Research-first outbound
Turn niche searchinto replies—not spray.
Verify SMB sites, capture a credible angle, then approve a short multi-touch sequence. Sends leave your SMTP with caps, logs, and a human gate on every thread.
In sequence · 12 prospects
Next send window
14:00
UTC · daily cap respected
Grounded opener + soft CTA. Approve to queue.
Inbox
Your domain and reputation. We never substitute our SMTP for yours.
Quality bar
Preview search does not auto-save. Import stays deliberate.
Compliance posture
Identification, opt-out copy, and review gates on every path.
From query to scheduled send
One outcome per stage—less thrash between discovery and the inbox.
- 01
Discover
Search by niche and geography, skim signals, then import only the rows you trust into Prospects.
- 02
Qualify
Verify the live site, run heuristics or a deeper report, and bank facts for a credible first line.
- 03
Approve & send
Draft each touch from your saved offer, approve the sequence, and let the worker send from your SMTP with caps and logs.
What changes in your week
Capability cards—each earns a single argument on the page.
Less list grunt work
Preview stays in-session until you import—no silent CRM pollution.
Human beats
Short touches, different angles, no mail-merge wall of text.
You own delivery
Your domain, your caps, your logs. We never substitute our SMTP.
Sequences as source of truth
Templates, merge fields, delays, and word caps the whole team shares.
Ops you can read
Queue, failures, and sends in one place—no guessing in the ESP.
Execution stages
Clear handoffs between marketing motion and delivery—so weekly planning has a spine.
Frame the list
Define ICP, geography, and lawful sourcing before a single row imports.
Evidence-backed drafts
Each touch references what you saw publicly—peers, not vendors.
Gate before queue
Approve per prospect; nothing schedules until you explicitly clear it.
Review what shipped
Activity and logs close the loop so the next sprint starts informed.
Why we split touches
The first email earns attention with one sharp observation. Later touches carry proof fragments and a softer ask—each message stands alone so busy readers are not punished for skipping earlier mail. Respect opt-out and keep claims tied to sources you can point to.
Questions
- Does the app mail people on its own?
- No. You approve a sequence per prospect first. A worker sends due steps on schedule and logs each attempt.
- What should I expect for deliverability?
- Use a warmed domain, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, realistic daily caps, and copy that earns replies. We emphasize logs and failures over vanity open rates.
- Who is this for?
- Small digital shops and designers who sell audits or sprint work and need calmer, research-backed outreach—not blast volume.