Meeting-booking companies
Fill the gaps in your week with profitable bookings
Most meeting-booking companies have hours that aren't sold: between assignments, when a client pauses, or when a team is half booked. Put those hours on Granska Studio – you book meetings for our review products and get paid when the meetings turn into deals.
50%
of the commission when you prospect and book yourselves
40%
when you book on a tip already in the system
0
fees, licenses or lock-in
You already have the capacity – we have the demand
Nothing new to build. Same team, same phones, same routines – just one more product to fill the gaps with when the calendar thins out.
- Start and pause freely: three bookers one week, one the next
- No minimum volume, no exclusivity and no notice period
- You keep your own clients and assignments exactly as before
- Ideal for onboarding new bookers who need real calls to practice on
How it works
1. Introduction
We go through your audiences, which products fit and how you want to run the work. Takes about 30 minutes.
2. Accounts and material
Your team gets accounts in the tool with scripts, email templates, objection lists and product sheets in your language.
3. You book meetings
Bookings go straight into the tool. Our sellers run the meeting, do the demo and close the deal.
4. Paid when the deal closes
Commission is registered on signature and paid once the customer has paid. You see every meeting and every pound in real time.
How the numbers add up
Commission is calculated on the order value. Half the order value goes to the sales chain, and your share depends on whether you found the company yourselves or booked on a tip already in the system.
Example of a running subscription. Commission continues for as long as the customer stays – one booked week can pay off for months.
- Order value of the deal£1,200/month
- Your share when you prospected and booked yourselves (50%)£300/month
- Your share when you booked on an existing tip (40%)£240/month
This fits you if
- You already call B2B, local government or the public sector
- You have recurring gaps in utilization
- You want to top up fee-based work with commission on real deals
- You can put at least one booker on it for a continuous period
What you get from us
- Ready-made scripts, email templates and objection handling per product
- Call lists and background material when you want help getting started
- A dedicated contact with us and regular check-ins
- A tool showing booked meetings, deals and earned commission in real time
- Training in the Sales School for new bookers on the team
Products you can book meetings for
You choose which products to work with – ideally the ones closest to audiences you already know.
LexActa for law firms
AI review of contracts and documents against legislation. Audience: law and legal firms.
The Investigation Reviewer
Review of care orders, custody and child welfare investigations. Audience: local authorities, agencies and legal representatives.
Integrity Policies
Review of privacy and GDPR documents. Audience: companies holding customer data with compliance requirements.
Tailored reviewers
Custom reviewers built for an industry or a regulation. Audience: industry bodies and larger companies.
Book an introduction
Tell us briefly about the team and we'll come back with a time. You get a walkthrough of products, audiences and pay – with no commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to commit to a certain volume?
No. You book when you have spare time. There is no minimum volume, no fee and no lock-in.
Who runs the meeting?
By default one of our sellers. If your team wants to run the meeting and drive the deal too, that's fine – your share of the commission then increases.
How quickly can we start?
Usually within a week. After the introduction the team gets accounts, material and call lists the same day.
What if the customer buys long after the meeting?
The link stays on your meeting in the tool. If the deal closes later, you still get your commission.
Can we book in several countries?
Yes. We operate in Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, English and Japanese – tell us which markets you cover.