An outreach agent for freight brokers and 3PLs that actually reads the lead list
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.
Pull leads from a Google Sheet, write a different opener for each shipper based on their lanes and volume, send 80 a day without tripping spam filters, and sort the replies before you open your inbox.
Cold lanes don't fill themselves
A broker's prospecting list is usually a 600-row export from Apollo or a carrier directory: company name, a contact, maybe a guess at their primary lanes. Nobody opens cold to a shipper with "I hope this email finds you well." The reply rate on that is near zero, and blasting 600 identical emails from your domain in one afternoon is how you get throttled and end up in junk.
The agent works the list the way a good SDR would if they had all day. It reads each row, pulls the shipper's site to confirm what they actually move and from where, and writes a first touch that names a real lane — Laredo to the Midwest, reefer out of the Central Valley, drayage off Long Beach — instead of a generic pitch. Then it sends in small staggered batches across the day so the sending pattern looks human, and your domain stays clean.
What it handles end to end:
- Reads leads from a Google Sheet and dedupes against contacts you've already touched
- Researches each shipper's lanes, equipment, and rough volume from their website before writing
- Drafts a personalized opener per row — you approve the batch or tweak the template once
- Sends staggered, up to ~100/day, so it doesn't look like a blast
- Triages every reply into interested / not now / wrong contact / unsubscribe and pulls hot ones forward
It is not an autopilot that emails strangers behind your back. You see the first batch before anything goes out, and the agent logs every send and reply to the CRM so the next rep picking up the account isn't starting cold.
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Frequently asked questions
Will my emails get flagged as spam?
That's why it staggers. Instead of 600 identical messages at 9am, it sends small batches across the day from your own inbox, each one different text. The volume cap sits around 100/day per inbox. You control the template, the agent handles the pacing and the per-row variation.
Does it send without me seeing anything?
No. It drafts the first batch and shows it to you. You read the openers, adjust the angle or a specific line, and approve the run. After that it keeps sending on the pattern you approved, and you can pause it any time.
Where does it get the personalization details?
From your sheet plus a quick browse of each shipper's website. If a row already lists lanes and volume it uses that; otherwise it reads the site to find what they move and from where. If it can't confirm anything, it flags the row instead of inventing details.
What happens when someone replies?
The agent reads it and sorts it. "Send me your rates" goes to the top as interested. "Not right now" gets a follow-up scheduled. "Wrong person" gets flagged so it can look up the right contact. Unsubscribes are suppressed and never emailed again.
Can it handle follow-ups too?
Yes. You can set a scheduled task in plain language — "follow up with anyone who didn't reply after four business days" — and it'll send a second touch that references the first, then a third if you want, stopping the moment they respond or opt out.
How much does it cost?
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. That covers the agent's own email inbox, the Sheets and CRM connection, reply triage, and the scheduled follow-ups — no per-seat SDR pricing and no per-email metering. It's in public beta and setup takes about four minutes.
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