Scale the campaign that worked
A verdict is only worth having if you can act on it. When an experiment works, you don't export a list and start again somewhere else: the same segment, the same offer and the same checks keep running, at the volume you choose.
What changes after a “works” verdict
The experiment doesn't get thrown away. It grows up.
The sample becomes a supply
Autopilot keeps pulling companies that match the segment you proved, enriches and qualifies them, and enrols them as the campaign has room. Companies you've already contacted stay out.
The limits come off
Raise the daily limit and add mailboxes and domains when you're ready. Sending stays inside business hours in each lead's timezone, paced across the pool.
The verdict becomes monitoring
The Signal Check doesn't stop at the experiment. It keeps testing delivery and unsubscribes, so a campaign that starts drifting tells you before the quarter does.
What runs without you
A campaign that works needs the same steps repeated for every new company. That's the part the platform does.
Explore outreach automation-
Finding the next companies
Saved searches add matching companies daily, skipping every company already in your workspace.
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Enrichment and qualification
The same chain that qualified your experiment's leads runs on every new one, so the campaign keeps its precision.
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Writing and review
Messages are written per lead from their own data and reviewed against the same rules before they queue.
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Sending and deliverability
Timezone-aware sending across your mailboxes, with warm-up, health checks and placement tests behind it.
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Replies and follow-ups
Replies are detected and classified, remaining steps stop for that lead, and unsubscribes and bounces are handled for you.
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Agents and API
Every action is available through the API and the MCP server, so an AI agent can run the campaign alongside you.
What stays yours to decide
How fast it grows
The daily enrolment limit and the mailbox pool are yours to set. Nothing scales itself behind your back.
Who gets emailed
Segments, filters and a rejected list decide who enters, and who never will.
What goes out
Review every message, or let autopilot send once you trust it. The choice is per campaign.
When to go back to an experiment
Scaling doesn't end the measurement. These are the moments to stop adding volume and test again:
- Delivery fails: stop and fix the channel before reading anything else.
- Unsubscribes climb above your limit: the list or the offer is wrong for these people.
- You change the offer, the segment or the sequence: that's a new experiment, not a tweak to this one.
Prove it first, then run it for real
Start with one experiment. When it works, the campaign is already set up.