AI agents that research, find, write, book and follow up — while you sleep.AI agents that researchfindwritebookfollow up while you sleep.
Give Salvo your website and it works out what you sell, who buys it, finds those exact people, writes each one a personal email, answers the replies and puts the meeting in your calendar.
Our company and people catalog is being loaded. Until it is live, Autopilot writes to contacts you import into a campaign.
$30 of free sending credit·no card·no domain setup·Book a demo
salvo.example/app · fernhallow.exampleAutopilot on
Live activity
Fernhallow Silk Co.
Wrote 42 first-touch emails for Event designers · US
2m ago
Reply from Maren Ashby classified interested
18m ago
Meeting booked · Tue 14:00 with Quillmoor Events
41m ago
Paused Houses of worship — reply rate under 1.5%
1h ago
Emails sent · 30 days
4,182
Replies
214
5.1% reply rate
Meetings booked
31
$4.05 each
Spent this month $125.46$0.03 per email actually sent3 sending domains · 4 mailboxesSample workspace — every name and number here is fictional
Most tools hand you an empty sequence and wish you luck. Salvo starts from your website and does not stop until a meeting is in the calendar — you watch every step and can take the pen at any point.
01
Learns what you sell
It reads your website the way a new rep would — what the product is, who it is for, how it is priced, who else is in the running — and writes that down as the brief every later decision points back at.
Website analysis· sample
Ready
fernhallow.example
Boxed wholesale silk florals and greenery, sold by the case to event designers, florists and hotels. Competes on reuse economics, not freshness.
Competitors detected
Petalworth SupplyEvermoss WholesaleSilkbarrow TradeStemcroft & Co.+7 more
02
Figures out who buys it
That brief becomes ranked customer profiles, each with the market it buys in and a fit score. Keep the ones you believe, kill the rest. Nothing is ever sent against a segment you did not approve.
Ideal customer profiles· sample
4 of 9 kept
SegmentMarket
Event designers & installersUS
fit 92
Wedding floral studiosUS, CA
fit 88
Wedding plannersUS
fit 85
Country clubs & golf venuesUS
fit 79
03
Finds those exact people
It searches the company and people graph for the profiles you kept, picks the person who actually signs rather than the first inbox it finds, and verifies the address before a send can cost you anything.
Decision-makers found· sample
ranked by fit
MA
Maren Ashby
Owner · Quillmoor Events
m•••@quillmoor-events.example
verified · fit 94
94
TB
Theo Brandvold
Lead Designer · Copperwick Studio
t•••@copperwick.example
verified · fit 91
91
SC
Sofia Castellanos
Studio Manager · Thistledown & Vine
s•••@thistledown-vine.example
verified · fit 88
88
GA
Grace Adeyemi
Head of Procurement · Saltmere Hotels
g•••@saltmere-hotels.example
verified · fit 84
84
04
Writes each a personal email
One email at a time, built from that company’s own facts: an opener nobody else could have written, one reason to care, one question. No merge tags, no “Hi [first name]” theatre.
Draft · step 1 of 3· sample
Written by agent
From nell@fernhallow-supply.example
To m•••@quillmoor-events.example
Subject: Fernhallow x Quillmoor Events
Hi Maren,
Eleven weddings at the Quillmoor barn between now and October is a lot of fresh stems to re-buy — and they wilt by the second reception under the lighting in that room.
Our silk cases get bought once and redeployed all season, in the same dye lot every reorder.
Want a sample case to hold next to your last fresh order?
— Nell, Fernhallow Silk Co.
66 words · no template opt-out honoured automatically
05
Handles replies and books meetings
Every reply is classified in seconds — interested, question, not now, wrong person, unsubscribe. It answers the straightforward ones, offers your calendar, and stops the sequence the moment a human responds.
Inbox · Quillmoor Events· sample
Interested
Want a sample case to hold next to your last fresh order?
Tue · sent
This is timely — we restock for spring in three weeks. How do they hold up under hot venue lighting?
Wed · classified interested
They keep colour at 400W for a full season — that is the reason most studios switch. Tuesday 14:00 or Thursday 10:00?
Wed · answered by agent
Demo booked · Tue 14:00
added to calendar
06
Learns what works and doubles down
Overnight it compares segments, openers and sending windows, moves the budget to whatever is answering and pauses what is not — before a weak list quietly damages your sending reputation.
Campaigns· sample
auto-tuned nightly
Campaign
Sent
Replies
$ / lead
scalingEvent designers · US
1,412
71
$1.77
runningWedding floral studios
806
29
$2.69
runningWedding planners
392
11
$3.92
pausedHouses of worship
341
4
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Budget moves to the segments that answer. Anything under a 1.5% reply rate is paused before it burns a domain.
