Wake up to your next client, already found — with the first email already written.

For companies that sell to other businesses. We watch the market overnight, pick the few companies that need you right now, and draft your opening email. You read it over coffee and hit approve.

Your night-shift engine is booting up. It works while you sleep — scroll on.

You already know what bad outreach looks like.
It's in your inbox right now.

"I hope this email finds you well. I came across your company and was impressed…"

— sent to 5,000 people from a bought list. Answered by none.

You delete these every day. So does everyone you'd ever want as a client. That's why "finding new clients" feels dirty — and why it keeps sliding to the bottom of your list while somewhere out there, right now, a company needs exactly what you sell.

There is a right way to do this.

  • Write to a few companies, not thousands. Three good conversations beat three thousand deletions.
  • Write the morning something happens to them. New funding, a first sales hire, a tool they've outgrown — the moment their need is real and their inbox isn't full of pitches yet.
  • Write about them, not about you. The first sentence should prove you actually read their news.
  • Say no to almost everyone. Out of 77 companies we looked at one recent morning, we rejected 74.

While you sleep

06:58

Patronus AI announces a $50M round amid "nearly insatiable demand." Their news is minutes old.

06:59

We check them against what you sell.

06:59

Most companies fail this check — a competitor, a job seeker, plain noise — and are rejected. Out of 77 companies one recent morning, we rejected 74. This one fits.

07:04

Your opening email is drafted — four sentences, starting from their news, in your voice:

Subject: Scaling headcount with AI efficiency

Patronus AI's nearly insatiable demand is a strong indicator the company is about to scale headcount, which can strain HR teams. AI-screened candidate shortlists can cut time-to-hire by 40%, letting HR focus on more strategic tasks. As you invest in new tooling, how are you planning to optimize hiring to keep up with demand?

real draft · unedited · written for a sample client selling recruiting software

07:30

It's in your inbox.

All of this already runs, every morning. It's called Coldstart.

Yes, it's AI — doing the part AI is actually good at.

Overnight, the engine reads thousands of public pages — job posts, funding news, company announcements. Nothing private, nothing scraped from behind a login. A strict filter throws out everything that doesn't genuinely fit what you sell. Only then does AI write: a short email built on that company's real, hours-old news. It never invents facts and it never guesses email addresses — each lead comes with links to find the real decision-maker.

And the part AI must never do stays yours: nothing is ever sent without you reading and approving it. Every email that goes out is one you chose to send.

That's the whole trick — and it's why this costs €750 a month instead of a €4,000-a-month salary.

This week the engine read 118 public signals and kept 1. The rest never reached anyone's inbox — that's the point.

What it costs. All of it.

€750per month · ex VAT

+ €350 one-time setup · ex VAT — we configure the engine to your exact niche and offer, by hand.

  • Fresh leads found for you every morning
  • Each one checked against what you sell — most get rejected before you see them
  • A ready-to-send opening email drafted for every lead
  • You approve and send — nothing goes out without you
  • You own every lead and every draft — export anytime

Billed monthly. Cancel anytime — no notice period, no lock-in. We take on only a handful of new niches each month.

See your own morning first — free.

Tell us what you sell. We'll run the engine for your niche and send you 3 real leads — with drafts — before you pay anything.