books nothing.
To compare a retainer with a per-meeting price, divide the monthly fee by the number of meetings you honestly expect. Belkins' 100 guaranteed appointments a year comes to about eight a month. At $5,000 a month, that's roughly $600 an appointment, if the guarantee is met and the appointments pass your own qualification. The cost per meeting calculator does this sum for any quote.
These firms publish a price per meeting. None of them has a fintech-specific per-meeting offer. I checked each one on its own site on 29 October 2026.
| Agency | Per-meeting price, as published | What it bills |
|---|---|---|
| ScaliQ | "$99 to $499 per attended meeting", no setup fee | Attended meeting, booked through LinkedIn |
| SalesGent | "starts at $250/ qualified sales opportunities", minimum term 3 months | "Pay Per Held Qualified Meeting" |
| FunnL | "$300 per completed sales meeting" on top of a retainer "Starting at $2000" | "Completed", not defined |
| Belkins | "pay-per-appointment plan starting from $750/meeting" | Booked or held not stated |
The word billed matters more than the price. Attended, held, completed and "qualified sales opportunity" are four different events. Our guide to what the word should mean when the buyer is a bank is pay per meeting for fintech: what qualified should mean. The wider list is the best pay-per-meeting lead generation agencies.
You need the first five conversations and a pilot, not a pipeline factory. A fixed retainer is affordable but adds a cost every month, and a per-meeting model costs nothing in a dry month. Either way, the work that decides the outcome is the qualification brief. Your first bank pilot covers what has to be true before a bank says yes.
You probably need more than one channel and more than one segment running at once. Belkins and Callbox are built for that. Ask each for fintech meetings booked in the last 12 months, by title.
Danish Lead Co publishes the most specific material for that buyer, including deal-sourcing work for private equity firms.
I sold into Tier 1 banks and asset managers at Moody's, most recently as Assistant Director, Sales. Then I sold Web3 treasury management at Coinshift as Sales Director. The fintech side taught me that the first meeting is cheap and the second meeting is where the real filtering happens. Three things follow from that.
Our full guide is fintech lead generation. An earlier comparison with more firms is fintech lead generation agencies compared.
The answer depends on your stage and risk. As of October 2026, Belkins publishes the most fintech-specific material. LeadHaste and Danish Lead Co publish the lowest fixed retainers. Per-meeting firms charge only after a meeting. We are per meeting but have no fintech results yet.
Published starting points as of October 2026: Danish Lead Co from $3,000 a month, LeadHaste $4,500 a month plus $1,000 setup, Belkins from $5,000, and Callbox about $6,667 a month per pod. Per-meeting prices range from $99 to $750 a meeting. Ours is $200–$500 after a $1,000–$3,000 setup.
Belkins' fintech starter lists "100 guaranteed appts/year". A per-meeting model is a different kind of guarantee: you pay nothing for meetings that don't happen. Check what each one counts as a meeting before you compare them.
Get three things in writing before you pay any agency, including this one.
Terms used on this page are defined in the finance outbound glossary, and every finance page is in financial services. If you want to talk it through, book 30 minutes or email moe@roimaxi.com.
About the author: Moe Alhosni, founder of ROI Maximizer. Before that he spent four and a half years in sales at Moody's in London, most recently as Assistant Director, Sales, working with banks, asset managers and private equity firms. He runs the campaigns behind the first-hand data on this site. LinkedIn
After Moody's he was Sales Director at Coinshift, a Web3 treasury management company (2024). Before Moody's he worked at BLOM Bank France in London on settlements and customer service, including AML/KYC record updates. Full career
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