Drop your website. Validate the targeting and positioning. distribute.you finds B2B prospects interested for a sales meeting with you. We forward the conversations in your inbox, and you handle the closing yourself.
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$86 per interested buyer
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30-70% of them become customers
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A booked B2B sales meeting runs about $700 on the market. Right now a positive reply for a sales meeting costs $86. That is roughly 8× cheaper, and it moves live as clients invest, earn outcomes, and our technology improves over time.
Live rate, not a guarantee. Your cost depends on targeting, offer and downstream conversion.
We invest your budget, run the campaign, and report what each interested reply actually cost you. Live, for the whole account and for every segment separately. An agency sends you a slide at the end of the month. You get the number the moment it moves.
Your cost per interested reply is not a price we set. It is a number we drive down, because we never send the same campaign twice. Your market gets cut into segments, every segment competes on its own measured cost, and inside each one the messages compete against each other.
We do not send one campaign to one audience. Geography, company size and role each split the market, and every slice runs as its own experiment with its own measured cost.
Each slice reports its own cost per interested reply. Spend moves toward the ones that convert and away from the ones that do not, without you touching anything.
Within a slice the outreach templates compete head to head. A message that wins with founders in the US often loses with operations in Germany, which is exactly why the split matters.
Every message is written for the specific prospect receiving it, not merged from a template. And each template is built on the Hormozi offer formula, so what gets pitched is engineered rather than improvised.
Drop the website, confirm the buyers, and choose the budget. The setup takes minutes. distribute.you handles the work between your offer and the first serious reply.
distribute.you reads your offer, the problem it solves, and the language already used on your website.
Review the companies, job roles, and campaign angle distribute.you proposes. Change the direction before anything is sent.
Choose the campaign objective and the maximum daily spend. Raise it, lower it, or pause future activity from the dashboard.
distribute.you runs the outreach and classifies incoming replies. Interested prospects reach you with the contact and conversation context attached.
There is no domain to buy, no inbox to warm, no sequence to write, no deliverability tool to wire up. We already own and operate all of it. That is the part of outbound that normally eats a month before a single prospect hears from you.
Buy domains, warm the inboxes, source the data, write the sequences, watch the deliverability. Nothing has been sent yet.
Recruit, onboard, ramp. Between $4,000 and $7,000 a month from the first payslip, before the pipeline exists.
Drop the URL, confirm the buyers and the angle we already prefilled, set a daily cap. The campaign starts producing measured numbers the same day.
Across every campaign that produced an interested reply, the first one landed in under 21 days.
Prospect data, research, domains, warmed inboxes, copywriting, sending, deliverability, reply triage, reporting. Every one of those is a tool, a hire or a retainer. All of them are inside your daily budget.
Companies and contacts sourced, filtered, verified, and matched to the audience you approved.
Company context is analysed before each message is generated. This is well past a first-name mail merge.
Campaigns run from inboxes we own and warm. Your company domain is never connected and never exposed.
Personalised messages, follow-ups, pacing and bounce handling, all tested against each other.
Interested replies are surfaced. Out-of-office, rejections and opt-outs are handled inside the campaign and never reach you.
Your cost per visit, per interested reply and per signup, account wide and per segment.
You set a maximum daily spend and you can pause from the dashboard at any instant, so the most you are ever exposed to is one day. No engagement, no retainer, no seats, no contract, and nothing sends until you have approved the offer and the audience we prefilled from your site.
Market size, offer quality, targeting and your own sales execution all move the outcome, so anyone promising you a number of meetings is guessing on your behalf. What we will commit to is the part we control.
The model works best when you can identify the buyer, solve a specific business problem, and earn enough from one customer to justify targeted outreach.
Build your own pipeline or operate isolated client campaigns without rebuilding the outbound stack for every account.
Test a defined offer against named decision-makers without hiring an SDR or carrying several software subscriptions.
Reach companies that fit before they actively search, then see which segments and messages create interested replies.
distribute.you cannot create product-market fit or force a prospect to buy. It gives a credible B2B offer a fast, measurable path into a defined market.
Two numbers you know better than we do, divided by the one we measure. Change them and the answer moves.
Cost per sales meeting is the live cost per interested reply our clients are paying, the point where a buyer tells you they want to talk. Your two inputs are your own, so this is your arithmetic, not a projection of your results.
Add a client the way you started your own: drop their website. They become a brand inside your organisation, with their own audience, their own daily budget and their own cost of acquisition. You switch between them from the sidebar. Nothing is shared, nothing is rebuilt.
Each brand carries its own daily cap. Pause one client without touching the others, and no client can spend another one's budget.
Every brand reports its own cost per interested reply, account wide and per segment. That is the number you put in front of the client.
Create brands, launch campaigns and pull results through the API and the MCP integrations, so onboarding a client can be a step in your own workflow.
distribute.you is a done-for-you B2B acquisition agency. The offer is Autonomous Sales Meetings Acquisition: give us your website, confirm who you want to reach, choose the objective, and set a daily limit. We run prospecting, research, writing, sending, follow-ups, reply filtering, and reporting, and we report what each interested reply cost you.
No. A tool hands you software and leaves the work with you. We run the campaign on your behalf. You review the audience and the angle, then handle the interested conversations. If you would rather never log in, send us your website and we set the whole thing up for you at the same price, with the interested replies arriving in your normal inbox.
You choose the result the campaign should pursue and set a maximum daily budget. distribute.you runs the campaign and shows the actual cost per measured visit, positive reply, or signup. Rates vary by market and campaign. There is no guaranteed fixed result price.
The basic setup is designed to take only a few minutes: add your website, review the proposed audience and campaign angle, choose the objective, and set the daily limit. Actual sending can still depend on review, compliance checks, workflow availability, and campaign capacity.
No. Campaign messages are sent through inboxes managed by distribute.you or its partners. Your primary company domain does not need to be connected or warmed. Delivery and inbox placement are still not guaranteed.
You can review and adjust the proposed target audience and campaign direction before launch. Approval settings for generated content can vary by workflow and configuration.
Replies are classified by intent. Positive interest can be forwarded with the relevant contact and conversation context. Out-of-office replies, clear rejections, bounces, and opt-outs are handled inside the campaign workflow. Classification can make mistakes, so the dashboard remains the complete record.
You retain ownership of the data you submit. Campaign records available in your account can be exported for CRM use and lawful follow-up. Data retention after account termination is governed by the current Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
No platform can make every campaign lawful by default. distribute.you handles working opt-outs and suppression workflows, but you remain responsible for lawful targeting, a valid business purpose or other legal basis, truthful claims, and the rules that apply in each recipient's jurisdiction.
No. Market size, offer quality, targeting, geography, copy, deliverability, website conversion, and sales execution all affect results. distribute.you publishes performance data so you can evaluate real economics rather than rely on a promise.
Eligible new accounts may receive promotional credits that offset usage charges, currently advertised up to $400. That figure is a total, not a top-up: promotional codes and goodwill grants count against it. Part lands at signup and the remainder is released once cumulative successful payments reach the advertised threshold. Referral credits are a separate offer with their own total and their own threshold, which adds on top of any amount still coming. Credits have no cash value and can be subject to eligibility, expiry, anti-abuse rules, and changing promotional terms. See the Terms of Service for the full conditions.
Yes. Separate campaigns can use different URLs, audiences, budgets, and reporting. Review the current account permissions and any resale or white-label restrictions in the Terms before offering the service to clients.
Drop your URL, approve the buyers, and set the budget. distribute.you handles the prospecting, emails, follow-ups, and reply filtering. You step in when someone is interested.