Outbound Sales fills your calendar — finds prospects, writes the emails, books the calls.
Type your trade and your patch — it maps every company in the area, makes each one something bespoke, then emails and calls until the meeting lands in your calendar.
Illustrative · the market mapped, one prospect shown what's possible — and booked
The job it owns, exactly.
Your trade and your patch. Business type + location — plain words.
Who fits, who doesn't. The Market Map, your rules.
Makes each one a bespoke pitch. Emails it, calls it, follows up.
Booked calls in your calendar. Proposals too — e-sign and payment built in.
You approve the list and the first email before anything sends — it never spams.
Watch one prospect become a booking.
Type your trade and your town — here's one prospect, start to finish.
You typed: "patio cleaning · Leeds"
27 properties mapped in Roundhay
One of them: 14 Elm Grove — big flagstone patio, green with algae on the aerial photo. Owner's name and address on file.
- Maps every property in the area worth pitching
- Takes the aerial photo and edits it — their patio, shown clean
- Emails the before-and-after, then calls two days later
- Job booked for Thursday — straight into your calendar
Hi Mr Field — that flagstone patio at number 14 has seen better days, so we mocked up what it'd look like after a clean (attached). We're on your street next Thursday — want it done while we're there?
Bespoke to every prospect — a patio firm sends the after-photo, a supplies firm sends a preview website. Whatever makes your pitch land.
Your pipeline, before and after.
- New business waits for quiet weeks
- A lead list nobody works
- Follow-ups forgotten by Friday
- Growth hangs on referrals
- Prospecting runs every day
- Every email written for one company
- Follow-ups land on time
- Calls appear in your calendar
The honest answers.
It doesn't work alone.
One of six workers, all thinking from one brain. What one learns, they all know.
Book a demo and watch it find your next customer.
Thirty minutes, your real market — and an honest answer on whether it's the right first hire.
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