Wake up to booked meetings, not a full inbox.
Every reply your campaigns earn gets answered while the person is still interested, chased if they go quiet, and turned into a meeting in your calendar. You read what goes out — until you decide you don’t need to.
Set up in under an hour · Nothing sends on its own until you say so
This is interesting — what does onboarding actually look like? And do you have time later this week?
Hi Tracey — onboarding is one call and a shared folder. We take your intake forms as they are today, run the first fortnight alongside your team, and only then change anything.
On timing, I have Thursday 10:30am or Friday 2:00pm — both London time. Either work?
The three things costing you meetings.
One reply, start to booked.
No sound — read it anywhere.
The more you tell it, the more it books.
Give it your offer, your proof, and the answer to every objection you’ve ever heard. It also studies thousands of your own past conversations to learn what actually gets a meeting — then brings all of that to every single reply, every single time.
That’s the difference between a writing tool and a go-to-market system: it doesn’t just write well, it never stops working the pipeline.
Connect three things. That’s the whole setup.
Your sending stays exactly where it is — same campaigns, same inboxes. AI SDR just watches for the replies and takes it from there.
It won’t embarrass you.
One bad automated email costs more than a month of good ones earns. So the default is that nothing goes out without you.
- You send everything, until you decide otherwise. Every account starts with AI SDR writing and you hitting send.
- Unsubscribes are honoured straight away — and checked again right before anything is sent, in case one came in while a message was waiting.
- If it isn’t sure, it doesn’t act. Low-confidence reads wait for a person instead of guessing.
- A new reply changes the plan. If they write again, anything already queued is held back rather than sent on top of it.
- You cap how many go out a day. There is no “unlimited” option.
- One switch stops everything for an account, instantly, without you having to undo any of your settings.
Send them something made just for them.
Hand the conversation to your own automation — n8n, Make, Zapier, Pipedream, whatever you already run. It builds the thing: an audit of their site, a teardown of their ads, a report from your own numbers. Then it sends the finished reply back and it lands in the thread, waiting for you like any other draft.
That is a lead magnet nobody ignores. Not a landing page they never visit — something built for them, in the conversation they already started, answering the thing they just asked.
Your stack always knows what just happened.
Every moment that matters in a conversation has its own webhook — pushed straight into your CRM, your Slack, your reporting, or anything else you already run. Underneath it sits an in-depth API: everything you can do in the product, you can do from code.
Every hand-off is logged on the conversation itself, so if something stops working you see it, rather than finding out weeks later.
It only ever offers times you can actually keep.
No booking link to click. No guessing from a working-hours setting. It looks at your real calendar the second before the email goes out — and checks again before anything that has been sat waiting is allowed to send.
What you get once you are in.
None of this matters on day one. All of it matters by month two, once the conversations start stacking up.
The things people actually want to know.
The two that usually stop people, the one thing it genuinely cannot do, and everything people ask on the first call.
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