AI Sender writes to your target audience, holds the conversation, handles objections, qualifies against your ICP and pushes to a request or a booked meeting. Your people stop doing first contact and start doing what they are actually good at — closing.
The objection, the recovery and the handover are all the agent's own work.
Prospecting and follow-up eat the front line of sales. Reps burn out, quality drops, and the pipeline depends on whoever had the energy that week.
Five parallel conversations is the physical maximum for one person, and only on a good day — every one of them personal, every one of them slow to start.
More than a hundred conversations at once, each personalised from what is actually known about that company. No templates, no fatigue, no gap between Friday and Monday.
You only enter the funnel at the end — when the person on the other side is qualified and ready for an expert conversation.
We assemble the target list from the channels where your buyers actually are: professional communities, messengers, social platforms and your own existing base.
From your brief we configure the agent: role, target action, lead criteria, scenarios. An emulator shows exactly how it will behave before a single message is sent.
The agent opens with a message written for that specific contact, answers questions, works through objections and keeps the thread on track.
Against the criteria in your brief: fit, need, scale, timing. Anyone who does not qualify is closed politely rather than pushed to your reps.
A warm lead lands in your CRM with the whole conversation, and the meeting is already in the calendar.
We read the real replies each week and rewrite what is not landing. The first message of week three is not the first message of week one.
Volume without judgement destroys a brand faster than silence does. These rules are not optional on our projects.
· Write to businesses, about business, with a reason that person specifically was contacted
· Identify the company behind the message from the first reply
· Stop instantly and permanently on any opt-out
· Keep volumes inside what each channel considers normal
· Purchased consumer lists and scraped personal data
· Impersonating a private individual who does not exist
· Pretending to be a human when asked directly
· Any market where the outreach rules make this legally wrong for the client
No. A blast sends one text to everyone and hopes. Here every first message is written for that specific company, and after the reply it stops being outreach and becomes a conversation — objections, questions, and a decision about whether this person is even worth your rep's time.
The agent says yes. It never claims to be a person. In practice that costs far fewer conversations than pretending would, and it keeps you out of trouble.
A brief: who you sell to, what the offer is, what a qualified lead looks like for you, and what your reps should never promise. Everything after that is on us.
First conversations within days of launch, meaningful numbers after two to three weeks — that is roughly how long it takes to see which message actually lands and rewrite the rest.
A four-week pilot on a single segment gives you the only figures that matter: reply rate, qualified leads and cost per booked meeting on your market.