Pricing, in the open
How much does a Baddie cost?
A professional Baddie on your sales calls, in plain numbers.
Short answer: $149 an hour. A screened, professional Baddie joins your Zoom, Teams, or Meet call on camera. No subscription, no retainer, no contract. Below is exactly what that covers, what drives the price, how it stacks up against AI tools and hiring - and why we put the number on the page when almost nobody else does.
The short answer
$149 an hour, billed per call.
A professional on-camera Baddie from Baddies for Business Calls costs $149 per hour. You book the hours you need for a specific call and pay for that call - no subscription, no retainer, no annual lock-in. One rate, one number, and you see it before you ever talk to us.
What it covers
What you get for $149/hour.
The call itself
A screened, professional Baddie joins your Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet call as a visible on-camera participant for the time you book.
Prep before the call
Time to brief her on your offer, the prospect, and the goal of the call - so she shows up informed, not cold.
Screened talent + NDA
Every Baddie is vetted before she ever joins a client call. An NDA is available on request. No setup or onboarding fee.
What sets the rate
What drives the price.
Three things set the rate for an on-camera Baddie. Knowing them makes the number easy to sanity-check against any quote you get elsewhere.
Talent and screening
You are paying for a professional who is comfortable and credible on camera, and who has been vetted before joining a client call. That is the bulk of the cost.
Prep and call complexity
A straightforward demo needs less briefing than a high-stakes negotiation. More prep and higher stakes move the time you book, not a hidden surcharge.
Why it is per hour, not per seat
A Baddie is a person on one specific call, not software you install across a team. So the rate is per hour, per call - you spend it where it changes the outcome, not on a monthly license.
How $149 compares
A Baddie vs. AI tools vs. hiring.
The number that actually matters: the cost of one deal that stalls or slips away. If a Baddie helps you advance or close even one call that would otherwise have gone cold, the hourly rate is rarely the deciding figure. That is the comparison to run - not Baddie vs. AI tool, but $149 vs. the deal on the table.
Why the number is on the page
Why we publish our price when most don't.
Most AI sales tools send you to request a demo. Most human services in this space say inquire about our services. The price only appears after you have spent a call talking to their sales team. We think that is backwards. A buyer comparing options should be able to see the number, run the math, and decide before ever picking up the phone. So here it is, in public: $149 per hour, pay per call. No demo required to find out what it costs.
FAQ
Common questions about cost.
How much does a Baddie cost?
A Baddie from Baddies for Business Calls - a professional, screened guest who joins your sales call on camera - costs $149 per hour. There is no subscription, retainer, or long-term contract: you book the hours you need for a specific call and pay per call. AI sales copilots, by contrast, are usually sold on annual or per-seat plans, and most human services do not publish a price at all.
What is included in the $149 per hour?
The rate covers a screened, professional Baddie who joins your Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet call as a visible on-camera participant, plus time to brief her before the call so she understands your offer and the prospect. An NDA is available on request. There is no separate setup, onboarding, or integration fee.
Is there a contract or minimum commitment?
No. There is no subscription, no retainer, and no annual contract. You pay per call, by the hour, for the calls where it matters most. That is the main difference from AI sales tools, which typically lock you into a recurring plan.
Is a Baddie worth it for a single call?
It depends on the size of the deal. A Baddie is built for high-stakes calls - first demos, competitive pitches, and negotiations - where the value of advancing or closing one deal is far larger than the hourly rate. For low-ticket or transactional calls, the math is weaker. The honest test: book one call, run it against your normal baseline, and measure the difference yourself.
How does it compare to hiring or to AI sales tools?
Freelance on-camera presenters typically charge $35-150 per hour on platforms like Upwork, but they are not screened for business sales calls. A full-time hire means salary plus ramp time. AI sales copilots range from free trials to enterprise contracts (1mind's Ride-Along product starts in the six figures per year). A Baddie at $149/hour, pay-per-call, sits between them: more flexible than a hire, more visible to the prospect than an AI tool, and with no recurring commitment.
Why do you publish your price when competitors don't?
Most AI sales tools route you to 'request a demo' and most human services say 'inquire about our services' - the price only appears after a sales conversation. We publish $149/hour because a buyer comparing options should not have to sit through a call just to learn the number. Transparency respects your time and lets you decide before you ever talk to us.
Want the mechanism behind why a Baddie moves close rates? Read the research or see how a Baddie compares to an AI sales copilot.
See what $149 actually does to a call.
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