Sequences and first touches written from each row’s evidence, verified before they load, staged paused in Instantly, Lemlist, Gmail or your CRM, and read back when replies arrive. The outreach motion that protects your domain while it fills the calendar.
Every address checked and the risky split shown before a sequence tool sees a row.
The list split by stack, industry or signal, a sequence written per segment, each draft inheriting its angle.
Campaigns land in Instantly or Lemlist with nothing live; drafts wait in Gmail; the first send is yours.
Responses classified and logged as outcomes, interested leads routed to the owner, bounces fed back as suppression.
Filters got smarter and buyers got numb. What still lands is relevance, which requires research per contact that manual teams cannot afford.
People change jobs constantly; a list decays before the campaign ships. Every bounce is sender-reputation damage the next campaign inherits.
Interested replies sit in the outreach platform while the CRM says the contact was never touched. The follow-up starts a week late.
Hiring, funding, technology change, news and intent for the account, role and recent moves for the person, read before a word is drafted.
First touches, multi-step sequences, subject lines and LinkedIn steps written under your brand kit and proof points, one angle per segment.
Every address verified and the risky rows split out, then leads and steps loaded into Instantly, Lemlist or Gmail drafts, paused until you approve.
Responses classified, logged to the CRM as outcomes, interested leads routed to the owner and bounces fed back as suppression.
A prospecting list, a CRM segment, an intent cohort or a CSV, deduplicated and suppressed before any drafting starts.
Hiring, funding, technology change, news and intent for each account; role, tenure and recent moves for each person.
Every email checked for deliverability and every phone for validity; risky and catch-all rows split out with counts.
The list split by stack, industry or signal, with one angle per segment agreed in the thread before drafting.
First touches, follow-ups, subject lines and LinkedIn steps written under your brand kit, every claim checked against its source.
Leads and steps loaded into Instantly or Lemlist paused, or created as Gmail drafts, with a summary of what went in for your approval.
Sixty in-market companies, their champions verified, a three-step sequence grounded in the topics they are researching, loaded into Lemlist paused with the summary in the thread.
The list split by the technology each account runs, a sequence written per segment naming the integration or replacement that fits, loaded paused into Instantly.
Closed-lost accounts checked for funding, leadership change or hiring; the ones with a trigger get a win-back sequence citing it, the rest stay quiet.
Responses from any connected tool classified as interested, later, referral or no, logged to the CRM as outcomes, interested leads routed to the owner the same day.
| By hand | With AstroFabric | |
|---|---|---|
| Research | Skipped at forty accounts a day | Read per row before a word is drafted |
| Verification | Whatever the export contained | Every address checked, risky rows split out |
| Copy | One template, merge fields | One angle per segment, claims checked against sources |
| Launch | Live on upload | Loaded paused, first send is yours |
| Replies | Sitting in the outreach tool | Classified and logged to the CRM, owner routed |
| Bounces | Inherited by the next campaign | Fed back as permanent suppression |
Sixty in-market companies, verified champions, a three-step sequence grounded in their signals, loaded and waiting for review.
The list split by technology stack, a sequence written per segment, loaded paused with a summary of what went in.
Closed-lost accounts checked for new funding, leadership or hiring; the ones with a real trigger get a win-back sequence drafted.
Three of a hundred. The full playbook library ships in every workspace, and anything you can describe becomes a mission.
Sequences stage into your tools with nothing live until you approve; the first send is always your call.
Unsubscribes and hard bounces sweep back as do-not-contact, so no future sequence ever re-hits them.
A wrong specific is worse than a generic opener, so every personalization claim is verified against the evidence before it is staged.
Instantly and Lemlist as paused campaigns with leads and steps, Gmail and Zoho Mail as drafts, HubSpot and the other CRMs as sequence-ready contacts with the draft on the record. The same list can be split across tools for a test, and replies read back into the CRM from any of them.
Only under a policy you set. The default posture is gated: sequences load paused and drafts wait, with recipient, copy and schedule visible in the approval queue. Teams open autonomy once trust is earned, and the audit log records every send either way.
Each draft names the specific signal that qualified the account: the posting, the round, the technology switch, and each segment gets its own angle. The brand kit holds your voice, your corrections persist in workspace memory, and claims are checked against the evidence before staging.
Yes. Sequences can include connection notes, comment-then-connect plans and message drafts for the rep to send by hand from their own account, written from the same evidence as the email steps. The agents never send on LinkedIn or read member networks; the rep stays in control of every touch.
Verification is mandatory before loading, catch-all and risky addresses are held aside with counts, and campaigns load paused so volume ramps stay a human decision. Hard bounces and unsubscribes sweep back as workspace-wide suppression, so a future list never re-hits them.
Yes. The same segment can be split into two or more variants with different angles or subject lines, loaded as separate paused campaigns, and reply outcomes read back per variant into the CRM. The winning angle can be promoted to the rest of the list on the next refresh.
Plans start at $65 per month with credits included. Reading signals and verifying contacts cost a few credits per row, drafting and loading are included, and misses on verification are free. Every mission states its estimate before it runs against a ceiling you set.
The first sequence staged today, paused until you say go.