Ten organisations, named as such, and capped at ten because one person can onboard ten. Half price for twelve months, locked at that rate for as long as you stay. In exchange, you run the holdout from day one and you let us publish the number it produces, whatever it says.
Every seat and every outbound pack at half the listed price for twelve months, and that rate stays yours for as long as you remain a customer. The person who built the product on a twenty-minute call with you each week for the first six weeks. Your holdout result before anyone else sees it.
The holdout switched on from the first day: a random share of your accounts the software never touches, so the two groups can be compared after a quarter. The weekly call. And permission to publish the number your holdout produces, whether it is good, flat or bad.
Nobody in this category has published a controlled lift number. If the first one we publish is flat, we publish it anyway, together with what we changed as a result. That is worth more than any claim on any vendor's site, and it is the reason the offer exists. We are writing this down before a single result exists so it cannot be walked back later.
Teams already sending outbound, roughly five to fifty people, one person deciding. If you tried an autonomous SDR and it sent things you would not sign, or a mail provider warned you about your complaint rate, you are the customer this was built for. It is not for a team with no outbound yet, because there is nothing to hold out against, and not for anyone who wants the software to send on its own.
Half of the three worked examples on the pricing page, monthly, sending never metered.
Write to hello@sealdeal.ai with "Founding Ten" in the subject. Say what you send today, roughly how many emails a month, and which CRM you run, if any. A person replies, usually the same day, and the reply says whether a place is still open.
When the ten are taken this page will say so, with the date. Until then every place shown here is real.
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