Rainmaker.
For founders selling it themselves

Your name is on every email you send

Which is why outbound is the thing that slips first. A wrong claim doesn't cost you a reply - it costs you the reputation you're still building.

The founder's outbound week, honestly
Monday: build a listdone
Tuesday: research ten of themdone
Wednesday: write to thema customer called
Thursday: follow upnever happened
Friday: start againlist is stale
You don't need more volume. You need the part between the list and the send to happen without you.
01

Nothing goes out unread

Copilot is the default. Every draft waits in a queue for you, so your name never lands on a sentence you haven't seen.

02

The follow-up call is safe

Every factual line links to the page it came from. When they ask “where did you hear that?”, you have an answer instead of a guess.

03

Twenty minutes, not a morning

You approve a queue instead of writing from scratch - and you stop context-switching into research between customer calls.

A real queue, Tuesday morning

Eleven drafts. You'll reject one.

This is the whole product from your side: a list you read with coffee, where the risky sentences have already been stopped.

Approval queue · 11 waiting2 blocked
Ada Lovelace
Head of Platform · Vireo Labs
Congrats on the Series A 1 - with three platform roles open 2, the toil lands before the hires do.
2 sources
Bo Chen
VP Engineering · Acme Systems
“You're probably the fastest-growing team in the space” - no source for this claim.
Blocked
Mira Voss
Director of Infra · Halcyon Grid
Your engineering blog covered the scheduler migration 1 - worth twenty minutes?
1 source
Sam Ortiz
Staff SRE · Northwind
You spoke about on-call load at SREcon 1. We built the boring half of that.
1 source

Specimen - illustrative names and drafts. The numbered markers stand for the live sources a real draft carries.

What it costs you

One base fee, and then only meetings

$79 a month covers the agent and your first 500 contacted leads. After that it's 5¢ a lead, and $25 for each meeting that's accepted and actually starts - capped at a fifth of your subscription.

Open the calculator →
How to judge it

Read the drafts it writes for your own market, before you pay anything. That's a better signal than any number we could put on this page.

If the openers are ones you'd have been happy to send yourself, the rest is just approval clicks.