We prospect for you. Hot leads, or your money back.

We write your sequences (the opening message and the follow-ups) in your company's voice, and you approve them once at launch. After that, sending runs automatically, every day, at scale: you don't approve each of hundreds of messages. You step in only on replies from interested prospects.

Yes, fully. For every interested prospect, the AI drafts a reply. You tweak it if you want and approve it in one click. You always decide what goes out in your name.

We send from inboxes dedicated to your campaign, fully authenticated, and we maintain their reputation. That deliverability work is what puts your emails in the primary inbox.

We don't quote that number up front, and here's why. We commit to what we build: a send volume held every business day, one demo page per prospect, and deliverability we maintain. The number of meetings depends on your market, your offer and the way you follow up, three things we don't control. What you see in your dashboard are the real numbers: every message sent, every page built, every reply received, line by line.

Neither: we deliver conversations. We write to your prospects, we send, and we hand you every reply in your dashboard, qualified and ready to work. Booking the meeting and closing the sale stay your job, and your credit. We prefer this wording to “qualified meetings”, which would suggest we fill your calendar for you.

A few minutes of review. You approve the drafts and watch your calendar fill up.

Setup and inbox warm-up take a few days. The first replies come in within the first weeks, then the flow steadies. One thing we measured on our own operation: when a prospect really replies, he replies fast, more than nine times out of ten within twenty-four hours. That's why we draft the answer the moment we detect the reply.

Yes, when your audience is there, and we check before we sell it to you. The test is free: we look up forty of your prospects by hand and give you the exact count, how many names we found and how many profiles are active. If your customers are local businesses, the answer is usually no, and we say so. When the channel opens, it runs from your own account, with your written consent, at the pace the platform allows. We don't rent or fabricate profiles, and we don't scrape LinkedIn data.

Nothing. Setting up your authenticated inboxes, writing your first emails and calibrating your target list are included in the subscription — including domains and warm-up, which half the agencies out there bill at €990 to €1,500 before the first send.

A warm lead is a prospect we contacted for you who replies with interest: he asks a question, asks for a price, leaves a number, suggests a time. What doesn't count: a no, a “not interested”, an out-of-office, a read receipt, an unsubscribe, a bounce. We hold this line because it costs us: guaranteeing “replies” would have been far easier, you get hundreds of those, and the number would mean nothing. The floor depends on your volume, we state it plainly on the call and write it into your proposal, and the count is the one in your client dashboard, line by line. If it isn't reached by the thirtieth day of actual sending, you choose: the full month is refunded, or we keep the campaign running at no charge until the number is reached. And there's nothing else to claw back, because there is no setup fee: domains and sending inboxes are included in the subscription.

Because we measure one and not the other. On the campaign we run today, 33 days and 15,052 companies reached produced 196 replies, 52 of them written by a human, 20 of those not a no — and zero meetings logged in the tool. The meeting depends on your offer, your price and the way you follow up, three things we don't control. A vendor who guarantees you meetings is guaranteeing work he doesn't do.

We read each prospect's public website, pull what describes it — for a restaurant, its menu, its prices, its photos — and build a page that shows your product filled with HIS data. He doesn't get a promise, he gets his own work already live. This is what sets us apart and we recommend you keep it; it's optional because some campaigns don't need it, and billing it to someone who doesn't want it would be dishonest. It's priced per thousand companies reached, and can be added at any time.

The flow goes up to 5,000 a day and lets you request more. Either way we price case by case: your audience, not volume alone, decides what's feasible. The limit is never the software, it's the number of sending inboxes to open, authenticate and warm up, at roughly fifty messages per inbox per day. 2,500 a day takes about fifty inboxes, 5,000 about a hundred. That fleet is included in the subscription, setup and warm-up included: it's most of what a given volume actually costs, and it's also why we ask you for nothing before the first message goes out.

Yes. Major economies are picked one by one on the map, United States, Canada, Germany, United Kingdom, Japan, China, India, Brazil, and messages are written in the country's language, reviewed by a native speaker before the first send. One caveat we'd rather state now: our existing record base was built for French-speaking restaurants. On any other market, sourcing starts from zero and is billed, France included. What transfers is the machine, not the stock.