Outbound comes first. The other services work for sales
We find companies that need you right now and start the conversation. Whoever replies goes to look at your website and writes to your chat, so next to outbound we build websites, lead bots, audits and video.
Outbound: replies from companies that need you now
For B2B companies where the founder still does the selling. We take on the search, the vetting and the first message, and hand you the people who replied with interest.
01Find
We look for companies that are hiring right now for the job your product does. Without that signal a company does not make the list, even if its size and industry fit.
02Vet
We check the legal entity in the registry, size, website and liquidation risk, and find the decision maker. A company with an unclear entity does not pass, however strong the signal.
03Write
Every message is written for one company: their vacancy, their task, one question. An assistant drafts it from verified facts, by rules we set.
04Hand over
We reply to leads within an hour in their working hours. Those who reply with interest go to you the same day with a note: who, what they need, when they can talk.
Channels
WhatsApp
Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. A short personal message, no more than 15 new chats a day per number and only in the recipient's working hours.
Email
Russia and companies without a listed WhatsApp. To the decision maker's personal address, not info@.
Calls
Not part of the pilot; possible by separate agreement.
Stricter than it looks
Fewer than a third of the companies we find pass the check. If the bar is not met, we do not pad the list with weak candidates; we say so in the report.
A role that's technically live but effectively archived
A legal entity that can't be confirmed with certainty among similarly named companies
A company that turns out to be part of a national chain or holding
A contact that belongs to a different, similarly named brand
How we write
What our messages will not have
Stock phrases like “typically” or “it seems”
One text for everyone with only the company name swapped
Phrasing that implies the recipient missed something
A call ask in the first message
What they have instead
First what the company already does well, then the problem
The problem framed as a normal stage of growth
One specific, non-rhetorical question
A different structure for every company
A 2-week pilot is $250, then an ongoing flow from $490 a month.