AI agents find, research, write, send, and book meetings. Run them on Autopilot or Copilot. Setup is one step: your domain.
agents make every call · they escalate only when a human is needed
Setup
Your domain.
That’s everything we need from you. The rest happens on its own.
Your domain
Agents take it from here
What happens without you
Sending domains purchased. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configured. Your primary domain is never used for cold outreach.
Mailboxes created: real business inboxes owned and operated by agents.
Warmup runs. Agents exchange real emails with the warmup network and test inbox placement until it holds.
Your ICP is drafted from your website. Target lists build. Intelligence gathers on every account.
Cold outreach starts only after warmup clears. We’d rather be slow than land in spam.
Control
Full autonomy, or agents on missions you define. How much control you keep is a setting.
Autopilot
Set it and forget it.
Agents make every call: who to target, what to write, when to send, when to follow up. They interrupt you only when a decision genuinely needs a human: approving a new market, an unusual reply, a judgment call. That’s rare, and it’s the point.
Copilot
Same agents. Your missions.
You set the autonomy. Point the agents at an industry, a territory, or a list of named accounts: “reach out to mid-market logistics companies in Germany.” They do the finding, writing, and sending; you decide how much gets your sign-off.
Switch modes anytime.
How it works
Follow one account through the system. Every artifact is example output.
Agents read your website and define who you sell to: industries, geographies, company size, titles, personas. In Copilot you edit it; in Autopilot they refine it from results.
Matched on your ICP plus live signals: funding, hiring, news, tech stack. Lists keep building on their own; you never buy a static export again.
Contacts by title, function, and seniority. Every email address and phone number is verified before anything sends.
A research layer under every record: news, triggers, products, personas. Every reply and signal feeds back in, so prioritization sharpens instead of going stale.
One unique email per prospect, drawn from that account’s research. Trained on hundreds of sales methodologies, the agent picks the one that fits the signal. QC runs before anything queues.
Agents create cadences, A/B test them, and adjust on reply rates. Volume holds at 30–50 emails per mailbox per day, spread across business hours.
Replies are tracked and meetings land on your calendar. Prospects that don’t answer cool for 60–90 days, then re-enter next quarter.
The writing
The Email Personalization Agent writes like it did the research, because it did. It’s trained on your company and product data, and it picks the sales methodology that fits the signal, not a template.
Hi Elena,
Congratulations on Tuesday’s announcement.1 In my experience the pipeline target moves up months before the new reps do.2
Most teams bridge that gap by burning senior hours on list-building. Your three open SDR roles suggest you’re in the middle of it right now.3
Leadgenerator runs the whole motion with AI agents: lists, research, writing, sending, booking. Worth 20 minutes to see whether it fits how you’re scaling?4
sent from an agent-owned mailbox on a dedicated domain
Why each line exists
Infrastructure
Agents work from real business email accounts, managed end to end by agents: bought, configured, warmed, rotated, and answered without a human touching DNS. Sending runs on dedicated mail servers and dedicated IP addresses. Your primary domain never sends a single cold email.
Data
Every quarter, agents re-crawl the entire database: company intelligence refreshed, stale contacts removed, new ones added, cooled prospects reset for re-engagement. Your pipeline reflects this quarter, not the quarter you bought the list.
Your part
Take the meetings. Watch the unified inbox for conversations that need a human. Read the reports if you want to: pipeline, engaged accounts, meetings booked, per campaign and per person.
Rarely, and on purpose: approving a new market, judgment calls on unusual replies, decisions with money or brand on the line. In Copilot, wherever you’ve told them to.
Switch to Copilot and hold sign-off wherever you want it: on drafts, on new markets, on named accounts. The agents do the same work either way.
Data entry. List building. Email warmup. Cadence scheduling. Follow-ups. Meeting scheduling. Database cleanup.
100 decisions today · 2 reached you · the rest closed themselves
The stack
It makes the calls itself: who to target, what to say, when to follow up. It executes around the clock. Owning the whole loop is why it replaces the stack, not just the CRM, and why your sales team only shows up to close.
Straight answers
No. Volume is capped at 30–50 emails per mailbox per day, every contact is verified before send, prospects cool for 60–90 days after a sequence, and an org-wide suppression list protects customers, partners, and competitors. Deliverability discipline is the product; spam kills it.
Every email passes automated QC before it queues. Judgment calls get escalated to you. And Copilot mode exists precisely so you can hold approval wherever you want it.
Your primary domain never sends cold email. All outreach runs on 3–5 dedicated domains with their own reputation, warmed for 2–4 weeks before the first send.
Honestly: warmup takes 2–4 weeks before the first cold email. Agents use that time to build your lists and intelligence layer, so sending starts the day warmup clears.
