Inbound Appointment Setter (B2B) | Remote | Night Shift (US Eastern)

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: United States, Philippines

You won't spend your day sorting through cold leads or dead-end replies.

Every lead that reaches your inbox has already raised their hand — an AI layer clears out the noise before it gets to you. Your job is what happens next: pick up the phone fast, sound human, and get it on the calendar.

About the Role

We're a fast-growing B2B outbound agency running email campaigns for a portfolio of active clients. When a lead replies with interest, you're the one who turns that reply into a booked meeting — by phone first, by email when a call isn't possible.

What You'll Do

  • Work a pre-qualified inbox — 95%+ of what lands here is a real, warm lead

  • Call qualified leads within 10 minutes of their reply landing — no cold calling, ever

  • Keep it simple and human on the call: no pitching, no scripts read word-for-word

  • Send a brief, natural email reply when a call isn't the right first move

  • Book the meeting and hand off a clean lead summary the moment it's confirmed

  • Use AI-suggested replies as a starting point, then make the call on tone and category yourself

What You'll Bring

  • Real experience setting appointments or managing a reply inbox for a US-facing audience

  • Excellent written English that reads like a person, not a template

  • You pick up the phone without hesitating, and you're ready to work most conversations by voice

  • You're comfortable with a genuinely flexible night shift, and you've thought about what that means for your schedule before applying

  • You don't need someone checking in on you constantly — you figure things out and flag what you can't

Nice to Have

  • Hands-on, regular use of AI tools like Claude or ChatGPT in your day-to-day work

What's In It For You

  • 100% remote, work-from-home setup

  • Direct, founder-led environment — fast decisions, no layers of bureaucracy

  • Your day is centered on genuinely warm leads, not volume-grinding through noise

Ready to Apply?

If you're someone who moves fast, sounds like a real person on the phone, and doesn't need hand-holding, we'd like to hear from you.

This offer from "Satellite Office" has been enriched by Jobgether.com and got a 78% flex score.
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