Cold email outreach that starts sales conversations
The right buyers, a short honest email and a clean sending set-up on domains you own. Positive replies land in your inbox. You hold the meeting.
Last reviewed Nov 13, 2026- Sending and reply sorting
- Weekly report of replies
- 3-month minimum
Start sales talks with real buyers.
- We email your buyers Short and honest, from domains you own.
- Buyers reply We sort the replies and send you the good ones.
- You hold the meeting And close the deal.
- Emails sent and delivered
- Replies and positive replies
- Meetings that came from replies
- What we change next week
Plans and prices.
The scope is written down, so the price is too.
1,000 new contacts a month
Managed outbound
$1,000 a month- Sending and reply sorting
- Weekly report of replies
- 3-month minimum
500 contacts, 3 emails, live
Launch pack
$500 once- Target customer written down
- Sending set up on your domains
- Launch on an agreed date
In every plan.
- A written target: who, where, why now
- Checked contacts from our own research team
- A 3-email sequence you approve
- SPF, DKIM, DMARC and warm-up on your domains
- A report of contacts, sends, replies and positive replies
So nobody is surprised.
- A meeting guarantee. We report every reply, good and bad
- Domains, inboxes and the sending tool. You own and pay for them
- Sending from your main company domain
What to know before you buy.
What the launch pack includes
The launch pack costs $500, once. We define your target customer with you, build 500 checked contacts to that profile, and write a 3-email sequence. We set up sending on your own domains and tool accounts, then launch. It suits an owner who wants to test cold email on a real market without a long contract. You see every number from the launch, so you can decide on the next step with facts.
Sending set up on your domains
Good email gets to the inbox because the sending is set up right. We use separate domains, not your main company domain, so your everyday email stays safe. We set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC on each, which tell inboxes the mail really comes from you. Then the inboxes warm up slowly before the first campaign goes out. We send small numbers at first and raise them slowly.
The four numbers we report
Each week you see four numbers, kept apart: contacts loaded, emails sent, replies and positive replies. A reply that says no counts as a reply, not as a win. That way you see the real response, and you can judge the offer, the list and the message on their own. We also show which message and which list brought the positive replies, so the next round can do better.
Who it suits
Cold email works best for a business with a proven offer: you already have customers, and you know who buys and why. It struggles when the offer is new or unclear. If that is you, we may suggest starting with a small test, or with search and ads first. A clear offer, a known buyer and a reason to talk now are what make strangers reply.
What you own and what we do not promise
You own and pay for the domains, the inboxes and the sending tool. If we part ways, they stay with you. We do not promise meetings or sales. We promise a launch on the agreed date and an honest report of every reply. Your contact lists and the sequences we write are yours too, so your own team can carry on.
This is what arrives.
Made by the same team that will do your work. Names are changed and the work is shown with permission.
What we need from you
- An offer that already sells
- Two or three new domains (we tell you which)
- A sending tool account
Outreach launch report: week 2
| Contacts loaded | 500 |
| Emails sent | 1,140 |
| Replies | 41 |
| Positive replies | 12 |
| Bounces | 1.4% |
Step by step.
You get the scope and the dates in writing before you pay.
- Fit check We confirm you have an offer that already sells.
- Target We write down who to reach and why.
- Contacts 500 checked contacts from our research team.
- Set-up Sending set up on your own domains and tool.
- Sequence Three short emails. You approve every word.
- Launch We launch, sort the replies and report four numbers.
We launch on the agreed date. Contacts, sends, replies and positive replies are reported as four separate numbers.
No honest agency can guarantee a number. We report yours every month: leads, sales and what each one cost.
How we stack up.
Prices for others are typical published ranges. Ours are fixed.
| BizAttic | Sending tool only | Freelancer | Cold email agency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $500 once, then $1,000 a month | $40–$400 a month | $500–$2,000 | $2,500–$6,000 a month |
| Contacts included | Researched to your criteria | No | Varies | Yes |
| Who owns domains and inboxes | You | You | Varies | Often them |
| Reported in | Sends, replies, positive replies | — | Varies | Varies |
| Minimum term | None for the launch pack | Monthly | Varies | 3–6 months |
Imran Kabir, Lead Research Lead
Builds lead lists to client criteria and runs the email checks on every batch.
Asked before signing.
Straight answers about scope, time and money.
Who we do this for- SaaS and software
- Manufacturers and distributors
- IT services and MSPs
- Professional services
- Logistics and freight
- Any B2B company
Does cold email work for B2B?
Yes, when the offer is proven and the list is right. It reaches buyers who are not searching yet.
How soon do replies come?
Plan on 2 to 4 weeks from the start of set-up to the first replies, because new inboxes need time to warm up.
Is B2B cold email legal?
Yes, with rules. Use business contacts, say who you are and let people opt out. CAN-SPAM applies in the US; PECR and UK GDPR in the UK.
What is cold email infrastructure?
The domains, inboxes, sending tool and settings like SPF, DKIM and DMARC that get your email to the inbox.
How much does a cold email agency cost?
Many charge $2,500 to $6,000 a month. Our launch pack is $500 once, and managed outbound is $1,000 a month.
What is a good cold email reply rate?
It depends on the list, the offer and the market. We report replies and positive replies separately, so you see the real picture.
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