We warm up inboxes for about two weeks first - skipping that burns everything. After that, meetings usually start landing in the first weeks of the campaign.

No. We never touch your main domain. Everything runs on separate domains that point back to your site. We warm them properly, watch them daily, and if one burns — $12 — we swap it.

Show up to the calls we book. That's it. We buy the domains, set up infrastructure, build the lists, write the copy, run the campaigns, handle the replies, and book the meetings. You close.

Volume depends on your goals and market size, but we send a minimum of thousands of personalized emails per week. For larger campaigns, we scale to hundreds of thousands of emails weekly across multiple dedicated inboxes. Every send is throttled, rotated, and optimized to protect deliverability because we prioritize inbox placement over raw volume.

We can target any segment you want, but we recommend starting with your highest-value ICP first. Casting too wide a net dilutes your messaging and lowers reply rates. We help you prioritize the segments that will generate the fastest ROI, then expand from there.

Every reply is filtered and qualified before it reaches your calendar. We assess buying intent, budget fit, and decision-making authority so you only spend time with prospects who are actually worth talking to.

Absolutely. You approve all messaging before anything is sent.

Probably, yeah. We've done this across SaaS, staffing, marketing agencies, financial services, and more. If you sell B2B with a solid offer, this will very likely work for your business. I'll tell you straight on the call if yours is the exception.

Two things. One, we run the whole thing - replies and all, not just the sending. Two, volume done right. Thousands of emails a day to the right people, not a couple hundred to a random list.

No long contracts. Month-to-month. If you want to leave, 30 days notice. If it's not working, you walk. We earn your business every month - not with a contract.

A real decision-maker who actually shows up. Not an assistant. Not someone with no authority. And you only pay when the prospect shows - no show, no charge.