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.
You don't need more volume. You need the part between the list and the send to happen without you.
Nothing risky goes out unread
By default you approve each batch; with Autopilot on, the agent sends the sourced drafts on its own. Either way, the moment a claim can't be sourced, it stops and waits for you - so your name never lands on a sentence nobody could back.
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.
Twenty minutes, not a morning
You clear a short review batch instead of writing from scratch - and you stop context-switching into research between customer calls.
Eleven sent. One waiting for you.
With Autopilot on, this is the whole product from your side: a short list you read with coffee - only the drafts the guardrail stopped. Source, edit or reject with one key each.
What the agent actually does
Six steps, from your URL to a meeting on the calendar.
Reads your website and builds the buyer persona
The Reader ingests your URL and public signals, then drafts a BuyerPersona: titles, pains, trigger events, and disqualifiers. You review and approve the segments before a single lead is sourced.
Finds and scores real, contactable people
The Prospector runs a verified waterfall across data sources. Every lead records where it came from and a contactability verdict, and gets a 0-100 fit score with plain-English reasoning.
Writes emails where every claim has a source
The Researcher gathers a SourcedClaim for each fact, and the Writer may only state a fact by citing one. If a claim cannot be sourced, the draft is blocked and waits for you: no source, no send.
Sends inside your rules
By default you approve each batch yourself; with Autopilot on, sourced drafts send on their own inside the daily budget you set. Either way, a draft with an unsourced claim never sends until a person fixes it.
Has a reply drafted when one comes in
Replies are classified by intent, and a drafted response is waiting for you, with a booking link where it fits. Opt-outs are suppressed automatically.
Counts only meetings that hold
A meeting counts when the invite is accepted, it is not cancelled, and the start time has passed. The $25 outcome fee triggers on those terms only.
What you need to get started
- A company website. Any URL works as the starting point.
- A Gmail, Outlook, or IMAP mailbox to send from. A managed sending address is available as a fallback.
- A Google or Outlook calendar, so booked meetings can be verified.
Already sending cold email yourself? Grade one of your own emails to see which lines need a source, or read how the full pipeline works. Hiring your first salesperson? See Rainmaker for the first sales hire.
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 →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 runs on its own.
Common questions from founders
What if my website is three pages and not very detailed?
The Reader uses your URL as a starting point, not the only input: it also reads public signals about your company. A minimal site produces a narrower first persona, and you refine it during the segment review before any lead is sourced.
Can I approve every email before it sends?
Yes, and that is the default: you approve each batch before it sends. With Autopilot on, sourced drafts go out on their own inside the daily budget you set. Either way, a draft with an unsourced claim never sends until a person fixes it.
What happens to replies and opt-outs?
Opt-outs are handled automatically: the address goes into a suppression registry shared across every Rainmaker account and is not contacted again. Other replies show up in the Rainmaker inbox with a drafted response ready for you.
What does it cost a founder running outbound alone?
$79 a month covers 500 contacted leads and unlimited users. Extra leads are 5 cents each, and each qualified meeting is $25, capped at 20% of the subscription. At 800 contacted leads the subscription is $94 and the outcome fee cannot exceed $18.80, so the month tops out at $112.80.
Does Rainmaker work for B2C?
No. Rainmaker is built for B2B outbound to professional buyers, not for consumer email campaigns.
Your name, on emails you can defend.
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