UK B2B appointment setter - London cleaning firm (paid trial)

Bethel Property Care is a London cleaning company. We clean gyms, studios, offices, nurseries and communal areas on fixed weekly prices, with the same cleaner every visit and a photo report after every clean. We are looking for a confident, friendly caller to phone local businesses that have already had an email from us, find out how they handle their cleaning now, and book a short site visit with our director. You will not be selling or quoting - just having a genuine conversation and booking the visit straight into our online calendar. WHAT YOU GET FROM US - A call list already screened against TPS and CTPS - A tested call script and our price guide - Businesses who have already heard from us by email, so these are warm-ish calls, not completely cold - A direct line to the director for questions PAY - £15 an hour for calling time (logged in a shared call sheet) - £30 bonus for every site visit or call you book that actually goes ahead - £75 bonus for every client who signs and pays for their first month of weekly cleans THE TRIAL 20 hours over two weeks. If it goes well, ongoing work of 10-15 hours a week. YOU MUST - Be UK-based with clear, natural spoken English, or have strong experience calling UK businesses - Have made B2B outbound calls before (cleaning, facilities or trade services is a bonus) - Be available between 9:30am and 4:30pm UK time, Monday to Thursday - Be able to call from a UK number and record your calls - Follow UK calling rules: only call numbers marked as screened, say who you are calling for, and stop straight away if someone asks not to be called TO APPLY Send a 60-second voice note or recording of you opening a call to a gym owner, plus one sentence on the best appointment-setting result you have had. Applications without a recording will not be considered.

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