Outbound
Outbound, done for you. Replies land in your inbox.
We build the list, research each person, write the email one at a time, and send it under your name from inboxes we warm and watch. You answer the replies.
- Sent under your name
- One real fact per lead, not a merge tag
- Replies land in your inbox
What you get
What's in it
This page exists because an email like the ones we send brought you here.
- The list
Built to your buyer, checked before it's used
Company, role, and the reason they're on it. Addresses verified so the bounce rate stays where the inbox providers like it.
- The research
One real fact per person
Something true about them or their company that a colleague would mention. Found by us, checked by us, and it's the first line of the email.
- The writing
Short, plain, one ask
Three or four sentences that read like a person typed them. No links in the first email, no brochure, one question at the end.
- The sending
Warmed inboxes, watched daily
Separate sending domains so your main one never carries the risk. Warmed for weeks before the first send, paced, and stopped the moment someone replies.
- The inbox
Replies routed to you, sorted
Interested, not now, wrong person, out of office. You answer the first pile; we handle the rest and the follow-ups.
- The number
Replies and meetings, weekly
Sent, replied, positive, booked, per segment and per pitch. When one angle out-replies another, we move the volume to it.
How it works
Week one, then the work, then the number
Week 1 · Setup
One week
Who we're writing to, and from where
We agree the buyer, build the first list, buy and warm the sending domains, and draft the first emails for your sign-off.
- Buyer profile and first segment
- Sending domains bought and warming
- First sequence, approved by you
Weeks 2+ · Send
Ongoing
Send, read, adjust
Emails go out under your name at a pace the inboxes tolerate. Every week we read what replied and what didn't, and change the pitch or the list accordingly.
- Daily sending, paced
- Replies sorted into your inbox
- A weekly read of what's landing
Monthly · Tune
Ongoing
Next segment, next angle
The monthly call is short: what worked, what we're cutting, which segment is next.
Getting started
A plan before a price
No rate card. The engagement is scoped on the intro call to your goals and the return it should pay for, and it goes in writing before the work starts.
- 01
The intro call
Twenty minutes on your buyer, your offer, and what a booked meeting is worth to you. If cold email isn't the right lever for you, we say so there.
- 02
The proposal, in writing
The segment, the volume, and a monthly scoped to your goals and the return the replies should pay for — not read off a rate card. You sign off first.
- 03
Week one starts
Buyer agreed, list built, domains bought and warming, first emails drafted for your sign-off. Sending starts when the inboxes are ready.
Your main domain never sends. Separate sending domains, warmed for weeks first, verified addresses, and every sequence stops the moment someone replies.
“Won't this burn our domain?” It can't. Your main domain never sends. Separate domains, warmed for weeks, low volume per inbox, and every sequence stops on reply.
Questions
What people ask first
What does it cost?
There's no rate card. The monthly is scoped on the intro call to your segment, the volume it takes, and what a reply is worth to you, and it goes in writing before anything sends. Three months to start, month to month after, sending costs passed through at cost.
Will this hurt our domain?
No. Your main domain never sends. We buy separate sending domains, warm them for weeks, keep volume per inbox low, verify every address, and stop on reply. That's the whole point of doing it this way.
How many emails a month?
Fewer than you'd think and more than you'd send yourself. Enough to learn what works in the first month; volume goes up once a pitch is proven.
Who writes them?
We draft, you sign off. The first email in every sequence is written one lead at a time around the fact we found; follow-ups are short and stop the moment someone replies.
What do you need from us?
An hour to describe your buyer, sign-off on the first emails, and someone who'll answer replies within a day. Warm replies go cold fast.
What's a good reply rate?
Depends on the segment. We'll tell you the honest number in week two rather than a marketing one now, and the weekly report shows it per pitch so you can see it move.
You've seen one of our emails. Want the rest of them working for you?
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