An AI cold outreach agent that works your list, not a blast
Personalizing cold email at volume is a full-time job; a blast just burns your domain. The agent does both — and books the replies — so you only show up for the meeting.
AI cold outreach agents by industry
One outreach agent that personalizes from a spreadsheet and triages replies — with a playbook for how your market buys.
- AI CRE Outreach Agent — Owners and tenants worked one row at a time: personal first-touch emails on a stagger, every reply sorted before you open your inbox.
- AI Event Sponsorship Outreach Agent — Your sponsor list, worked for you: a personalized pitch to each name on a stagger, replies sorted before they pile up.
- Financial Advisory Outreach Agent — A personal note to every prospect, sent over the week — with replies sorted into hot, later, and no, so you call the right ones first.
- AI Insurance Outreach Agent — Your lead list worked row by row: a real email for each prospect, spaced across the day, with the ones worth calling flagged.
- AI Logistics Outreach Agent — Each shipper gets an opener written from their lanes and volume — 80 a day, under the spam radar, replies sorted before you open your inbox.
- AI Manufacturing Outreach Agent — Plants and OEMs, worked one row at a time: a different email per buyer, paced past spam filters, the replies sorted for you.
- AI Outreach Agent for Marketing Agencies — Your prospect sheet, worked per row: a real first line for each lead, sent in a slow drip, every reply triaged for you.
- AI Nonprofit Fundraising Outreach Agent — Your donor list, worked in your voice: each ask written and sent a few an hour, replies sorted so a yes never sits unread.
- Real Estate Prospecting Outreach Agent — Expired and absentee owners, worked one at a time: each email written from the property’s own details, sent on a stagger, the warm sellers flagged.
- AI Recruiting Agent — A junior recruiter that never sleeps: it sources candidates, writes the outreach, tracks the pipeline, and coordinates the interviews.
- AI Recruiting Outreach Agent — Every candidate gets a different opener, written and sent in small batches over the day — and the replies come back sorted.
- AI SDR Outreach Agent for SaaS — An SDR that works your list, not a blast: each email written from what the lead actually does, sent at human pace, the replies sorted for you.
- AI Sales Agent — Personalizing a hundred sales emails a day is impossible by hand; a blast gets you flagged. It writes each one and sends at safe volume — you just work the replies.
- AI Staffing Outreach Agent — 80 hiring managers, 80 emails that each name the right role and candidate — sent across the day, not in a burst that lands in spam.
It pulls names from your Sheet, writes a real first line for each one, sends in small daily batches, and sorts every reply so you only see the ones worth answering.
Cold email breaks at the boring parts: research, send pacing, and follow-up
The hard part of cold outreach was never writing one good email. It's writing 80 of them that don't read like a template, sending them slowly enough that your domain survives the week, and then keeping track of who replied, who bounced, and who said 'circle back in Q3.' That bookkeeping is where most sequences quietly die.
The agent works straight off a Google Sheet. Give it a list with a company, a name, and a website, and it visits each site, finds something specific to mention, and drafts a first line that proves a human looked. Then it sends in small batches across the day, never all at once, so you stay under the daily ceiling that keeps you out of spam folders.
What it handles end to end:
- Reads your prospect list from a Sheet and dedupes against people you've already contacted
- Browses each prospect's site and writes one specific, non-generic opening line per contact
- Sends staggered through the day, capped around 100, so volume looks human
- Triages replies into interested, not now, wrong person, and unsubscribe — and stops the sequence on a yes
- Logs every contact, reply, and outcome to your CRM so the next touch has context
Cold outreach for a recruiting desk looks nothing like outreach for a B2B SaaS founder or a real-estate wholesaler — different lists, different objections, different follow-up cadence. The agent adapts to whatever you're selling: tell it the offer and the tone, and the openers it writes match your motion instead of a one-size template.
Related pages in this workflow
These pages cover the adjacent jobs buyers usually compare before choosing an AI agent.
- AI CRE Outreach Agent — Owners and tenants worked one row at a time: personal first-touch emails on a stagger, every reply sorted before you open your inbox.
- AI Staffing Outreach Agent — 80 hiring managers, 80 emails that each name the right role and candidate — sent across the day, not in a burst that lands in spam.
- AI Sales Agent — Personalizing a hundred sales emails a day is impossible by hand; a blast gets you flagged. It writes each one and sends at safe volume — you just work the replies.
- AI SDR Outreach Agent for SaaS — An SDR that works your list, not a blast: each email written from what the lead actually does, sent at human pace, the replies sorted for you.
- AI Event Sponsorship Outreach Agent — Your sponsor list, worked for you: a personalized pitch to each name on a stagger, replies sorted before they pile up.
- Financial Advisory Outreach Agent — A personal note to every prospect, sent over the week — with replies sorted into hot, later, and no, so you call the right ones first.
- AI Insurance Outreach Agent — Your lead list worked row by row: a real email for each prospect, spaced across the day, with the ones worth calling flagged.
- AI Recruiting Outreach Agent — Every candidate gets a different opener, written and sent in small batches over the day — and the replies come back sorted.
Frequently asked questions
Will the emails actually look personalized, or just '{first_name}' merge tags?
The agent reads each prospect's website before drafting and writes one specific opening line per contact — a reference to something they actually do. It's slower than a merge field, which is the point. You can review the first batch before anything sends.
How does it avoid landing in spam?
It sends in small batches through the day rather than all at once, stays under a daily cap near 100, and stops sending to anyone who unsubscribes or bounces. It can't fix a misconfigured domain, but it won't be the reason your reputation tanks.
What happens when someone replies?
The agent reads the reply and sorts it: interested ones surface to you with the full thread context, 'not now' gets logged with a date to revisit, wrong-person replies flag for a forward, and unsubscribes are honored immediately. The follow-up sequence stops the moment anyone replies.
Can it handle the follow-up sequence on its own?
Yes. You set the cadence in plain language — say, follow up after 4 days, then again after 7. It sends the next touch only if there's been no reply, and pulls anyone who responds out of the sequence so they don't get bumped after booking.
Where do I keep my list — does it need a special format?
A normal Google Sheet works. As long as there's a company, a contact name, an email, and a website column, the agent reads it, dedupes against people you've already contacted, and writes send status back into the same Sheet.
How much does it cost?
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. Setup takes about four minutes — share the Sheet, tell it what you're offering, approve the first batch. It's in public beta right now.