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Here's the full flow, end to end. A sales rep targets a Series B founder who announced a funding round. The form captures the offer, the sender, the prospect, the writing style, and the sequence shape. The AI returns a 4-touch sequence calibrated to the funding-raise signal, plus reply handlers for the top 5 reply types.
The actual tool runs locally and works the way you'll see below. This page is the preview.
Double-click Cold-to-Reply.html from your downloads. It opens in any browser. No install, no account, no API key.
The offer plus the ICP. Specific is better than general.
The prospect (with signal), 1-3 writing samples, sequence shape.
The buyer here is a sales rep at an analytics SaaS reaching out to a Series B founder. The first two sections cover what's being offered and who's sending it. The more credibility-relevant detail in Section 2, the more the sequence sounds like a real person reaching out.
A team-analytics dashboard for SaaS companies that combines Stripe, Hubspot, and Mixpanel into one weekly review.
Series A through C SaaS, 20-200 employees, founder still in the room for top-10 customer reviews.
Marcus Chen, founding sales lead at Acme Analytics
I was a PM at two prior B2B SaaS companies before this. I know how often weekly customer reviews get rescheduled because the data's a mess. We built Acme because I personally got tired of spending Sunday nights stitching together three dashboards before Monday's pipeline call.
Section 3 names the specific prospect and the signal that triggered the outreach (just-raised funding, new hire, recent content, warm intro, or cold-cold). Section 4 is the writing-style match step. Section 5 shapes the sequence: signal type, touch count, optional reply handlers, optional LinkedIn variant.
Sarah Patel, founder/CEO of Northwind, a Series B B2B SaaS. Announced a $25M round last week.
Post-Series-B, the weekly customer review is about to become impossible without tooling. She's about to scale ops; the data sprawl gets worse before it gets better.
Paste 1-3 short samples. The AI calibrates the sequence to your sentence rhythm.
Sample 1Spent yesterday on a customer call where the founder pulled up three different dashboards to explain why churn dropped. He couldn't tell which one was right. By the end of the call he'd promised himself he'd "finally fix the data thing." That promise has a shelf life of about two days.
Most cold emails I get could be sent to anyone. The good ones can only be sent to me. Three sentences in, you can tell. I try to write the second kind.
4 touches over 3 weeks
One click. The tool stitches your offer, your sender context, the prospect-with-signal, your writing samples, and the sequence shape into one paste-ready prompt.
Open a fresh chat in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Paste. Hit send. The 4-touch sequence comes back with each touch labeled, plus reply handlers for the top 5 reply types and an optional LinkedIn variant of touch 1.
Subject: post-Series-B data sprawl
Sarah, congrats on the round.
The thing nobody warns you about post-Series-B: the weekly customer review goes from "an hour" to "the worst meeting on your calendar." The data sprawl gets worse before it gets better. Stripe says one number. Hubspot says another. Mixpanel says something nobody can interpret.
We built Acme because I personally got tired of spending Sunday nights stitching three dashboards before Monday's pipeline call. We work with Series A through C SaaS, 20-200 people. The whole product is one weekly review, three sources, one number per metric.
If post-round ops scaling is on your radar, worth a 20-minute call?
Marcus
Subject: one data point
Sarah,
One thing we've seen at three Series B SaaS we work with: the metric that quietly breaks first is "active accounts in the last 14 days." Stripe doesn't see it. Hubspot doesn't see it. Mixpanel sees it but nobody trusts the cohorting.
If you want, I can send you the queries we use to triangulate it across all three. No call needed. Reply yes and I'll send Friday.
Marcus
Three-line proof point about a Northwind-comparable customer who cut their weekly review prep from 3 hours to 40 minutes. No ask in this touch. Only proof.
Two lines. Acknowledges the silence is fine. Leaves the door open for a future inbound. No re-pitch.
From a prospect name and a funding-round signal to a 4-touch sequence with reply handlers, in your writing style, in under 5 minutes of your time.
The 15% that matters (the recipient's specific context, the personal reference no AI knows about, your read of their actual signal) is yours.
The buttons on this page show what the live tool does. They aren't active here. Get the real tool to build prompts and copy outputs.