Solo founder running 3 products. Agency owner trying to fill a pipeline. Freelancer breaking the feast-or-famine cycle. Different businesses, same result: qualified buyers in your inbox.
They're running a product that yours replaces, or a tool they use alongside yours. Cold email finds them directly — 50 to 100 targeted emails, conversations with the people most likely to buy.
"First time the first week worked. Three years of cold outreach and nothing came close."
"That 18 hours changed my whole week."
Referrals are great until they slow down. Cold email is the most predictable way to add new clients. You identify the type of company you want to work with and reach them directly, at a few dollars per conversation.
The feast-or-famine cycle comes back to inconsistent outreach. You stop pitching when you're busy, then scramble when the project ends. Cold email in the background costs $25 to start and takes 15 minutes a week.
"Four calls in five days, all from the free credits. I haven't even needed to top up yet."
The buyers who want to carry your product are out there. Getting in front of them is a matter of finding the right contacts and sending the right email.
"200 emails, 6 replies, two wholesale accounts. I run a campaign every Monday now."
From URL to buyer replies in 5 minutes. The full walkthrough, step by step.
How it works →$0.07 per contact reached. How that stacks up against an agency or in-house hire.
Cost guide →Numbers from founders who ran their first campaign in the last 90 days. Unedited.
See results →No subscription. No agency fee. Just pay for what you send and keep the leads you get.
Start free, $25 credits