Talk to the people who build it.

There is no sales team to route around. Email goes to the founder, the Slack channel is the founder, and the calendar link books time with the person who would build your agent. Replies land inside four business hours on weekdays, and same-day more often than not.

What to send, by reason for writing

• Scoping a build — monthly call volume, the system your jobs live in, and what would make it obviously worth it.
• Support as an existing customer — the call in question and roughly when it happened.
• Partnership or reselling — what your client base looks like and which trades dominate it.
• Press or research — your deadline, stated plainly, so it gets triaged correctly.

What happens to a scoping email

You get either a written scope with a number and a date, or a note explaining why we would decline. Businesses under roughly 150 monthly inbound conversations get the second one, because the recovered revenue will not clear the monthly and saying so now is cheaper for both of us than saying it in ninety days.

What we will not do with your address

No drip sequence fires when you write. No retargeting audience is built from the message. If the conversation stops, it stops — there is no automated follow-up chasing you for a decision three weeks later, which is the single most common complaint about buying from an agency in this category.