Write cold emails people answer. Describe who you're contacting and why now, and get three versions under 90 words, each with its own angle and one simple question.
Your generated result will appear here.
'You just hired three SDRs' beats 'I came across your company'. Use the field for why this person, why now.
One honest number or customer is enough. If you have nothing yet, leave it blank and the draft will ask a question instead of claiming results.
A yes-or-no question is easier to answer than a request for 30 minutes.
Try each angle on a small batch. Your reply rate will tell you more than any template, including these.
A cold email is a first message to someone who doesn't know you, sent because you have a specific reason to think they'd care.
This tool writes three versions from your inputs, each with a different angle, a plain subject line and a question that takes one sentence to answer. For investor outreach, use the investor cold email generator. For a multi-step sales campaign, use the cold outbound sequence generator.
People decide whether to answer in seconds, and they can tell a mail merge from a message meant for them. The reason you're writing to this person today usually matters more than how you describe your product.
Personalization has to be true. Inventing a mutual contact or a compliment can cost you the reply and your reputation, so the tool only uses what you give it. Cold email rules vary by country, so check the rules that apply to you before you send.
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