Deep research first
The company, the role and what changed recently are read before a word is drafted, so the opener has something real to say.
ResearchEmail campaigns
Cold email that reads like you wrote it.
Emailx researches the account properly, writes in your voice, then rates and fact-checks every draft before it queues. Nothing sends on a claim it cannot back up.
How one message gets written
Research the accountSite, filings, public writing
01What does this company actually sell?B2B revenue tooling, sold to sales leaders
02What changed for them recently?Opened an EMEA office last month
03Have we spoken to them before?No prior contact on either channel
Generated message
Rated before queuingRelevance and voice8.6
Anti-hallucinationClaims traced to sourcesPass
DraftPlain text
Re: the four SDR hires
Saw you opened an EMEA office last month and are hiring four SDRs into it.
SentDelivered to the inbox at 09:12
0.0%Average email reply rateMeasured across Emailx campaigns
0%Preferred Emailx messages in blind comparisonBlind comparison against competitor-generated outreach
<0.0%Spam placement with the right setupMeasured across Emailx sending infrastructure
Capabilities
What goes into every email
Written in your voice
Emailx learns from the emails you have already sent, so drafts come back in your register rather than in generic AI house style.
Your voiceRated and fact-checked
Every draft is scored before it queues, and each claim is traced back to a source. Anything unsupported is rewritten, not sent.
Anti-hallucinationHow a campaign runs
Research, write, check, then send.
The draft is the last step, not the first.
Most tools generate an email and then look for a variable to drop into it. Emailx reads first, writes in your voice from proven email frameworks, and checks the result before anything reaches a queue.
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Research the account
The company site, filings, published writing and recent news are read per prospect, and every finding is kept with its source.
Opened an EMEA officeCompany blog · 3 weeks agoSourcedHiring four SDRs into itCareers page · this weekSourcedWrites about ramp timePublished post · last monthSourced - [02]
Write in your voice
Drafts are built from email frameworks that have actually worked, then written in the register of the emails you already send.
Subject: the ramp problem after four SDR hires
Framework: problem-first openerShort sentences, no preamble, one question at the end.
Matched to your sent mailI hope this email finds you well.
Not how you write, removed - [03]
Rate and fact-check
Each draft is scored on relevance and voice, and every claim is checked against the research. Unsupported lines are rewritten.
Checked before it queuesPassedScored on relevance and voice, then every claim traced to its sourceRelevance8.6 / 10Opens on a verified changeVoice match9.1 / 10Against your sent mailClaims checked3 of 3Each traced to a sourceUnsupported lines1 rewrittenRemoved before queuing - [04]
Send, paced, and stop on reply
Volume stays inside safe daily limits, and the sequence halts the moment someone answers.
Bridget Hall ForetopSaw you opened an EMEA office and are hiring four SDRs into it.We are. Ramp is exactly the thing we are worried about. Send it over.Reply detected. Remaining emails cancelled, thread moved to your inbox.
Bridget Hall✦FAQ
Common questions
Still deciding? Talk to our team.
It reads emails you have already sent and writes in that register: your sentence length, your openers, your level of formality. You review drafts before anything sends, and your edits feed back into the next batch.