One step of setup. Two modes of control. A pipeline that fills itself.
AI agents find, research, write, send, and book meetings. Run them on Autopilot or Copilot. Setup is one step: your domain.
agents make every call · they escalate only when a human is needed
Setup
Your domain.
That’s everything we need from you. The rest happens on its own.
Your domain
Agents take it from here
What happens without you
Control
Full autonomy, or agents on missions you define. How much control you keep is a setting.
Autopilot
Set it and forget it.
Agents make every call: who to target, what to write, when to send, when to follow up. They interrupt you only when a decision genuinely needs a human: approving a new market, an unusual reply, a judgment call. That’s rare, and it’s the point.
Copilot
Same agents. Your missions.
You set the autonomy. Point the agents at an industry, a territory, or a list of named accounts: “reach out to mid-market logistics companies in Germany.” They do the finding, writing, and sending; you decide how much gets your sign-off.
Switch modes anytime.
How it works
Follow one account through the system. The artifacts on the right are example output, the kind the agents produce all day.
ICP Builder agent
Agents read your website and define who you sell to: industries, geographies, company size, titles, personas. In Copilot you edit it; in Autopilot they refine it from results.
Company Finder agent
Matched on your ICP plus live signals: funding, hiring, news, tech stack. Lists keep building on their own; you never buy a static export again.
Contact Finder agent
Contacts by title, function, and seniority. Every email address and phone number is verified before anything sends.
Intelligence agent
A research layer under every record: news, triggers, products, personas. Every reply and signal feeds back in, so prioritization sharpens instead of going stale.
Personalization agent
One unique email per prospect, drawn from that account’s research. Trained on hundreds of sales methodologies, the agent picks the one that fits the signal. QC runs before anything queues.
Sending agent
Agents create cadences, A/B test them, and adjust on reply rates. Volume holds at 30–50 emails per mailbox per day, spread across business hours.
Scheduling agent
Replies are tracked and meetings land on your calendar. Prospects that don’t answer cool for 60–90 days, then re-enter next quarter.
The writing
The Email Personalization Agent writes like it did the research, because it did. It’s trained on your company and product data, and it picks the sales methodology that fits the signal, not a template.
Hi Elena,
Congratulations on Tuesday’s announcement.1 In my experience the pipeline target moves up months before the new reps do.2
Most teams bridge that gap by burning senior hours on list-building. Your three open SDR roles suggest you’re in the middle of it right now.3
Leadgenerator runs the whole motion with AI agents: lists, research, writing, sending, booking. Worth 20 minutes to see whether it fits how you’re scaling?4
sent from an agent-owned mailbox on a dedicated domain
Why each line exists
Infrastructure
Agents work from real business email accounts, managed end to end by agents: bought, configured, warmed, rotated, and answered without a human touching DNS. Sending runs on dedicated mail servers and dedicated IP addresses. Your primary domain never sends a single cold email.
Data
Every quarter, agents re-crawl the entire database: company intelligence refreshed, stale contacts removed, new ones added, cooled prospects reset for re-engagement. Your pipeline reflects this quarter, not the quarter you bought the list.
Your part
Take the meetings. Watch the unified inbox for conversations that need a human. Read the reports if you want to: pipeline, engaged accounts, meetings booked, per campaign and per person.
Rarely, and on purpose: approving a new market, judgment calls on unusual replies, decisions with money or brand on the line. In Copilot, wherever you’ve told them to.
Switch to Copilot and hold sign-off wherever you want it: on drafts, on new markets, on named accounts. The agents do the same work either way.
Data entry. List building. Email warmup. Cadence scheduling. Follow-ups. Meeting scheduling. Database cleanup.
100 decisions today · 2 reached you · the rest closed themselves
The stack
It makes the calls itself: who to target, what to say, when to follow up. It executes around the clock. Owning the whole loop is why it replaces the stack, not just the CRM, and why your sales team only shows up to close.
Straight answers
No. Volume is capped at 30–50 emails per mailbox per day, every contact is verified before send, prospects cool for 60–90 days after a sequence, and an org-wide suppression list protects customers, partners, and competitors. Deliverability discipline is the product; spam kills it.
Every email passes automated QC before it queues. Judgment calls get escalated to you. And Copilot mode exists precisely so you can hold approval wherever you want it.
Your primary domain never sends cold email. All outreach runs on 3–5 dedicated domains with their own reputation, warmed for 2–4 weeks before the first send.
Honestly: warmup takes 2–4 weeks before the first cold email. Agents use that time to build your lists and intelligence layer, so sending starts the day warmup clears.
One step of setup. Two modes of control. A pipeline that fills itself.