One custom agent, one sending identity, one core sequence.
- Custom-trained agent
- 1 warmed sending inbox
- Research & enrichment
- Reply routing
- Monthly reporting

We build, train, and manage an AI business-development rep that researches your ideal prospects and sends personalized outbound email every day — so real conversations land in your inbox without you lifting a finger.
Everything a great BDR does — research, write, send, follow up — running on autopilot and tuned by us. A rep that never sleeps, never forgets to follow up.
The agent pulls prospects that match your exact ICP, enriches them with firmographic and role data, and verifies emails so you never burn a domain on bad data.
Trained on your product, proof, and tone, it writes opening lines that reference something real about each prospect — not "I came across your website."
Multi-step sequences go out from warmed, authenticated inboxes on human-like timing, with automatic follow-ups until someone replies or opts out.
Positive replies are detected, prioritized, and routed to your calendar or sales inbox — so your team only spends time on people who want to talk.
You don't get handed software and a login. We build the agent, write the playbook, warm the inboxes, launch the campaigns, and keep tuning it — you get the meetings. Expect well under an hour of your time per week.

Built around your offer, ICP, objections, and voice — not a generic template.
Dedicated sending domains, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and gradual warm-up to protect deliverability.
Replies and booked meetings flow into the tools your team already uses.
Sends, opens, replies, and meetings booked — reviewed with you, tuned every cycle.
Bad outbound burns your domain and your reputation. We build for the opposite: careful volume, real personalization, honest opt-outs, and deliverability we watch like hawks.
Setup builds and trains your agent from $750; the monthly runs and manages it. No long lock-ins.
One custom agent, one sending identity, one core sequence.
Multiple inboxes and sequences with weekly optimization.
Website, marketing, and BDR agents as one connected system.
No. It's targeted, personalized, permission-respecting outbound to people who plausibly want your solution. We cap volume, personalize every message, honor opt-outs, and protect your domain. Spray-and-pray gets you blocked; this doesn't.
It's trained on your voice and each prospect's real context, and you approve the messaging before launch. Most replies can't tell it apart from a sharp human SDR.
Almost nothing. We build, warm, launch, and optimize. You review results and take the meetings. Expect well under an hour a week.
Inbox warming takes a couple of weeks up front to do it safely, then campaigns go live. Most clients see meaningful replies within the first few weeks.
Is outbound ready to work?
An outbound agent needs a specific audience, a credible reason to contact that audience, and a person who can handle interested replies. It is a better fit for businesses with a defined business buyer, enough deal value to justify careful prospecting, and a sales conversation that can be repeated without pretending every prospect has the same problem.
It is a weaker fit when the offer is still changing weekly, the audience is extremely broad, proof is unavailable, or nobody can follow up with a positive reply. In those cases, positioning, the website, or the sales process may need attention before a larger outbound motion.
Measure the whole handoff
Campaign reporting should separate delivery problems, negative responses, neutral questions, positive interest, meetings, and downstream sales outcomes when that data is available. That prevents a high reply rate from being mistaken for a healthy pipeline.
Messaging and targeting are reviewed by people before launch and adjusted from real response patterns. Sending volume, domains, inbox health, suppression, and opt-out handling are part of the operating discipline. The agent handles repeatable research and follow-up; your team still owns the offer, the truth of every claim, and the human sales conversation.