Televista

## Televista: Cold Calling and Lead Generation Agency

Televista is a fully managed cold calling and appointment setting agency operating out of the United States, serving clients across all 50 states. The company runs outbound campaigns on behalf of real estate investors, solar companies, roofing contractors, insurance firms, and B2B businesses. Its pitch is simple: act as an outsourced SDR team that is already trained, managed, and dialing from day one.

### What Televista Actually Does

The core service is outbound cold calling at volume. Televista deploys a team of 35 trained callers placing over 10,000 dials per day across active client campaigns. The output, as they report it, is 1,500 or more qualified leads delivered to client CRMs every month. On the appointment setting side, Televista handles the full top-of-funnel sequence: list management (they can source data for an additional $250 per caller), dialing, live conversations, and booking appointments directly to client calendars.

Every client gets a real-time dashboard synced from the dialing floor every 30 minutes. The dashboard shows dials placed, contact rates, pace against target, call recordings, and what they call honest ROI math. That level of transparency is worth noting. Most cold calling vendors will hand you a weekly summary spreadsheet; Televista exposes the actual dialer data in near real time, which makes it much harder to hide underperformance. A live demo of the dashboard is publicly accessible without a signup, which is a credibility signal I do not often see from vendors in this space.

Plans start at $1,500 per month. Campaigns launch within five business days. Televista describes their engagement model as a monthly retainer covering a dedicated caller running a dedicated campaign, structured to function like an in-house SDR hire without the overhead of recruiting, training, or managing.

### Who Televista Serves

The client base skews heavily toward real estate, and the testimonials reflect that. Named clients include real estate wholesalers, fix-and-flip investors, licensed agents, and a 100-year-old auction house. The verticals they list are real estate investors, solar, roofing, insurance, and B2B companies broadly. The testimonials come from single-market operators running a few campaigns up to multi-market wholesalers running three simultaneous territories.

The close rate framing is honest, which I appreciate. They state that top-performing campaigns close up to 13%, but typical results land between 3% and 10% depending on industry and offer. That is a realistic range for cold outbound in real estate and home services, and it is better than the vendor who promises 20% without caveats.

### Delivery Model and Practical Detail

Televista operates with a team of 35 callers and positions each client with a dedicated caller running their specific campaign. That dedicated model matters operationally. Shared caller pools tend to produce inconsistent results because callers are context-switching between scripts, lists, and industries constantly. A dedicated caller builds familiarity with the offer, the objections, and the target market over time.

The data sourcing add-on at $250 per caller is a practical option for buyers who do not have their own lists, though buyers should ask exactly what list source is used and how the data is verified before the first dial. Stale or poorly segmented lists will waste dials regardless of how well the callers perform.

The $1,500 per month starting price puts Televista in accessible territory for small to mid-size operators. For context, a single in-house SDR in the US costs $4,000 to $7,000 per month fully loaded before benefits and management time. The tradeoff is control: you are delegating script development, caller management, and list strategy to a third party.

### What I Would Verify Before Signing

Televista has a 4.2 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot and 16 or more happy clients listed on the site. Those are modest numbers for a vendor claiming 10,000 daily dials and 1,500 monthly leads. That is not a red flag, but it means the reference base is still relatively small. I would ask to speak with two or three clients in a vertical similar to yours before committing.

I would also ask how caller attrition is handled. If your dedicated caller leaves or is reassigned, what is the ramp time on a replacement and who absorbs that downtime? The onboarding timeline of five business days is fast, which is good for urgency, but fast onboarding and fast caller replacement are two different things.

On reporting, the live dashboard is a genuine differentiator. I would still push for a sample weekly report to understand how Televista frames performance narratives, not just the raw numbers. Does the report explain what changed week over week and what is at risk, or does it just confirm that dials were placed? That distinction separates a vendor who manages your campaign from one who just executes it.

For regulated industries like insurance, confirm how Televista handles DNC compliance, TCPA requirements, and any state-specific cold calling restrictions. The site does not detail compliance posture, and in insurance especially, a single compliance gap can be expensive.

Televista looks like a credible option for real estate investors and home services companies that need consistent pipeline volume without building an internal SDR function. The transparent dashboard and dedicated caller model are genuine operational advantages. The client base is still relatively small, so this is a vendor best suited to buyers comfortable with a more hands-on evaluation process before committing.