Outbound, content, copy and pipeline. The same software we operate, on your credentials and your infrastructure. It is not a course or a framework: it is the software.
The difference between this and a GitHub fork is that here the variable cost is yours because the keys are yours, and the maintenance is ours because the software is the same one we operate every day for our clients.
One-to-one copy
It resolves every block of the message lead by lead against your library and your dimensions, with auto-QA before export.
You do not write variants by hand or send the same email to two different roles.
Runs on your Anthropic key and your Supabase
LinkedIn content
Pillars per profile, learned voice, design with your brand kit and OAuth publishing.
You do not coordinate a writer, a designer and whoever publishes.
Runs on your Anthropic, your Perplexity and your LinkedIn
Per-number pacing, cross-channel suppression, inbox, and Meta’s limits respected by design.
You do not burn numbers or fight the API.
Runs on your own Meta Business Portfolio and WABA
Reply Manager
Unified inbox for email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp, with AI drafts and human sending.
You do not check dozens of mailboxes.
Runs on your Smartlead, HeyReach and Meta accounts
Domain health
Daily score per domain, automatic mailbox rotation and silent-mailbox detection.
You do not find out a domain burned once nobody replies.
Runs on your domains
Analyzer
Which role, country, company size and wording converted, in your own cohort.
You do not decide on a benchmark from a blog post.
Runs on your Smartlead and your HeyReach
Reporting and pipeline
Unified pipeline and dashboard from day one, across the channels you use.
You do not build the report by hand or keep pipeline in three places.
Runs on your API keys
Copy review
Versioning, comments anchored to the text and recorded approval.
You do not approve copy over an email chain.
Runs on your Supabase
Nobody fills in sixty fields. The OS researches your company and hands you the structure back, and you correct what is wrong.
Two inputs. The domain, and whether you sell into LATAM or the United States. The second one sizes everything that follows.
The OS researches your company, your category and your competitors, and synthesizes what it finds.
From that come your company types and buyer personas, each with its attributes: value prop, pains, cases, positioning. You correct whatever does not fit.
You connect your accounts: Anthropic, Smartlead, HeyReach, Meta, LinkedIn, your Supabase. The variable cost is yours because the keys are yours.
Every module reads your company/ before doing anything, so copy, content and routing come out with your context, not a generic one.
Pipeline and dashboard exist before the first message goes out, not on month three.
We say it here instead of in the fine print, because you were going to ask it on the call anyway.
Queried, never handed over
The 1.4M lead and 970K company database
With the record of who has already been contacted, so nobody gets hit twice. It is the most expensive thing we have to rebuild.
The priors on what converts
Which role, country, company size, sequence step and wording converts, per vertical. Three years of sending across fourteen clients.
The enrichment cache
If we already hold part of your list, you do not pay a data vendor for it again.
The deliverability benchmarks
Calibrated across roughly 1,000 domains and 2,500 mailboxes. Without that base, the number does not exist.
The market calibration
How much infrastructure you need for the meetings you want, depending on whether you sell into LATAM or the United States. It comes from operating both.
Runs inside your company
The eight platforms, on your credentials and your infrastructure. The variable cost is yours because the keys are yours, and that is what makes the price what it is.
We do not do
Paid media
We do not have the expertise in-house. Faking it is the fastest way for you to find the floor of the product.
LinkedIn automation
The OS explains how it is done well and what the risk is. We do not automate it with our name on it.
The difference is not how much software you get: it is the same. It is who gets it running the first time.
$200/mo
If you have someone technical who can give it a few hours a week.
On request
If you want the system in-house but do not want to set it up yourself.
Everything starts with a call. There is no buy button on purpose: onboarding is calibrated to the market you sell into and the modules you need, and that does not get solved in a checkout.
You can, and for testing it is fine. What you will not have is the infrastructure that sustains it or three years of campaign data. A skill published by a stranger gives you the process once; this is the software we operate every day for paying clients, and it stays maintained because we maintain it for them.
You pay them, on your own accounts. That is deliberate and it is what makes $200 a month a real price: if the variable cost were ours, the price would be different. It also means what runs is yours and does not depend on us still working together.
No. That database, the priors on what converts per vertical, the enrichment cache and the deliverability benchmarks are not handed over: they are queried. They are three years of sending across fourteen clients and they are the asset. We say it here instead of in the fine print because it is the question you were going to ask on the call anyway.
It depends on how many modules you turn on and how much volume you run, so any number I gave you here would be made up. It is one of the first things we measure on the call, and if the answer is "more than you have", the operated mode suits you better and we will say so.
It replaces the part of the work that is building the system, which is where the first three to six months of a hire go. It does not replace judgment: someone on your team still has to decide who you write to and approve what goes out.
You can switch at any point, and the other way around too. The modules are the same on both sides; the only thing that changes is who operates them. Plenty of people start with us operating and take it in-house once they have someone to put on it.
Because onboarding is calibrated to the market you sell into and the modules you need, and that does not get solved in a checkout. We would rather have a twenty-minute call than a client who bought the wrong configuration.
This is why we work with enterprise and VC-backed companies.
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