Saleslift Studio review
Builds and runs it · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Saleslift Studio calls itself a GTM studio rather than an outbound bureau, and the menu reflects that. Every engagement starts with a strategy phase that ends in a 6 or 12-month GTM plan, then a build of workflows, tooling and CRM enrichment, and only then, if wanted, campaign execution.
The Amsterdam team was founded by Terry van den Bemt and Davy Guijt, and it splits the classic SDR job into three roles. A Sales Architect owns strategy and results, prospect specialists build and verify lists, and engagement managers run campaigns and handle replies. It is a certified partner of Clay, Lemlist, Salesloft and Leadinfo.
Its FAQ answers the guarantee question with a plain no, on the grounds that proposition, timing and the client's own follow-up decide outcomes. Case studies include 243 meetings in six months across six countries for FedEx, as the company reports it.
Who Saleslift Studio is for
Dutch and other European B2B organisations, often larger ones with a sales team, a CRM and plenty of data, that lack the specialist outbound and workflow skills to use them. The FAQ is written for companies that want expertise added beside an existing team rather than a replacement.
The cheapest package suits a team that wants a plan and a working system, then intends to run outreach itself.
Strengths and limits
What it does well
- Publishes three packages with euro prices, including a one-off build that ends with the client running the process.
- States in its FAQ that it does not guarantee meetings or revenue, and explains why rather than leaving the question unanswered.
- Signs a data processing agreement with every client and explains how opt-outs, exclusion lists and article 11.7 of the Dutch Telecommunicatiewet are handled.
- Case studies show multichannel work across email, LinkedIn and phone follow-up, not email alone.
Where it falls short
- All three prices are 'from' figures, and the site does not say what outreach volume the execution tier includes.
- The ownership statement belongs to the build tier; the execution tier runs on 'our data stack', and the site does not say what the client keeps afterwards.
- No minimum term is published for either monthly tier.
- Several case studies count 'qualified' meetings, but the site does not define what makes a sales appointment qualified.
Saleslift Studio pricing
Three packages are published, all as 'from' prices in euros. Strategy and building starts at EUR 1,500 and delivers a 6 or 12-month GTM plan plus a workflow the site says makes a team up to 80% more efficient. The client then carries on alone.
Adding monthly expert review costs from EUR 1,500 a month. Handing over execution, where Saleslift runs campaigns and books appointments on its own data stack, starts at EUR 1,990 a month. No volumes, minimum terms or tool costs are stated for either monthly tier.
What you keep, and what counts as a result
Domains, inboxes, data and workflows
Says you keep what it sets up or sources
“After that, you continue independently, with full ownership of the process”
The unit of a result
Sells meetings
No published definition of qualified.
This records what Saleslift Studio publishes about itself, read in September 2026. It is not an assessment of what the company does in practice.
Verdict
A EUR 1,500 entry price for a strategy and build makes a first project a small decision for a European B2B organisation with a sales team and a CRM. It suits a buyer who wants the outbound system designed, then either handed over or run for a while, and the no-guarantee stance is stated openly.
The FAQ's plain no on guarantees, and 'from' prices with no volumes attached, rule it out for a buyer who wants a contracted number of meetings or published outreach volumes. The execution tier runs on the studio's own data stack, and the site does not say what you keep if you leave it.
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This is an independent review. Saleslift Studio is not a client or a partner, we have no affiliate relationship with them, we earn nothing if you hire them, and nobody pays for placement in the directory. Prices were read from the company's own pages in September 2026 and change without notice.