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SalesHive publishes three plans but no prices: one custom-quoted monthly fee, no setup fee, no meeting guarantee. What each plan includes and the terms.
By Moe Alhosni · Published 31 October 2026 · 8 min read
Short answer: SalesHive does not publish a price. Its pricing page lists three plans, Starter, Growth and Crush, each "Custom quoted" as "One monthly fee", with "No setup fees" and "No per-meeting pricing" (as of October 2026). Month-to-month plans end "at the end of the next billing month" after written notice. SalesHive says plainly that it does "not guarantee a number of meetings".
How this page was made. Written by Moe Alhosni, who runs ROI Maximizer, a pay-per-meeting agency that competes with SalesHive. Every SalesHive figure below comes from SalesHive's own pages, read on 30 October 2026 and linked. Where SalesHive publishes nothing, I say so rather than repeat a guess.
| Item | What SalesHive publishes | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Price | "Custom quoted"; no figure on the page | Pricing page, as of October 2026 |
| Billing model | "One monthly fee"; "No per-meeting pricing" | Pricing page |
| Setup fee | "No setup fees" | Pricing page |
| Starter | Phone only, one dedicated SDR, "100+ daily touches", "Email channel not included" | Pricing page |
| Growth | Phone and email, one dedicated SDR, "250+ daily touches" | Pricing page |
| Crush | Phone and email, two dedicated SDRs, "500+ daily touches" | Pricing page |
| Where the SDRs sit | US-based and offshore versions of each plan | Pricing page |
| Notice | Written notice; "outreach and billing end at the end of the next billing month" | Pricing page |
| Annual plans | "carry a longer commitment"; length not stated | Pricing page |
| Meeting guarantee | None: "we do not guarantee a number of meetings" | Pricing page |
That is the whole public rate card. No number appears anywhere on it.
SalesHive is an outsourced SDR agency. You rent SDR capacity, measured in daily touches, and SalesHive runs the calling and email.
Its homepage says the core SDRs are US-based, with offshore calling teams as a lower-cost option. It also gives its scale: "106K+" qualified meetings booked and "1,500+" client accounts launched, "Counted from client meeting and account records since 2016". To SalesHive's credit, the same line says these are "Recorded meeting bookings, not attendance or closed revenue." That is a more honest label than most agencies give their headline number.
The plan names tell you what you are buying:
So the price you will be quoted scales with people and activity, not with results.
Per the pricing page, every managed plan includes:
Data and tools being inside the fee matters. With many agencies the list and the sending tools are line items on top.
Three lines on the pricing page decide your risk.
There is no meeting guarantee. A month in which the SDRs make their touches but nobody books still costs the full fee. That is not a hidden catch. SalesHive says it openly, and it is how every seat-based agency works.
Because the price is quoted, there is no honest way to put a dollar figure on a SalesHive meeting from its own pages. What you can do is run your quote through one sum when you get it:
Monthly fee ÷ meetings that actually took place that month = your real cost per meeting.
Ask SalesHive for the held-meeting count, not bookings, from clients at your deal size and market. Its own homepage figure counts bookings. Then plug the quote into the cost per meeting calculator. What clients have reported paying, and what they complained about, is collected in our SalesHive review.
SalesHive is a good fit when:
It is a weaker fit when your market is a few hundred accounts, when nobody in your team can take the meetings quickly, or when you need the cost to fall in a month with no results.
| Firm | How it charges, from its own page (as of October 2026) | Term |
|---|---|---|
| SalesHive | Custom-quoted monthly fee per plan; no per-meeting pricing | Month to month, or annual |
| CIENCE | $2,000 a month campaign team, $499 platform, SDRs from $1,750 (offshore) or $3,500 (US and Europe); bonus on held meetings above 60% of target; setup fee not priced | "Month to month, no long contract" |
| SalesRoads | $11,950 per 4 weeks for one SDR, $16,750 for two | "No long-term commitment. Cancel anytime." |
| Callbox | Estimated "$6,667/mo" per campaign pod; "Exact pricing provided after consultation" | Not stated |
| Belkins | "From $5,000/month"; a "pay-per-appointment plan starting from $750/meeting" | "Six-month agreement with a three-month checkpoint" |
| ROI Maximizer | Setup $1,000–$3,000, then $200–$500 per qualified meeting that took place, or a flat $5,000 a month | No minimum term |
Two of these side by side: SalesHive vs CIENCE. For a fuller list, see SalesHive alternatives.
We charge per meeting, not per seat. A one-off setup fee of $1,000–$3,000, then $200–$500 per qualified meeting that took place. Nothing for a no-show. If you would rather pay a fixed amount, there is a flat $5,000 a month option instead. No minimum term on either.
We are email-led and small. Our published proof is two clients: PR Noir, 27 leads that became 10 qualified meetings and a $90K deal in 45 days, and P1 Communications, a UK PR agency, 20+ qualified meetings. That is the full list of results we publish.
If you want a straight answer on which of these you are, book 30 minutes or email moe@roimaxi.com.
SalesHive does not publish a figure. Its pricing page says each plan is "Custom quoted" as "One monthly fee", with no setup fee, as of October 2026. The price depends on the plan (Starter, Growth or Crush), whether the SDRs are US-based or offshore, and whether you sign monthly or annually.
No. The pricing page says "No per-meeting pricing" and "we do not guarantee a number of meetings". You pay a flat monthly fee for SDR capacity, and the fee is the same whatever the meeting count.
No. The pricing page says "No setup fees", and "You owe $0 until you approve everything for launch."
On a month-to-month plan, by written notice. SalesHive's pricing page says outreach and billing "end at the end of the next billing month", so expect to pay for the month after the one in which you give notice. Annual plans carry a longer commitment that the page does not specify.
Starter is one SDR on the phone only, 100+ daily touches, no email. Growth is one SDR on phone and email, 250+ daily touches. Crush is two SDRs on phone and email, 500+ daily touches. Each comes in a US-based and an offshore version.
Get three things in writing, from SalesHive, from us, or from anyone else:
A qualified meeting is defined at what counts as a qualified meeting. Before you accept any quote, work out the most you can afford per meeting with the cost per meeting calculator.
Moe Alhosni, founder, ROI Maximizer (M Ventures LTD).
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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