Cold email is seasonal.
Some months you send 200K, some months nothing.
Paying a monthly plan through the quiet months never made sense to us, so Alienmail credits last 12 months.
Buy once, send when you need to.
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@copymenace True for skills with visible demand.
For a new product nobody’s searching for yet, outreach is still how the first customers find out you exist.
@MichaelSaruggia Volume helps once the list and offer are right. Before that, 1,000 a day just burns domains faster.
I’d fix the offer and deliverability first.
@GuillaumeBardet The group chat analogy is perfect. That’s why we built Alien Mail as one place: writing, warmup and send timing together
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@0xAlphana This is a real risk.
Auto-reply loops can wreck a sending domain overnight.
Any tool sending on your behalf should stop on auto-replies and out-of-office messages by default.
@sudiptabiswas93 Solid stack.
I’d add separate sending domains and a slow warmup before any of it. Most early outbound fails on deliverability, not tooling.
@petecodes Fair.
Echoing back a phrase from someone’s homepage isn’t research.
A good cold email shows you understood their problem, and that takes real thinking, AI or not.
@victor_bigfield Too real.
Logo v5 feels like progress, an email to a stranger feels like rejection.
Ten emails a day would teach you more than any redesign.