5 cents per inbox.
Best-in-class deliverability.
And I didn't set up a single one by hand.
Cold email doesn't die in the copy.
It dies at the infrastructure layer.
Most people pay $3 to $6 per inbox.
Then babysit warmup for three weeks.
Then watch half of them land in spam anyway.
So I handed the entire job to Claude Opus 4.8.
Now it provisions inboxes for pennies.
And they hit the primary inbox, not the promo tab.
Here's what the system actually does:
→ Spins up a sending inbox for 5 cents instead of $3
→ Wires the auth setup most providers quietly skip
→ Runs warmup without three weeks of hand-holding
→ Kills the "done-for-you" inbox fees you're overpaying
→ Scales to hundreds of inboxes while I sleep
No dashboards.
No VA setting up domains one by one.
No monthly bill that climbs every time you scale.
Just clean infrastructure, built on demand, for almost nothing.
The cost of sending used to be a moat.
Claude just drained it.
Want the full build?
→ Connect with me
→ Comment "INBOX"
I'll send the breakdown over.
@Teknium I haven't been able to connect either. Testing the connection works, however the actual connection doesn't. The repair button doesn't work. Thanks for you help
https://t.co/byRIAGdnGi
hermes desktop just dropped and it’s a HUGEE DEAL
- native app for mac, windows, and linux no more terminal required
- one memory, one agent identity across telegram, discord, slack, whatsapp, signal and more
- visual skill timeline see exactly what your agent learned and when
- built-in cron scheduler with natural language no cron syntax needed
- isolated subagents for complex multi-task pipelines
- MCP browser to install and toggle integrations visually
- everything stays local… your keys, your memory, your data
crossed 140k github stars in under 3 months and now the most used agent on openrouter and they just made it accessible to everyone
this is the moment hermes goes mainstream @NousResearch
Hermes agent really shines at stuff Claude does not want to do...
Found 1049 backlink opportunities, successfully submitted over 150 in less than a week and counting
The stack?
@_HermesAgent / @browserbase / @deepseek_ai
something striked me today. I have seen at least 4 or 5 different SaaS products offering 30 articles + backlink exchange (essentially PBN stuff marketed differently) + reddit marketing.
Nobody needs that. Hermes agent can do it all.
@helloiamleonie Hermes is doing :
SEO backlinks campaigns
Blog autopublish
Reddit, X and Linkedin engagement
Full blown SDR work (including signal based marketing)
Carousel building
Everyone's vibecoding SaaS products.
Meanwhile Hermes Agent from @NousResearch with skills and connectors does 90% of what people are building.
AI SDR? Not needed.
Signal-based outreach tool? Not needed.
Canva? Not needed. (in 80% of the cases)
Backlink tools? Not needed.
Blog autopublishing? Not needed.
LinkedIn automation? Not needed.
Lead enrichment tool? Not needed.
Proposal software? Not needed.
Social listening tool? Not needed.
Competitor tracking tool? Not needed.
Landing page builder? Not needed.
Short-form clipper? Not needed.
UGC ad creator? Not needed.
AI video generator? Not needed.
AI meeting notetaker? Not needed.
... The list goes on.
Any SaaS where the UI is the product (not the data, not the plumbing) is a dead man walking.
People will not want to pay for software anymore.
People willl agree to pay for 2 things:
- Data (My take: Software vendors will bleed out on seats first, then jack up data access when they finally see it shrinking.)
- Heavy infra (payments, deliverability, the painful plumbing)
That's it.
Hermes is the agent.
Skills are the playbooks.
Connectors are the plumbing.
Data is the data.
If you want the outcome and don't care about the layout.
If you're fed up paying for seats instead of consumption and results.
You need to learn Hermes Agent.
Or whatever agent comes next.
Now challenge me.
Drop a SaaS product in the comments you think Hermes CAN replace.
I'll tell you exactly which skill + connector combo eats it.
Perhaps I'll even build it for you
Founders must stop trying to building 2010-era businesses with 2026-era technology.
Don't try to rebuild Foursquare or Yelp.
Don't try to recreate Basecamp by 37 Signals with $10/mo SaaS pricing.
Don't underprice! If it works it's worth a lot more.
Don't be tempted to become "Tech enabled PE" with revenue tricks.
The rules of tech changed with AI. Play the new game.