Outbound Engine
Every Account Gets a Reason, Not a Merge Tag
Email, LinkedIn and up to 1,000 dials a day, off one list built from public records. Rewritten every week on what replies.
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What everyone sends
Driver recruiting at Pro Tec
Hi there,
Most fleets your size are struggling to keep trucks seated, and driver turnover is at an all-time high.
We help carriers hire faster with AI-powered screening and automated follow-up.
Open to a quick 15 minutes next week?
What we send
690 trucks, 490 drivers
Pro Tec filed its MCS-150 on May 8 listing 690 power units and 490 drivers. USDOT 2596782.
That is 200 empty seats, in their own filing, on a page anyone can pull up.
We ran it across every for-hire general freight carrier in your size band: 971 of 4,359 carry a gap of 10% or more.
254 have a gap between 15 and 50% with a filing since February. That is a recruiting territory, sorted by how many seats are open.
Want the list?
Both numbers come off the carrier's own filing. Anyone can pull up USDOT 2596782 on the FMCSA public record and count the 200 empty seats themselves. Read the brief it came from, published for a company we had never spoken to.
How it works
Find the public data that would have caught your best customers before they knew they had the problem.
Build the list of every company sitting in that same situation right now.
Write the message where the data is the message. No "I noticed you are hiring".
Send it. Email, LinkedIn, and up to 1,000 dials a day, off one list.
Read every reply, kill what lost, ship again next week.
What that looks like
4,359 to 254
carriers, after the filters
The flattering number was 34.7%. The honest one is 22.3%.
191
live briefs published
Public research on markets that were not ours.
100,000
emails a month
Infrastructure sized to the market, not to a tool plan.
1,000
dials a day
A calling team we hire, script, manage and record.
1,000 dials a day
The calling team is ours: we hire it, script it, manage it and record it. You hire nobody.
2-3
leads per caller per day
1-2
booked calls per caller per day, into your calendar
Weekly
dials, connects, conversations, meetings
Scripts come off the same account record as the email. Dialer, numbers and contact data are our cost.
This is for you if
- ✓You sell into a vertical with a public record: healthcare, construction, logistics, financial services, home services.
- ✓You have someone who can take the calls we book.
- ✓You would rather see the list before you believe the pitch.
This is not for you if
- ✗Horizontal SaaS selling to everyone, where no public data separates a buyer from a stranger.
- ✗You want a list handed over and nobody working it.
- ✗You need results this week. First sends take about two weeks, first dials 12 to 18 days.
Domains, warmup, mailbox rotation, verification and deliverability monitoring are included. If an agency is pitching you SPF records, it has nothing better to show you.
How Outbound Feeds the System
Every spoke strengthens the others. Here's how this service connects.
The public-record signal that defines the list
Accounts that read a page get worked the same week
Objections from replies and calls become the next page
Replies, dispositions and meetings write back to the CRM
Frequently Asked Questions about outbound for early-stage startups
It runs the cold outreach a founder cannot staff yet. We build the list from public records, attach a dated fact to every account, and work it by email, LinkedIn and 1,000 dials a day.
You buy the system and the callers instead of the headcount. Nobody gets recruited, trained or ramped. Your founder or closer only handles the conversations that come back.
Usually the list, not the copy. If industry and headcount are the only things separating who you contacted from everyone else, no subject line fixes that. Build the list on a checkable problem instead.
Build the list from public records, then size the infrastructure to the list rather than the list to a tool. A hundred thousand sends a month is roughly 100 to 160 warmed mailboxes.
Yes, and it is usually the only way to test calling before it justifies a headcount. What matters is who owns the list and the script. Ours do, off the same record the email uses.
Our calling engine averages 2 to 3 leads and 1 to 2 booked calls per caller per day at 1,000 dials. Your market will differ, so you get the numbers weekly from week one.
Tell us your market
We will go read the public record on it, and you see what came back before you commit to anything.