Every hostname a company stands up, within hours
A careers, status, partners or checkout subdomain appearing is a hiring push, an enterprise motion, a channel or a launch, visible the day it exists.
Outbound, run for you
We build and run your outbound engine. Not a list anyone can buy: we watch the public registers your market is obliged to file with, and write the day something changes. Qualified meetings land in your diary, and you keep the whole system if we ever part ways.
Not software to learn, and not a junior in a call centre. An operated system with your hand on the switch.
We do not buy a list. We watch public registers and public logs for the day a company borrows, hires, migrates, expands or buys, and we write while it still matters.
Every message waits for a human to approve it. No robot writes to your market in your name while you sleep.
On the day we part ways the whole machine transfers to you, running. No lock-in, no hostage data, no starting again.
Two weeks from the first call to the first prospects in your queue.
One call. Your ideal customer, three deals you won, three you lost, and the moment you wish you had known about sooner.
We build it, load your rules, and the first prospects appear in a queue for you to approve.
We run it every day. You spend ten minutes approving, and the rest of your week selling.
Ten minutes a day is the whole job on your side: read the evidence, approve or reject. Everything before and after that is ours.
Where the leads come from
Almost every tool in this category resells one of three databases. That is why the same four hundred companies get written to by everyone in your market in the same month, and why the reply rate keeps falling. A list is a photograph of who a company was on the day someone last refreshed it.
We do the opposite. We read the registers and logs a company is required to publish to, we keep every reading, and what we sell you is the difference between yesterday and today. Not that a company uses Microsoft, but that it moved to Microsoft last week. Not that it is hiring, but that it stood up a careers site on Tuesday. A change has a date, an owner and a reason to write this morning. A list has none of those.
Public registers and public logs, grouped by what they tell you. The ones marked in build are the next sources going in, and we would rather show you the roadmap than pretend it is finished.
A careers, status, partners or checkout subdomain appearing is a hiring push, an enterprise motion, a channel or a launch, visible the day it exists.
A mail migration is a funded project with an owner and a deadline, and everything adjacent to email is in scope while it runs.
Vendors make customers publish proof of ownership. That record only appears during onboarding, so it dates the purchase.
A deliverability or security programme is in flight, usually with outside help.
Every one of these is a public register or a public log. That is deliberate: it is fresher than anything resold, it is lawful to use with the disclosure we attach to every message, and it means the evidence in your approval queue links to the source itself rather than to a vendor who will not say where they got it.
Your morning queue, with the evidence attached to every message. Try it: approve a couple and press send. Some will be stopped before they leave, and the system will tell you why.
Approval queue · 4 awaiting you · 0 approved
Why founders come to us
Outbound did not stop working. Accountability did. The data vendor sold you a list, the tool sold you sequences, the agency sold you hours, and when it went wrong every one of them had done their job. We do the whole thing, put you in charge of what goes out, and hand you the machine at the end.
The same questions asked of every option on your desk.
| Data tools | Agencies | AI SDRs | takethemeeting | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you actually get | A list | Hours of an agency | A bot with your domain | Meetings in your diary |
| Where the data comes from | A database resold to everyone | The same database | The same database | Public registers, read at source |
| How current it is | Whenever it was last refreshed | Whenever it was last refreshed | Whenever it was last refreshed | What changed since yesterday |
| Who does the work | Your reps | Their juniors | Software | We do |
| Approves each message | Your reps, if they have time | Sometimes | Nobody | You, in one screen |
| Cost to start | £500-2,000/mo | £3,000-10,000/mo | £1,500-5,000/mo | From £1,500/mo |
| When you leave | You keep a spreadsheet | You keep nothing | You keep nothing | You keep the machine |
Most sales leaders stop reading here, and that is fine. If your ops or compliance colleague wants the mechanism, this is it, running on invented companies.
No deck and no pitch. Bring your ideal customer, three deals you won and three you lost, and we will tell you honestly whether this fits. If it does, you are live in a fortnight.