More meetings booked, none of the outbound work.
You describe the buyer. We find them, write to them, and hand you the ones who book time with you.
68
meetings booked
from your own mailbox
- Tue 09:30
Halvorsen Logistik
Intro call
- Wed 14:00
Nordkap Fertigung
Second call
- Thu 11:15
Vantera Diagnostics
Intro call
Four numbers we report. One you close.
Everything on this page exists to move the fourth one. The figures below are one illustrative month, shown so you can see how the four relate. They are not a result we are promising you.
1,284
Leads found
People who match the buyer you described, researched one at a time.
3,146
Emails sent
From your own mailbox, in small daily batches, at hours a person sends.
184
Replies
Answered in your voice. The chasing stops the second one arrives.
68
Meetings booked
Straight into your calendar, with the background on the company attached.
The fifth number is yours.
68 meetings, at a $10,000 average deal with 30% of them closing, is $204,000 of new business from a single month of sending. Swap in your own deal size and close rate to see what a month is worth to you.
Doing it yourself is a second job that pays in maybes.
Two hours of every morning spent building the list.
Openers rewritten at midnight because the last batch read like a template.
Follow-ups nobody remembered to send, on the people most likely to answer.
A quarter of that, and a handful of meetings to show for it.
That is the part we take.
Four steps. Two of them are yours.
Nothing to learn, nothing to log into every morning. Your part is the first step and the last one. Everything between them is handled, and reported back as four numbers.
Talk with us.
One call. You tell us what you sell and who should be hearing about it, and we build the campaign and the audience around that answer. That is the whole setup on your side.
The system finds the qualified leads.
Every morning it goes out and comes back with people who match the buyer you described, checked against what you actually sell, with the homework already done on each company.
It writes an email for that one person.
Not a template with a name dropped into it. The opening line comes from something true about that company this month, in your voice, from your own address.
You join the meetings.
It keeps going while you sleep, follows up on its own, and stops the second somebody replies. Your calendar link goes out, the time gets booked, and you wake up to meetings instead of a list.
What the week looks like once it is running.
Two hours a day back, and meetings in the diary.
The time that used to disappear into lists, research tabs and rewritten openers is finished before you sit down. What is waiting instead is the people who wrote back overnight and the times they picked.
- No list building
- No first drafts
- No chasing
3
Three nudges, then it lets go.
Nobody is forgotten and nobody is hounded. The moment somebody answers, the rest stop.
It reads the room first.
Every opening line comes from something true about that company this month, so it lands as a note from a person who did their homework.
Rather than: I hope this email finds you well.
It sounds like a person.
No tracking pixel, no unsubscribe footer, no bulk markers. An email from your own address, sent at an hour a human would send it.
You are never guessing.
Every message it sends is there to read back. And when a question comes in that it cannot answer honestly, it stops and asks you instead of inventing something you would have to walk back later.
Protect and increase your email reputation.
Your emails do not deserve to sit in a spam folder. The quickest way to put them there is to blast a domain, so this does the opposite: small numbers, human hours, your own mailbox. Every month it runs, the reputation you spent years earning is worth more, not less. The mailbox itself is handled just as carefully: how your data is stored and deleted.
It starts slow.
A mailbox sends a handful the first day and builds from there. Nothing about it looks like a machine that just woke up.
It backs off by itself.
If the wrong things start coming back, that mailbox steps out of rotation and you hear about it before anyone else notices.
One switch stops it.
Pull a single person out of the queue, quiet one mailbox, or stop everything at once. It takes effect immediately.
How your data is handled.
Outbound means handing a system your mailbox and the list of people you want to reach. Here is what happens to both — and separately, what happens to the reputation of the domain you send from.
Everything is encrypted.
In transit and at rest. Every connection runs over TLS, the database is encrypted on disk, and your mailbox credentials get a second layer on top, sealed with AES-256-GCM before they are ever written down.
The connection is yours to cut.
Your mailbox is linked through Google or Microsoft on their own consent screen. Revoke it from your account whenever you like and the sending stops that moment, without asking us first.
Your account cannot see anyone else.
Separation is enforced by the database itself, on every table that holds your work, so a query can only ever come back with rows that belong to you.
Nothing is kept forever.
Routine activity is deleted after thirty days and problem records after ninety, on a schedule that runs whether anyone remembers it or not.
The things people ask before saying yes.
Will it sound like me?
That is the whole point. It writes short, specific emails from your own address, in your voice, about something real at that company. If it cannot say anything worth reading, it does not send.
Do I have to approve every email?
Only if you want to. Some people read everything for the first fortnight and then let it run. Others never look. You can change your mind either way at any point.
What happens when somebody actually replies?
The chasing stops instantly and the reply is answered the way you would answer it. Anything that turns into money or a real decision comes straight to you with your booking link already offered.
Will it make things up?
No. It only writes from what it could actually verify, and when a question comes back that it cannot answer honestly, it waits for you rather than guessing on your behalf.
What do you need from me?
A mailbox, a clear picture of who you want to meet, what you sell, and a link to your calendar. Everything after that is set up and run for you.
Tell us who you want to meet.
Half an hour is enough. You describe the buyer, we show you what the first month would look like, and you decide from there.
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