Reach anyone in the world.
Pay only if they respond.
Pay dream customers, expert operators, high-demand candidates, and more for confirmed calls or replies.
Reach the people who
normally don’t reply.
The people who are most in demand are overwhelmed with cold outreach.
To cut through the noise, make an offer that shows them you're serious about their time.
- ML$50
Mira Lin
VP Engineering · Series C
- AC$80
Andrew Cho
Head of Recruiting · Stripe
- PR$65
Priya Rao
Head of Procurement · F500
- DL$38
Diego Lopez
Design Lead · public SaaS
- ST$95
Sam T.
Staff Engineer · infra
- MR$155
Mei R.
ML Researcher · frontier lab
Pay for the reply
you're looking for.
Pay for a booked call or quick reply, with an automatic refund if the recipient declines.
For anyone tired of cold emails that aren't worth your time.
Sales
Reach the buyer who isn't returning your email.
Recruiting
Hear back from the candidate everyone's trying to hire.
Expertise
Get a direct response from someone who has the experience you need.
From your list to a real reply.
- 01
Search our directory or upload your lead list.
We find anyone you need to reach, on the platform or off.
- 02
Make an offer to the people you want to reach.
Pay their listed rate for a reply, or make your own offer. You get a full refund if they don't reply.
- 03
The recipient gets paid only if they reply.
They can choose to get paid directly or donate their proceeds to a charity.
Built by repeat founders.
Max Kolysh
Max is a Visiting Partner at Y Combinator. He spent seven years building Dover, a recruiting platform used by Stripe and Scale to make 2,000+ hard hires — so he has seen cold outreach from every angle.
Y Combinator
Dover
MIT
Josh Chen
Josh leads product and engineering. He was Chief Product Officer and Head of Platform Engineering at Opal (Cloudflare, Databricks, Figma), co-founded Basis, and started out in quantitative trading at D. E. Shaw.
Opal
PrincetonCold outreach is broken.
We’re fixing it.
Cold outreach used to require real effort. A thoughtful email took real research to prove you actually thought about who you were writing to. That effort was important: it signaled to the recipient whether you were worth their time.
ChatGPT made that effort meaningless. Today, anyone can send 10,000 emails that read like a real person wrote them, essentially free.
Recipients can’t tell the real emails from the AI ones, so they just ignore all of them — including the ones they might have wanted to say yes to.
We believe that there’s one signal that’s hard to fake: money. Companies already spend tens of billions of dollars a year on bus ads, Meta/Google/LinkedIn marketing, paid job boards, and outreach tools. But none of that money reaches the person you’re actually trying to reach. It just pays middlemen.
We think that money should go to the person whose attention you want. Pay them their rate for a real reply, and they keep the money or donate it. Outreach finally stops being a tax on the recipient and starts being a paycheck.