Tell your AI who to email. ColdToYes does the rest.
Cold email that runs from inside Claude or any AI assistant. Name the people or hand it a list. It finds them, verifies them, writes to each one personally, sends gently from real-name inboxes, and tells you who said yes.
Built for solo operators and small teams. Works with Claude or any AI that supports MCP.
Find John and Billy at Acme and reach out about our onboarding audit.
ColdToYes- Found 2 people at Acme: John, VP Operations, and Billy, Head of Customer Success.
- Verified both addresses before anything was written.
- Researched each one: John's recent hiring post, Billy's talk on churn.
- Wrote 2 separate emails, each built around what that person cares about.
- Queued them on two different inboxes, spaced through the morning.
One sentence in. Replies out.
Everything between the request and the reply happens without a campaign builder, a template library or a dashboard to learn.
You ask
Name people at a company, describe who you want to reach, or paste a list of 40. Plain language, in the AI you already use.
It finds and verifies
ColdToYes looks up the right people and checks every address before a word is written, so you are not burning inboxes on bounces.
It researches each person
Role, company, what they have said and shipped lately. The point is a reason to write to this person, not a merge field.
It writes every email 1:1
No templates. Each email is written for one reader, in your voice, and you can read or change any of them before they go.
It sends thinly
Sends are spread across your real-name inboxes so none of them carries the load, and timed like a person working through their morning.
It tells you who said yes
Replies are read and sorted. Interested people come back to you in the chat. Out-of-office and not-now replies are handled for you.
Written for one person. Every time.
Templates with a first name swapped in read like templates. ColdToYes writes each message from what it learned about that person, so the email has a reason to exist.
- Your voice, learned once. Tell it how you write, or let it read a few of your sent emails.
- Short and plain. No pitch decks in the first email, no walls of text.
- You stay in control. Review everything, approve in batches, or let trusted sequences run.
Hi Billy,
Caught your talk on why customers leave in the first 30 days. The point about setup calls that never get booked stuck with me.
We run onboarding audits for teams like yours and usually find the two or three steps where new accounts stall. Happy to show you what we would look at for Acme.
Worth a 15 minute call next week?
Dana
Why this email: Billy gave a public talk on early churn. That is the reason to write, so the email opens with it.
Three ways to run it
Start with a quick send. Grow into sequences when you are ready. It is the same tool, driven by the same conversation.
Quick sends
For a handful of people, today
Ask your AI and it is done. No campaign to set up for small lists.
Reach out to the three founders we met at the expo.
Standard sequences
For steady, repeatable outreach
A first email and follow-ups on a schedule you choose, with every message still written per person.
Set up a 3 step sequence for this list of 200 clinics.
AI sequences
For when you want it to decide
ColdToYes chooses the timing, the angle and when to stop for each person based on how they respond.
Work this list until they reply or it is clear they will not.
Sends like a person, so it lands like one.
Deliverability is built into how ColdToYes sends, not left as a settings page for you to figure out.
- Spread thin. Many real-name inboxes each send a few emails, so no single inbox burns out.
- Volume is earned. Pacing grows with the replies an inbox gets, instead of a fixed daily cap you guess at.
- No tracking pixels or redirect links. Your emails look like normal emails because they are normal emails.
Today across one sender's inboxes
Each square is a send slot. Filled squares are used.
Pacing follows replies
Daily volume rises only as people write back.
White dots mark replies.
Inboxes and domains in one step
Need sending inboxes? Ask for them. ColdToYes buys name-matched inboxes and domains, sets up the records they need, and starts them slowly. Real-name senders tend to get more replies, but they are a suggestion, not a requirement.
Everyone's sending gets smarter. Nobody's leads are shared.
ColdToYes learns which patterns get replies across all senders and uses that to improve your emails and pacing. What it learns from is the pattern, never your contacts or your copy.
5 emailsor5,000
Made for solo operators and small teams. Send to five people this afternoon or run a full outbound program, from the same conversation.
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