Questions buyers ask before starting with Re:Vault

We find companies with a live reason to buy, write to the right person in your voice on LinkedIn and email, handle the replies and book the meetings into your calendar. You take the calls.

LinkedIn and email, run from one list and one queue, so each buyer gets one conversation from you. LinkedIn carries the first touch; email reaches the people who are quiet there.

You set who to look for and who to leave out. The engine finds the companies and people, stores the reason each one fits, and on request you see the full list before anything goes out.

Agents do the sourcing, writing, sending and first replies. I set the system up for your market and watch it daily, and on the team level a named manager works your account with you.

The engine works in any B2B market; the signals change per market, and we write them in week one. We write in the language your buyers use, and the clearest fits so far are fintech, payments, B2B software, agencies and industrial services.

Yes. Your CRM, your own lists and your own AI assistant all plug in, and the engine takes the part from finding the buyer to the booked call.

Enter your work email on the start page. Your workspace opens with your first buyers and messages ready in a few minutes, and you choose the level when you launch.

Yes. The workspace and the first analysis of your market open before any payment, so you see real buyers and real messages first. The card comes in at launch.

Who you sell to, what a good customer looks like, a list of people to leave out (current clients, open deals), and access to the LinkedIn profile that will send. About ninety minutes in week one.

Setup takes a few days. LinkedIn starts at a low daily volume and climbs as the profile warms, from 1 invitation a day to 10 across ten working days. Email from pre-warmed domains can start the same week.

Plan on two to three months. Month one shows which segments and messages get answers, month two is tuning on that data, and month three is when meetings turn into first deals.

About ninety minutes in week one, one approval of the first list and texts, then a few minutes on Friday. Your real job is answering hot replies and taking the meetings.

Protecting it is the job. Sends spread across your working hours with at least a minute between cold touches, a rolling ceiling of 100 invitations per seven days, and the daily volume set by the strength of the profile.

When LinkedIn answers wait, the profile pauses for 30 to 60 minutes and the next invitation goes to a different person. Waiting on every such answer is what keeps the account in good standing.

You connect through a secure login link and the credentials go straight to LinkedIn. We keep a fixed proxy in your own location, so LinkedIn sees the same person logging in from the same place.

Yes. Keep the VPN location the same as your usual login, because LinkedIn sends the confirmation to your phone. A steady location reads as the same person; moving city now and then is normal.

Sales Navigator stays optional, because the engine finds people from its own data. Premium raises what a profile can send and unlocks notes on invitations; a standard profile runs fine and personalises in the first message after the accept.

The engine can work in a mode where it reads only the threads it started. Your personal conversations stay yours, and we switch that mode on for any profile whose owner asks.

Yes. We rent aged LinkedIn profiles with real history, set them up for your market with their own proxy and browser, and pass the rental through at cost. Your own people's profiles convert better when they are available.

It depends on the profile: age, network, posting history and fit with the audience. A strong profile reaches around 20 cold messages a day after warm-up, and volume grows by adding profiles.

The first touch is written in your voice from your own past messages, short, with one checkable fact about the reader. Repeated phrasing is measured across every batch, so no line turns into a template.

Yes. You can approve the first list of names and the exact texts, and on a profile belonging to one of your employees the owner approves every recipient before the first send.

The agent drafts the reply and you get an email with the lead's message and the ready answer. You send it, edit it or hold it; with no word from you in 48 hours, it goes out on its own.

Yes. Each agent has its own switch, and with autopilot off every reply waits for a person on your side. You can start that way and switch it on once the drafts read right.

The first no gets one short follow-up that takes the reason seriously and offers one easy step. A second no, or a request to stop, closes the thread for good.

Yes. Tell us in the workspace chat what to change and it lands in the next batch. Every change is recorded with the reason, so you can see what moved the numbers.

From a chain of data providers, Apollo among them, plus public signals: hiring for sales, funding, new markets, role changes. Every person comes with the reason they fit and the source of that reason.

The data comes with the service. Bring your own lists too: event attendees, a target account list, past contacts, and the engine finds the right people inside them.

Yes. Give us 100 or 1,000 company names and we find the decision makers, their LinkedIn profiles and work emails, and check each against your exclusions.

Send the list of clients, open deals and people you already talk to, and the engine checks it before every send, on LinkedIn and on email.

The moment a company needs you: hiring sales people, raising money, entering a new country, a new head of the function, a licence, a product launch. We pick the signals for your market in week one and keep the ones that get answers.

Yes, through its API as part of setup: lead status is checked before the first touch, and replies and meetings go back into it. Notion and Google Sheets connect the same way.

Cold email goes from separate domains, so your main domain stays clean for your own mail. Your name, company and site sit in the signature.

Two routes. Pre-warmed domains start the same week and carry the most volume. Domains that look like your brand and redirect to your site take about three weeks to warm and read closer to you.

We keep each mailbox at 20 to 30 emails a day, ramped up over weeks, and spread across the day. Volume grows by adding mailboxes.

6 cents per email sent, on every level. Research, list building and the writing are already inside the price.

Deliverability comes from who you write to: a short, relevant message to a person your product fits, from a warmed mailbox, at a human pace. Every email carries a signature and an opt-out line.

Our own readings: 21.5% accept, from 158 accepts on 734 invitations, and 20.3% reply, from 38 replies among 187 people first messaged. Your offer and your market move both, and every figure we report comes with its count.

Someone who answered with interest: asked for details, a call, or a price. Polite refusals and auto replies are counted apart, so the hot count shows real interest only.

We commit to the work and to the numbers being visible every week: who we wrote to, who answered, what changed. Meetings depend on your offer and market, and the first month shows the real rate for both.

Billing is monthly at a fixed price, with no minimum term. The first month gives you the real cost per conversation on your own market, and you decide from that.

A Friday email with sent, accepted and replied, each with its denominator, which signals worked, which conversations need you, and the one change made this week with the reason.

Yes. Everyone you invite gets their own login to the workspace: live numbers, the queue, every conversation and the inbox.

Yes. MCP access connects your own Claude or ChatGPT to our stack with one link: you ask in plain words who to target, and it finds people, writes messages and queues them.

With MCP the thinking runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan, and our side covers the data and sending. A mid-size model at medium effort is the best balance for daily use.

Same engine and same agents. At $199 per LinkedIn account you make the calls yourself: who fits, what to reply. At $2,000 I set it up for your market, the agent does the whole cycle and you read one email on Friday.

Your data stays in your own workspace, kept apart from every other client, and only your team and ours can open it. Lists, texts and conversations are exportable at any time.

Self-serve and MCP from $199 a month per LinkedIn account ($199 for one, $499 for four), the operated worker $2,000, my team on top $5,000, fractional CRO $10,000. Email is 6 cents per email sent on every level.

Month to month, no setup fee, no minimum term. Moving between levels takes one message.

By card through Stripe at launch, or by invoice for company payments.

Yes. Start on your own, see the first replies, then move to the operated level with one message. Moving back down works the same way.

The profile, the lists, the signals, the texts and every conversation stay with you. Export them any time.

At $5,000 a team works your account daily across several channels with a named manager on the line with you. At $10,000 I join personally: your sales calls, your deal reviews, your strategy.