Isn't cold email dead?
Badly-run cold email is dead. Sent from the wrong infrastructure to a scraped list with a generic pitch, it doesn't work and it burns your domain. Run properly it's still the only channel where you can reach every single buyer in your market by name, this quarter, for a fixed cost.
Will this damage my domain or reputation?
No. We send from dedicated domains and inboxes we build for you, never your main domain, with deliverability monitored daily.
How is this different from the last agency?
They sold you activity. We contract a meeting range derived from your actual market, report on meetings and pipeline only, and you approve the messaging before it sends.
What does it cost?
Done-for-you runs $7,000 to $10,000 a month. Where you land depends on what we have to build and how hard your market is to reach. A business with 4,000 buyers and one clear offer takes less infrastructure than one selling four products into 40,000 companies. The workshop is $11,200 one time. We'll map your market on the call and show you the meeting range it can realistically produce, so you see what you're paying for before you commit.
Which one is right for me?
If you want the pipeline and you don't want to manage it, that's done-for-you. If you'd rather own the system and run it with your own team, that's the workshop. Plenty of people start with the workshop, get it running, then hand it to us later when they'd rather buy back the time. There's no wrong door.
How fast do meetings start?
The build is real. Infrastructure has to be bought, warmed and tested before a single email sends, so first meetings land in the first four to eight weeks. If you need meetings this week, we're the wrong team and we'll say so on the call.
What if it doesn't work?
We work in 6-month engagements because that's the minimum window where the system pays for itself. The first weeks are build and calibrate. Then meetings are flowing, and by month 6 the system is producing pipeline on its own and the data is rich enough to optimise against. You approve every message before it sends, you see meetings and pipeline every month, and there's a 60-day notice period.