A short setup. Then a list worked every week.
You tell me who you sell to. The agents build the list and draft the sequence. You approve the messaging. Then every week new accounts get added, emails go out from your tools, and we go over the replies.
From first call to first finished task.
Free 30-minute call
You tell me who your best customers are and how you find new ones today. I'll tell you whether outreach makes sense for your market. If it isn't a fit, I'll say so.
Ideal customer, written down
Industries, company sizes, roles and locations, plus what makes a good account for you. This is what the agents search against.
Your sending setup checked
Email authentication on your domain, a sending tool or inbox, and your CRM. A separate sending domain gets set up if it makes sense.
First list and first sequence
The agents build and verify the first batch of contacts and draft the emails. I review every contact and every message, and you approve the messaging before anything sends.
Weekly meeting, weekly refresh
New accounts each week, replies sorted and handed into your CRM, and changes to the emails based on what we see.
What a week looks like.
Review the replies
We go over who replied, what they said and what to change next.
Agents work the list
New accounts get researched and verified, and the next emails and LinkedIn drafts get written.
I check everything
Every new contact and every message gets reviewed. Only approved messaging gets loaded.
Your tool sends, you reply
Emails go out from your inbox on business days, at a pace a person would send. Interested replies land in your CRM.
A week's worth of prospecting, every week.
The agents are fast, but every contact and every email still gets a review. That review is the real limit, and it's why the list grows week by week instead of all at once.
Sending volume stays modest on purpose. Prospecting is one item on your list, next to anything else digital you need. Big requests get broken up and roll forward until they're done.
Your inbox, your domain, your data.
- Emails send from your own inbox or sending tool, on your domain.
- The lists, sequences and reply history live in accounts in your name.
- We work as a user in your CRM and sending tool, the same way you'd add an employee.
- LinkedIn stays yours. We draft, you send.
- Remove our access any time. It comes out the day you cancel.
Everything people ask on the first call.
What does prospecting by agents actually mean?
AI agents do the research and drafting a junior salesperson used to do: find companies that fit, find the right contact, verify the email address, and write the sequence. I direct them and check every list and every message. You approve the messaging and handle the replies.
Is this spam? Is it legal?
Cold B2B email is legal in the US when it follows CAN-SPAM: a real sender, honest subject lines, a postal address and a working opt-out that gets honored. Everything sends from your own tools and your own domain, at a pace a person would send, and nothing goes out until you approve it. This isn't legal advice, and if you sell into Canada or Europe, the rules are stricter, and you'll want qualified advice before anyone there gets an email.
Can you guarantee meetings or a reply rate?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. I can promise a list checked against your customer profile, with every address run through verification, emails that sound like you, and that it gets worked every week. What the market does with that is up to the market.
Where do the contacts come from?
Public sources: company websites, business directories, association member lists, job postings and similar. LinkedIn gets used for research. Every address gets verified before it's used, and your current customers and anyone on your do-not-contact list stay off.
Will this hurt my email domain?
Any cold email carries some risk, and I won't pretend otherwise. We keep it low: email authentication set up correctly, verified addresses only, modest daily volume, and the option of a separate sending domain. I don't promise inbox placement numbers.
What tools do I need?
Usually an email inbox on your domain and a CRM. Some clients add a sequencing tool for scheduling and reply tracking. If anything needs to be bought, I'll tell you first, and it stays on your card. The AI tools and credits on my side are included in the $499.
Do you send LinkedIn messages for me?
No. The agents draft them and you send them from your own account. LinkedIn restricts automated activity, and a bot logging in as you isn't worth the risk to your profile.
Who handles the replies?
Replies come to your inbox, because they're your conversations. The agents sort them and hand the interested ones into your CRM, opt-outs come off the list, and we go over all of it in the weekly meeting.
Is there really no task cap?
There's no cap on your list. Each week we work as much of it as a week allows, highest priority first, and the rest rolls forward. You always know what's done and what's next.
Do I own it?
Yes. The lists, the sequences and the reply history live in accounts in your name from day one. If you cancel, you keep everything.
Is it just you?
The agents do the research and drafting. I direct them and check every list and every email. You talk to me, not an account manager.
What if it's not working for me?
Cancel any month. There's no contract and no setup fee, and you keep everything that was built.
Want your list worked starting next week?
Book a free 30-minute call. Bring a few of your best customers and the accounts you wish you had.