5.0 · Review of SmarterOutbound

Construction tech SaaS sold to GC owners via multi-channel outbound

GC owners hate cold email. Multi-channel outreach — email plus calling — produced consistent conversations with the construction buyers we couldn't reach otherwise.

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Pavel D.
Co-founder, Buildline (construction estimating SaaS)
1 min read
construction-tech saas general-contractors multi-channel cold-calling
Service used
Multi-Channel Pipeline — email + cold calling
Outcome
11 booked meetings/month with GC owners and project managers
Key takeaways
  • General contractor owners ignore cold email by default.
  • Cold calling supplemented email outreach with the channel GC owners actually engage with.
  • 11 booked meetings per month with GCs and project managers.
  • Construction tech sales requires reaching buyers on their terms — phone, jobsite, end of day.

GC owners are some of the hardest people to outbound. They’re on jobsites most of the day, they don’t read marketing email, and they’re suspicious of software vendors. Email alone produced almost nothing for us.

The Multi-Channel Pipeline tier added cold calling, which is the channel GC owners actually respond to. The calling team caught buyers early morning before site visits and late afternoon at the office. Connect rates were around 28%.

Outcome

11 booked meetings per month with GC owners and project managers. For construction tech sales, that’s a healthy pace — the sales cycle from meeting to closed deal averages around 4 months in our category.

If you’re selling software to construction, calling is not optional. The buyer doesn’t engage with anything else reliably.

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