Your AI CEO operates the outbound machine you'd otherwise hire an SDR for.
You'd think this needs an SDR + a $400/month sequencer — Astra runs the whole pipe with one Apollo seat and your Gmail.
Astra runs cold outbound by building a tight 200-prospect list, writing one genuinely personalized email per prospect, and operating the send-track-reply loop daily. She pulls your ICP definition from prior chats (or asks you 3 quick questions if undefined), queries Apollo for matching contacts, scrapes each company's website for a real personalization hook (recent product launch, hiring page, blog post), drafts a 4-email sequence per prospect with the hook in line 1, sends from your Gmail at staggered times to avoid spam triggers, and triages every reply — booking interested ones to your Calendly, parking maybes for a later angle, dropping no-thanks. The deliverable is a daily Lark digest with sends, opens, replies, meetings booked, and weekly conversion rate. Most sequences hit 3-8% reply rate and 1-2% meeting rate.
Confirm industry, company size, role, geography, and the one job-to-be-done your product solves. If unclear, Astra asks 3 questions before sourcing.
Apollo query for 200 contacts matching ICP, dedupe against existing CRM contacts, score each on fit and intent signals (recent funding, hiring, tech stack).
Per prospect: scrape company site for one real hook (launch, blog, hire), open email 1 with that hook, then 3 follow-ups at day 4, 9, 14 with progressively shorter copy.
Send 30-50/day from your Gmail, randomized within business hours, plain text, no tracking pixels on email 1. Stop instantly on bounce-rate spike.
Interested → book to Calendly + log in CRM. Maybe → park for re-engagement in 60 days. No → suppress permanently. Auto-respond "thanks" to courtesy declines.
A live Lark thread with daily send/open/reply counts, a CRM tagged with every prospect, meetings auto-booked to your Calendly, and a weekly retro on which hook variants converted best.
3-week active campaign, weekly retro, then optional re-launch with refined ICP and copy.
We'll spin up your workspace, hand the prompt to Astra, and you see the answer in 60 seconds. Free.
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Astra caps sends at 40-50/day per address, randomizes timing within business hours, never includes tracking pixels on email 1, and uses plain text. If your Gmail starts showing deliverability warnings, Astra pauses immediately and proposes warming up a secondary domain via Mailreach or Instantly.
Astra asks 3 calibration questions: which 3 customers love you most, what they have in common, and what trigger event made them buy. From those answers she infers ICP. Worst case she launches with 50 prospects across 2 hypotheses and lets reply rates pick the winner.
Yes — Astra drafts in Lark and waits for your edits before any campaign launches. You can also give her a sample email you've sent before that worked, and she'll write all 200 in that voice. Adjustments mid-campaign apply to all unsent emails.
First replies usually land within 48 hours. Meetings booked typically peak in week 2 (after follow-up #2). Expect 2-12 meetings from a 200-prospect list — wider range depends on ICP fit, hook quality, and your offer's market resonance. Astra reports the funnel weekly.