How many meetings can we expect?

For an SEO agency selling retainers it was 30+ in the first six weeks at a 4% reply rate. Your number depends on the offer and how narrow the list is, and the audit call is where we size it honestly rather than quote you someone else's result.

Is this just cold email at volume?

No. Volume is the easiest lever and the worst one. The work is in the targeting and the exclusions, which is what decides whether a reply is worth reading.

Will it hurt our main domain?

It never touches it. Outbound runs on separate domains, warmed before anything goes out, and the volume stays where the inbox placement holds.

We do, against your offer and your past wins, and we rewrite it weekly against what gets replies. You approve every sequence before it sends.

Does it do LinkedIn as well as email?

Yes. The same list runs both, so a prospect sees one coherent approach instead of two disconnected ones.

What happens if we stop?

You keep the domains, the inboxes, the lists and the copy. They were set up on your accounts from the start.

AI Sales Agent: Built for You, Not Rented

Short answer

An AI sales agent is a system that runs the repeatable half of outbound: it builds the target list, enriches it, writes the sequence, sends it from inboxes that stay deliverable, and hands a person the replies worth answering. It does not close deals, and it is not a person.

Key takeaways

The agent runs list building, enrichment, writing, sending and follow-up. A person takes the conversation.
Most tools sell you a seat. We build the engine on your own domains and your own data.
For an SEO agency it booked 30+ meetings in the first six weeks at a 4% reply rate.
Targeting decides the result. Copy is second, and volume is a distant third.

What an AI sales agent does

1
Defines who to write toIdeal client profile, the decision maker inside it, and the exclusion rules that keep your own clients and competitors out.
2
Builds and enriches the listAccounts and contacts sourced automatically, then verified, so the sending reputation survives the first week.
3
Writes the sequenceEmail and LinkedIn steps written against your offer, then rewritten against what actually gets replies.
4
Sends and stays deliverableSeparate domains, warmed inboxes, sending volume held where the inbox placement holds.
5
Sorts the repliesInterested, not now, and not interested, separated automatically. A person only opens the first pile.

Built for you or rented as a seat

	A tool you subscribe to	An agent we build
Data	Their database, same as everyone else's	Your list, your rules, your exclusions
Domains	Shared infrastructure	Your own, warmed separately
Copy	Templates the model was trained on	Your offer, rewritten against your replies
If you stop paying	It stops	You keep the lists, the copy and the inboxes

What it returned for an SEO agency

Leapsly sells SEO retainers and had no predictable way to reach decision makers beyond referrals. We built the outbound engine: ideal client profile and exclusion rules, automated sourcing and enrichment, email and LinkedIn sequences, and weekly rewriting against the replies.

30+ meetings booked in the first six weeks

4% reply rate across the campaign

40% lower cost per booked meeting

Campaign dashboard: 2.04K contacted, 94.71% delivery rate, 97 opens, 97 replies, 42 interested

One campaign from the Leapsly build: 2,040 contacted, 94.71% delivery, 42 interested.

Reply from a prospect: Nice email. I'd be more interested in learning how you made the email. Assuming you sent thousands?

The reply you want from cold outbound, and the reason targeting beats volume.

The stack we build on

Clay for research, sourcing and enrichment. LinkedIn Sales Navigator for targeting. Findymail for email discovery. Zapmail for inbox setup. Smartlead for sequencing, warm-up and deliverability. HeyReach for LinkedIn. n8n for routing and notifications. Apify where something needs scraping.

None of it is ours to sell you. We set it up on your accounts, so the engine stays yours.