The US Hispanic market adds $100B+ in business purchasing power annually — and most of it goes to the first company that calls in Spanish. A bilingual SDR who can cold call, qualify, and book meetings in both English and Spanish opens your pipeline to the 52 million Spanish speakers that your English-only sales team is leaving on the table. MX Staffing places CEFR B2+ bilingual SDRs at remote staffing rates.
A bilingual sales development representative handles outbound prospecting and inbound lead qualification in both English and Spanish. Core activities include cold calling and cold emailing in both languages, CRM data entry and pipeline management, initial discovery calls, appointment setting with AEs, and follow-up cadence execution.
For companies with dual English/Spanish prospect databases, a bilingual SDR converts both pools — effectively doing the work of two language-specific SDRs at a single headcount cost.
An SDR who can work a Spanish-language outbound list typically converts at 2–3x the rate of an English-only SDR calling the same list — because the prospect gets called in their language of business preference. For industries with high Spanish-speaking ownership concentration (construction, restaurants, food service, landscaping), this is a decisive advantage.
A bilingual SDR who sets 15 qualified meetings per month instead of 8 (English-only) generates 7 additional pipeline opportunities. At a 20% close rate and $10,000 average deal value, that's $140,000 in additional annual closed revenue from a single $1,000/month SDR.
A bilingual SDR at a US tech or B2B services company costs $50,000–$70,000/year in OTE (on-target earnings). MX Staffing delivers CEFR B2+ bilingual SDRs at $10,800–$15,600/year — saving $35,000–$55,000 annually.
For companies scaling outbound, deploying 3–4 bilingual SDRs through MX Staffing costs less than a single US-based hire while generating pipeline across multiple language segments.
From $900/mo. Bilingual-certified. Placed in 48 hours. No contracts.
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