Done-for-you cold email. Pay per meeting-ready lead.

We build and run your whole cold email operation: your ideal customer mapped down to the job titles that decide this, dedicated sending domains and inboxes bought and warmed, lists built and verified, copy written and tested weekly, and every reply screened against your criteria before it goes anywhere. What reaches you is a decision-maker who has replied asking for next steps.

A prospect who (1) matches your agreed profile — including the role and the seniority, not just the company, (2) replies with genuine interest or a request for next steps, and (3) gives you enough to follow up. That's the bar, written into your agreement with your own disqualifiers inside it, and it doesn't move. It doesn't mean a meeting has been booked or scheduled: you get the person and the reply, and you take it from there. You're never billed for negative or neutral replies, out-of-office, bounces, unsubscribes, duplicates from the last 90 days, your existing customers, vendors pitching back, job seekers, competitors, or anyone outside your profile — which makes the wrong job title the wrong lead.

Because the machine costs money every month whether or not a lead lands that week — domains, inboxes, warmup, verification, list building, and the screening of every reply. The fee covers those real costs, which is what lets us put the rest of our pay on the other side of the result instead of asking you to fund a guess. It's the floor, not the fee. It also means we're never tempted to send you junk to hit a number. In a quiet month you pay the monthly fee and nothing more.

Tell us within 48 hours with a line on why. Every dispute is read in good faith by the person who screened the reply in the first place, and you get a decision back inside five business days — where we agree it missed your criteria, it's credited on that invoice or the next one, or replaced with one that fits. No form and no ticket queue. The window is 48 hours because that's while the thread is still live and the answer is still checkable; after that a lead counts as accepted, and that's the part that cuts against you, so it's worth knowing up front. The same goes for a lead who replies and then goes quiet when you follow up: they cleared the bar, so they count. Only a lead that misses the profile you wrote gets credited.

Not if you tell us who they are. Send us your customers, live deals and anyone else to leave alone before launch, as domains or email addresses, and nobody on that list gets emailed. You can add to it from your portal at any time. You also see the first ten prospects before anything goes out.

Never. We provision and warm secondary domains so your main domain reputation stays untouched. That part isn't a preference — it's the difference between this working and your email landing in spam permanently.

No. A guaranteed number of meetings with strangers is either priced with the failure baked in, or it gets hit by sending you whoever replies. We do it with the structure instead: you pay per meeting-ready lead, so a slow week adds nothing to the per-lead line. That's a harder commitment than a number on a slide, because we can't hit it by lowering the bar on who counts.

That's a redirect, not a result, and it isn't billed. A person reads it and we work the thread to the name they give us. What lands in your inbox is the one who can sign it off — and the seniority you'll accept is written into your profile before anything sends, so you're checking the job title rather than taking our word for it.

No. Month to month, no minimum term — cancel with fourteen days' written notice before your next billing cycle, and the cycle you're already in runs to the end rather than being prorated back. You can cancel from your portal, and every lead and reply thread is yours to export at any time. One thing to plan for: the first two weeks are infrastructure and warmup before anything sends, so month one buys a machine that's still filling and the leads land from week three. Every month after that starts full.

Every meeting-ready lead lands in your portal with the full context — who they are, what they said, the whole thread — and in your own shared Slack channel the moment it comes in, so your team can act while the intent is fresh. Every reply is screened the same business day, and the emails to that person stop the moment they answer. You can export at any time. And if you'd rather it went straight onto your calendar than into your inbox, we book it for you under your name.

Nothing goes out until you've approved it in your portal. AI does the research on each prospect and drafts from what it finds, a person edits it, and you sign it off once before launch. If you haven't answered within 48 hours the copy counts as approved, so the launch doesn't stall. Anyone who asks to be left alone is removed and never contacted again.

Your portal shows every lead with the reply that made it billable and the checklist of why it qualified. Sends, replies and bounces are in there too, and none of them are billed. You also get a weekly report by email and a monthly call to go through it.

Me. I run every account myself, so there's no handoff to an account manager. You get my email address and your own Slack channel, and you get an answer the same business day.

We'll tell you before you spend a dollar. We pressure-test your market up front — do your buyers read their own inbox, is the market crowded or quiet, can we find them at scale, do they buy more than once — and if the answer is no, we say so on the first call and point you somewhere better. (It's not a fit for B2C, deal sizes under $5K, or businesses that can't say who their customer is.)

Don't sign up planning to judge it on month one. The first two weeks are domain setup and warmup, so month one is about half a month of sending. Three months is the shortest fair test of any way of finding customers. Judge it on months two and three.

No. The price covers the domains, inboxes, data, sending and the screening of every reply. A cheaper version drops one of those, and what gets dropped is usually list quality or reply handling, which is where the leads come from. If the price is a stretch, the budget isn't there yet.

No. We control who gets emailed, what they read and which replies reach you. Whether a lead becomes a customer depends on how fast you call back, your price and how you run the call. Anyone promising closed deals is either charging enough to cover the ones that don't close or planning to stop sending leads once it costs them.

No, for any client at any deal size. Our part is done when the lead reaches you. The close happens on your side, on your timeline, where we can't see it or change it. If that's the only way you'd work with us, please don't book.