Run the whole loop on autopilot, or make it stop for your approval at any step — the setting is per campaign.
Data, deliverability and pricing usually come from three different vendors — and the seams between them are where outbound quietly dies.
93
fields per company profile
Names, roles and verified work addresses attached to each company — refreshed on a four-week cycle, not scraped the day you ask.
Fields per mapped place
55
Full refresh
every 4 weeks
Work addresses
verified before send
Consumer data
none
$0
extra for domains, mailboxes and warm-up
We own, warm and monitor the sending domains and mailboxes. Nothing to buy, no DNS to edit, no brand-new domain torching its first week on your list.
Sending domains · sample
fernhallow-supply.examplereputation 96
fernhallowsilk.examplereputation 93
getfernhallow.examplewarming · day 9
$0.03
per email that actually goes out
Charged on send, not on queue, and never for an email that did not go out. Research and enrichment run on credits.
Free credit to start
$30
Card to start
none
Monthly subscription
none
Contract length
none
Pricing
Your first 1,000 emails are on us
Every account starts with $30 in the sending wallet. That is enough to run a real campaign end to end — research, list, personalised emails, replies handled — before you decide whether any of this deserves a card.
$0.03 per email actually sent — bounced, suppressed and unsubscribed addresses cost you nothing.
No subscription, no seat licences, no annual contract. Top the wallet up when you want more sending.
Data credits are separate and entirely optional — take them only if you want to pull and export lists yourself, from $49.
Pay as you go, no subscription. Estimates from benchmark rates for cold outbound, not a promise — your market decides the real numbers, and the campaign view shows them from the first send.
Questions
The things people ask before they trust a robot with their name
Straight answers, including the awkward one about whether any of this is allowed.
A website. That is the setup. Paste the URL and the research agent reads it, drafts what you sell, ranks who buys it and builds a first campaign in a few minutes. No CRM to connect, no domain to buy, no DNS records, no list to upload — and nothing sends until you approve the segments and see the first emails.
How does pricing work?
You pay $0.03 per email actually sent, drawn from a wallet you top up when you feel like it. New accounts start with $30 in credit — about 1,000 emails. Bounced, suppressed and unsubscribed addresses cost nothing, there is no subscription and no per-seat fee. Data credits, if you want to search and export lists yourself, are a separate and entirely optional purchase.
Whose mailboxes do the emails come from?
Ours by default: managed domains and mailboxes that are already warmed, monitored and rotated, sending under your name with your reply-to address. Replies arrive in your Salvo inbox and can forward to the mailbox you already use. If you would rather send from your own domain you can connect it and we will warm it first — but you are never blocked waiting for that.
How do you stay out of the spam folder?
Boringly, on purpose. Low daily volume per mailbox, spread across warmed domains inside your working hours. Every email is written individually, so no two sends look like the same template. Addresses are verified before they cost you a send. Bounce and complaint rates pull a domain out of rotation automatically, and any campaign drifting under a 1.5% reply rate is paused before it can hurt the pool it sends from.
How much control do I have?
As much as you want, campaign by campaign. Run it fully autonomously, or put a checkpoint at any step: approve the customer profiles, review the lead list, read every email before it leaves, or only take the replies. You can edit the writing brief, block competitors and specific domains, set daily caps and sending windows, and stop everything from a single switch.
What happens when someone replies?
The sequence for that person stops immediately, and the reply is classified within seconds — interested, question, not now, wrong person, out of office, unsubscribe. Straightforward replies get answered and offered your calendar. Anything negative, sensitive or unusual is handed to you instead of being answered. Either way the whole thread is in your inbox, and you can take over mid-conversation.
Can I bring my own leads?
Yes. Import a CSV, or paste a list of company domains and let the enrichment agent find the right person at each one. Imported contacts go through exactly the same path as the ones Salvo finds: verification, suppression and duplicate checks, then an email written from that company’s own facts.
Is cold email legal?
It depends where your recipient is, and the honest answer is that the rules differ by region. In the US, CAN-SPAM allows unsolicited commercial email to business contacts as long as you identify yourself, include a real postal address and honour opt-outs promptly. In the EU and UK, GDPR and PECR require a lawful basis: B2B outreach normally relies on legitimate interest, which means the message has to be genuinely relevant to that person’s job, clearly attributable to you, and easy to object to. Salvo puts an opt-out in every message, honours it instantly and permanently across every campaign in your organisation, keeps a per-organisation suppression list, and lets you exclude countries you would rather not touch. That is compliance plumbing, not legal advice — you are the sender, so the targeting decisions stay yours.
Point it at your website. See the pipeline it would build.
You will have the research, the customer profiles and a first batch of emails to read before you have finished deciding whether you believe any of this.
Our company and people catalog is being loaded. Until it is live, Autopilot writes to contacts you import into a campaign.