Introduce your company to the companies you want to work with

Run it yourself, or we run it for you

It will come two ways. Neither is offered yet.

• We run it for you. Not offered yet. In testing at our own company.
• Run it yourself. Coming soon: run it from your own account and see everything it does.

Both ways have the same slow sending and the same opt-out rules. Nothing sends until you approve it.

Who it fits

Companies that sell to other companies, where the sales team spends its days on manual follow-up. If cold email is a poor fit for your company, the working session says so.

What the setup holds

• A separate domain that looks like yours, so your main email stays safe.
• Two or three inboxes, set up the way Gmail and Outlook expect.
• A list of accounts that fit, checked against public signs of need.
• A short first email and one follow-up, in plain text.
• Nothing sends until you approve it.

Slow on purpose

New inboxes send nothing to strangers for about three weeks. Then each one sends 5 a day, then 10, then 15, and never more than 20. Slow sending helps keep your emails out of spam.

Every reply goes to you

Real replies go straight to you. Anyone who says no, stop or unsubscribe goes on a do-not-email list for good, and bounced addresses come off.

When someone wants to talk, your booking page with payments is one link away.

The rules are built in

Every email says who it is from, has a business address and gives a plain way to say no, as the US CAN-SPAM law requires. There are no tracking pixels and no tricks in the subject line.