Cold email that books real meetings.

We do. AI drafts the per-prospect research and personalisation, then a human reads it before anything sends — because AI writes confident nonsense often enough that unreviewed sending will embarrass you. You approve the angles before the first campaign goes out.

We never send from your primary domain. You get dedicated sending domains with two mailboxes each, warmed properly before volume, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured and deliverability monitored continuously. If your main domain gets burnt, your invoices stop arriving — so we keep the two completely separate.

Cold email to a business address about something relevant to that business is legal in the UK and always has been. What makes it spam is blasting an unfiltered list with a generic message. We cap daily sending per inbox to specialist-benchmarked limits — insider knowledge of what actually lands — target a tight list you approve, and suppress anyone who asks to be left alone.

We work to PECR and UK GDPR — B2B contacts at corporate addresses, legitimate interest as the lawful basis, accurate sender identification, a working opt-out in every message, and suppression honoured immediately. We're not lawyers and we'll say so; if you're in a regulated sector, run our approach past yours.

It runs alongside the email, targeting the same approved list — connection requests and follow-ups from your own profile, paced to stay well inside LinkedIn's limits. The two channels together lift reply rates noticeably, because people check who's messaged them before they answer a stranger's email.

Everything the campaign produced. Your prospect list, every reply and the full conversation history, the database of everyone who engaged but didn't book, the sequences we wrote and the documentation. You leave with the work and the relationships, at no cost. The sending domains and mailboxes stay with us. We buy them, warm them for a fortnight and watch their reputation daily, and we carry that cost every month whether a campaign is running or not — they're a standing asset, closer to a leased van than a file. If you want to keep sending from them, we'll transfer them at cost: registrations at renewal value, mailbox seats for the rest of their term, and a £250 handover fee for the DNS migration. If you'd rather not, you owe nothing. And leaving is simple, because the engagement is monthly rolling — no minimum term, no notice-period games.