Go-to-market for a product that has no customers yet
touchbase works out which companies would buy what you built, looks for the person to contact and writes the first email to each. Every first email waits for your approval and goes out from your own mailbox. Replies get a drafted answer, and meetings are booked on your calendar.
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What it does
- Suggests companies that fit what you built, with the reason each one fits
- Checks the website answers and the domain can receive email
- Looks for the person to contact in public information, and marks each address confirmed or not confirmed
- Writes a first email for each person, held for you to read before it sends
- Drafts an answer to each reply for your approval, or answers on its own if you choose
- Books the meeting on a time that is free in your calendar
How it works
- 01
Say who would buy it
touchbase already knows your product and who it is for from your website.
- 02
Read the first emails
Each one is written for its person. Anything it cannot back up is held for you.
- 03
Let replies turn into meetings
Replies get a drafted answer and a time is booked from your own calendar.
Who it is for
Solo founders, developers and tiny teams with a working product and no sales team.
Questions
- Does it send without me?
- The first email to every company waits for you to read and approve it. Replies can wait for you too, or be answered automatically if you switch that on.
- Where do the contacts come from?
- From public information, such as the company’s own pages. An address built from the company’s usual email format is marked not confirmed, and when nothing is found touchbase says so.
- Which plans include it?
- Every paid plan includes it, and the monthly email allowance grows with the plan. The free plan does not include outreach. Every paid plan starts with a free week, and you are charged only if you keep it past the week.