Email Marketing Automation Services That Reach the Right Inbox, the Right Way.
We run outreach and automated email campaigns on the email service you already use, with honest messages and every email approved by you before it goes out. The rules are built into the setup, not bolted on afterward.
Lead generation email campaigns, paced like a conversation
Outreach reaches people who haven't heard from you. Automation looks after the people who already have.
New prospects: one message, then three follow-ups
A short sequence to people who fit your ideal customer. The sequence stops when someone replies or opts out.
Your own leads and customers
Emails that send themselves when someone does something.
An email campaign management service, laid out like your inbox
Seven jobs we take off your plate, each with a clear owner.
Who to reach, what to offer, and in what order, agreed before a single email is written.
Agreed with youPlain, specific messages in your voice. No gimmicks, no misleading subject lines.
You approveWe clean the list you provide: duplicates, invalid addresses, and anyone who has opted out.
Your listSetup on your existing email, plus a gradual ramp-up before full volume.
Before launchMessage timing, follow-ups, and the rules that stop a sequence when someone replies.
AutomatedReplies are sorted so the interested ones don't get buried.
OngoingA monthly report on how each sequence performed and what we adjusted.
MonthlyA cold email outreach service that plays by the rules.
Two sets of rules decide whether your email is legal and whether it reaches an inbox. Whichever email service you use, we set up for both before the first send.
US law: CAN-SPAM
Email provider rules
Provider rules are published by the major inbox providers; "high volume" means roughly 5,000 or more messages a day to one provider. General information, not legal advice. Check your own situation with a qualified attorney.
Starting prices, shown up front.
Choose the kind of campaign to see what it starts at. Your final quote is written once we've talked it through.
Sending setup check, authentication, ramp-up, and your sequences written and approved.
Sending, follow-ups, reply sorting, and monthly reporting.
Paid to the providers, so you control the cost.
Triggers, sequences, and templates built and tested in your email platform.
Updates, new sequences, and a monthly report.
Paid to the provider, so the account stays yours.
We don't promise replies, meetings, or sales. We commit to the process and show you the numbers.
Questions about email campaigns
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Before you start
Scope, rules, and what we need.
If you need new customers, outreach is usually the first step. If you already get inquiries and lose some to slow follow-up, automation tends to pay off sooner. Many businesses start with one and add the other, and we'll recommend the order once we know your situation.
Yes, when the rules are followed, and we build them into every campaign so the checklist above is part of setup, not an extra. Responsibility can also sit with the company whose offer is being promoted, not only the sender, which is one more reason to review every message.
You provide a list, or describe your ideal customer along with any contacts you already have. We clean and organize what you give us, remove duplicates and invalid addresses, and run the sequences. We don't promise purchased lists.
Yes, with a different approach for each. B2B outreach goes to a defined buyer list and follows CAN-SPAM rules. SaaS programs focus on trial onboarding and lifecycle emails to people who signed up. Ecommerce programs focus on welcome and post-purchase emails to customers who opted in. We don't send promotional email to purchased lists.
Whichever you already use: your business or personal address, on any email service provider. We set the campaign up there, with your approval. For higher volume, or to keep outreach separate from your everyday address, we can set up a separate sending address on your own domain, and we pick the option that fits.
Your offer in a sentence or two, a description of your ideal customer, your list or contacts, and your approval on the first messages. For automation, we also need access to your email platform and a list of the moments you want covered.
Replies can start in the first week or two of sending, but a fair read takes a few full cycles of the sequence. We review results with you after each cycle and adjust the messages and timing.
It depends on the campaign type, the number of sequences, and how much writing and setup is involved. The prices above show where we start, and a written quote after a short call confirms the figure.
Once it's running
Control, replies, and reporting.
No. Results depend on things neither of us fully controls, including timing and how your audience feels about your offer. What we commit to is the process: authenticated sending, messages you approve, and honest reporting.
You do. Every message is shown to you in full first, and we send nothing you haven't approved.
We check authentication on your sending setup, raise volume gradually, keep lists clean, write plain and honest messages, and watch complaint rates against the limits email providers publish. No one can promise inbox placement, but these steps give your emails the best chance.
Replies come to your inbox, so the conversation stays with you. Every opt-out is removed from all future sends, so no one is emailed after asking to stop.
Emails sent, replies, opt-outs, and bounces for each sequence, plus notes on what we changed and why. We don't treat opens as a success measure, because privacy features in mail apps make them unreliable.
You do. Your email accounts, any sending domain, and your lists stay in your name, and we hand everything over if we ever part ways.
Yes, any time. Pausing after a full cycle works best, so a sequence doesn't stop halfway through.
Have a list, an offer, or a follow-up that keeps slipping? Let's look at it.
Tell us who you want to reach and what you sell. We'll tell you which kind of campaign fits, and what it would take to run it properly.
Also see workflow automation for follow-ups beyond email.