the outreach · runs on repryntt, $19.99 a month
A pipeline built one researched business at a time, with follow-ups that never slip.
He sweeps your area for businesses that fit what you sell, reads each one's website properly, and writes a first email built around something true about that specific business. Then he follows up on day three and day seven — and stops the instant somebody replies, because the sequence lives in code rather than in anybody's memory.
What it's worth: Fill your pipeline — the math →
AI employeelive demo — the actual employee
Watch her research you.
Give her your website and she'll email you the first-touch she'd write about your business — you'll read her cold email from the prospect's chair.
Your best month came from work you never had time to repeat.
Finding businesses, reading their sites, writing something worth answering, remembering the follow-up. It is the first thing dropped when the actual job gets busy.
He does it every day, and stops the moment somebody replies.
One customer covers the year.
| The job | On your own | With outreach |
|---|---|---|
| Finding businesses worth contacting | Hours on Google Maps | Done overnight |
| Researching each one | 20 a day, at best | 231 a week |
| Writing the email | 8 min each | Written and sent |
| The day-3 and day-7 follow-up | Forgotten | Never missed |
| Stopping when they reply | Awkward double-send | Stops itself |
Time back / month
130 hrs
Worth / month
$4,000+
How we got there: Based on 231 researched sends a week, at 8 minutes of human research and writing each. A sales rep manages about 20 accounts a day, so that volume is over two full-time people. This is a worked example for a business like yours, not a figure from ours.
Getting started takes five minutes
- 01
Tell him who you want
The trade, the towns, and what makes somebody a fit.
- 02
He goes and finds them
Reads each website properly and writes to what is actually there.
- 03
Replies land in your inbox
The sequence stops the moment anyone answers. You only see live conversations.
Everything he does
11 end results, all running today. Anything not built yet is listed separately below rather than mixed in here.
- Finds local businesses that fit
- By trade and by town, working outward from where you are — a genuine local sweep rather than a purchased national list every competitor also bought.
- Researches every business before contacting it
- Visits the website, reads how they present themselves, and writes down something specific and true — their hours, their reviews, a service they highlight, a gap in how they handle calls.
- Finds the email address
- Turns a phone-only listing into a contactable business by reading the address published on their own site. If they publish none, he says so rather than guessing at one.
- Writes a genuinely personalised first email
- Built around that specific observation. An email containing nothing unique to the recipient is rejected by the system before it can send — a template with a swapped-in name never goes out.
- Runs multi-step sequences on schedule
- First touch, then day three, then day seven, each step held as state rather than as a reminder somebody has to remember during a busy week.
- Stops the sequence the moment they reply
- Automatically and permanently. Nobody who answered you ever receives the next scheduled follow-up, which is the most common and most damaging mistake in outbound.
- Books meetings straight from replies
- Reads the time out of a reply that says 'Thursday morning works', books it against real availability, and sends the confirmation without waiting for you to reach your inbox.
- Keeps the CRM current as it works
- Stage, notes, evidence and history updated as things happen — not reconstructed at the end of a week when nobody has time.
- Honours every opt-out permanently
- One 'stop' or one click puts that business on a do-not-contact ledger the sending code checks first — and it covers the whole company, not just the one address that replied.
- Includes the legal lines on every send
- Every first contact discloses that an AI wrote it, carries an easy way out, and includes the physical postal address commercial email requires.
- Respects a cooldown between touches
- He will not email the same business twice in three days, no matter how many angles he has for them.
how a day looks
01
Morning: find and research
New businesses swept and examined, each filed with the specific reason it is worth contacting.
02
Midday: write and send
Personalised first touches, each carrying the disclosure and the opt-out, within the daily limits.
03
Ongoing: follow up, then stop
Scheduled bumps go out on time; a reply ends the sequence and gets a real answer.
What he replaces
The work of a sales development rep, a list researcher, and a follow-up coordinator.
Market rate for that: $4,000–6,000/mo plus a few hundred a month in tooling. He runs on repryntt at $19.99 a month, works nights and weekends, and does not leave at five.
what he will not do
He emails businesses, never personal inboxes, and never a purchased or rented list. He will not send a generic template, will not contact anyone who has ever asked us to stop, and will not keep emailing someone who replied. He also cannot cold-call: there is no dialling tool available to him at all, which is a deliberate design decision rather than a setting.
Questions people ask
- Is this spam?
- It is business-to-business email to publicly listed companies, with an AI disclosure and an easy opt-out on every message, capped in volume and stopped permanently on request. No purchased lists, ever.
- Will he email the same person twice?
- Only on the scheduled follow-up, and never once they reply. A three-day cooldown and a permanent opt-out list are both enforced in code.
- Where do the leads come from?
- Public listings and the businesses' own websites, swept by trade and location around you.
- What happens when someone replies?
- The sequence stops, the reply lands in the inbox loop, and if it contains a time he books the meeting.
The other hires
Front DeskEvery call answered. Every appointment booked. Every caller written down.same plan →
ContentPosts, articles and video that ship on schedule instead of when you find time.same plan →All three together: $19.99/mo — the same plan, 20 hours of work shared between them, against roughly $11,000 a month of human payroll.
Everything above is included at $19.99. Add a bot ($10/mo, 20 more hours), give a bot a phone number ($9/mo, 60 minutes), or more hours at 69¢.