Find the companies that fit, and write to them honestly.
YourNextCustomers reads your business, works out who actually buys from you, goes and finds those companies, researches each one, and writes a first email that cites what it found. You read it and approve it — or let it send every week on its own.
How it works
Six steps, each one leaving a record of where its facts came from.
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It reads your business
Your website, in your words, becomes a profile of what you sell and to whom. You correct anything it got wrong; what you say wins.
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It works out who buys
An ideal customer profile with a reason behind every criterion — industry, size, place, the kind of organisation — which you edit and approve before it is used.
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It finds those companies
Searches across company, people and local-business databases, with the words your customers actually use for themselves, not the industry bucket they sit in.
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It learns about each one
Their own website and the open web, read and turned into statements that each quote their source. Nothing without a source is treated as fact.
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It scores the fit
Every lead gets a score you can take apart: which criteria matched, which didn't, and what the research supports.
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It writes the first email
Short, specific, in your voice, opening with something true about them and citing it. You approve each one — or set a weekly round and let it send.
What makes it different
Every claim cites its source
Emails are built from research statements and facts from your own profile, each with an ID you can click. An email that invents a number, a link or a claim is refused before you ever see it.
Nothing is sent behind your back
Drafts wait for your approval. If you turn on weekly sending, it says so plainly, sends in your name, and stops the moment you turn it off.
One email per company. Ever.
Automatic rounds write to a company once and an address once, skip anyone who unsubscribed, and never touch a lead you marked not interested.
It says "I don't know"
A company with no published size isn't guessed at; a lead with nobody found is written to as the company. Unknowns stay unknown instead of being filled in.
Your sending, your reputation
Send through Amazon SES or your own mail server, from your own verified domain, with an unsubscribe link in every email and bounces suppressed automatically.
Take your leads with you
Export everything — companies, people, phone numbers, addresses, scores, the fit for each criterion — as CSV or Excel, with the columns you tick.
Questions
- Where do the leads come from?
- Company and people databases, local business listings, the open web, and public discussions — through providers you connect, each with its own usage and limits. Every lead records which provider it came from and when.
- Will it email people without asking me?
- Only if you switch on weekly sending, which is off until you tick a box that says "send without approval". Until then, every email waits for you.
- Can I use my own mail server?
- Yes. Send through your own server over SMTP, or through Amazon SES. Either way the domain is yours, the DKIM signature is yours, and replies come to your inbox.
- What happens to a company that asks to be left alone?
- The address is suppressed for good — unsubscribes, bounces and spam complaints all land on the same list, and nothing in the product can email it again.
- Is it an AI that writes whatever it likes?
- No. The model is given your confirmed facts and the research statements, and the answer is checked in code: citations must exist, placeholders and invented numbers are rejected, and a draft that fails is thrown away rather than shown to you.