Cold outreach asks strangers for attention. MeetJohn runs the other play — and puts AI agents behind it: they learn who you should introduce, find new people you don't have yet, write every message, and stop the sequence the instant someone replies.
Not a chatbot bolted on. Each one owns a real step of the pipeline — and every dollar spent and every message sent is metered, gated, and reversible.
Watches who you accept and dismiss, then tunes each client's targeting to match — every change logged and one-click reversible. The more you use it, the sharper it gets.
A keyword match can't tell a multi-unit franchise owner from a line cook. This one reads each person against the client's ideal profile and re-orders by real fit — with a reason for every call.
Takes the tuned target, searches a data provider for people you don't have yet, dedupes against your database, and buys only within a budget you set. Autonomous — never a surprise on the bill.
"Who needs a follow-up today?" "Draft a reply to Priya." A copilot that can see your whole pipeline and act on it in plain language.
Positive, question, not-now, decline — read from what they actually wrote, above the quoted thread. A yes pauses the sequence at once.
Generates the full warm-intro sequence and the double opt-in — from real fields, with every merge variable checked before a word ships.
Paste a website. The agent reads it, writes your positioning, compiles your ideal target, finds your first matches, and drafts your sequence. You just approve.
Cold tools optimise for how many strangers you can reach before the domain burns. That is a real game, and other people play it well. This is a different one.
Import contacts by CSV or pull them in from a data source. Each one is matched against the clients you represent, so the system knows who is worth introducing to whom — and scores it.
Sequences render from real fields, never guesses. You read the exact text of every step before a single message goes out — and the send is blocked outright if a variable did not resolve.
Replies are pulled in, classified, and routed to one inbox. A positive answer pauses the sequence immediately, so nobody ever gets a follow-up to a message they already answered.
Most outreach tools are excellent at pushing mail out and vague about what comes back. The return path is where this one puts its weight.
Every conversation in one thread view, with the full history — including replies you wrote by hand.
Positive, question, not now, decline — read from what they wrote above the quoted thread, not the whole chain.
Reach, audience, contacted, replies and meetings per client — so you can see which relationships actually convert.
Daily volume climbs on a fixed schedule from a new sending identity, instead of spiking on day one.
An unsubscribe or a bounce removes someone across every sequence and every client, permanently.
Owner, admin and member seats. The two actions that put mail in front of a real person are owner-gated.
Find people you don't have yet from your ideal target, deduped against your database — bought only within a budget you set.
Every AI call and vendor credit metered to the dollar, next to the KPIs — so you always know what a meeting actually costs.
A signed REST API and outbound webhooks — reply received, meeting booked, sequence completed — to wire the pipeline into your stack.
They sit in the send path itself. If a check fails, the message does not go out — the sequence holds rather than advancing, so nobody receives a follow-up to an email that never existed.
Every plan is a flat monthly price with the whole product in it — including John, your AI agent. Contact data is metered on top, and you're only ever charged for contacts that are actually found. Nothing is ever billed automatically: outgrow a plan and we suggest the next one, you decide.
Create a workspace, import a list, and read the exact emails before anyone receives one.