Outreach Engine

It sends from your Gmail

This is the important part. The engine sends through your own email account, not a shared server. So the message comes from you, the reply arrives in your inbox, and the relationship belongs to you.

It also means your sending reputation is your own. Nothing another customer does can affect whether your mail arrives.

One run does three jobs

Press once and the engine:

• Sends first pitches to prospects you have not contacted yet
• Sends any follow-ups that are now due
• Reads whatever has come back and files each reply against its prospect

Following up

Two follow-ups, on a schedule you set — how long after the first pitch each one goes, counted from the first pitch rather than from the one before it. After the second, the engine stops. Nobody is chased forever.

Your words, unless you ask otherwise

Your templates are sent word for word. AI writing is off for every message type until you switch it on, and you can switch it on for some types and not others — a human-written first pitch with AI follow-ups, if that is what you want.

What you control

Every setting is optional; leave the panel alone and it runs on sensible defaults.

• How many emails go out per day, how many at once, and the gap between them
• How long to wait before each follow-up
• Which message types AI may write, and which are yours alone

What it costs

0.2 credits per email sent — five emails per credit. You are charged for what goes out, not for prospects sitting in a list.