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Cold email generatorbuilt from quotes, not guesses
Paste your website. We read it and draft a short first email to your strongest buyer, using only facts we can quote from your pages, each with its source.
What it really does
Most generators fill a template. This one starts from evidence.
- It reads your own public pages and lists facts about what you sell, who it is for and what it does, each with the quote and page it came from.
- It writes one short email from your company to a buyer role in your strongest segment, using only those facts, and cites which ones.
- It opens with the buyer's problem in plain words, asks one small question, and greets with "Hi there" because it does not know the person.
- It leaves out numbers, customers and claims your site does not state. If the draft says something your pages do not, the draft is dropped, not shown.
The angle: quotes, not guesses
A personal email needs a fact the sender can point to. Here is how a quote becomes a sentence.
| Quote on the page | Page | Sentence in the email |
|---|---|---|
| "We are hiring three SDRs" | acme.example/careers | Saw you are hiring three SDRs. |
| "We opened our Austin office in March" | acme.example/about | Saw you opened an Austin office. |
An example, made up. The company, page and quote are fictional.
The free tool applies that method to your pages, so you can see an email whose every claim has a source. In Outlevo itself the same method runs on each target company: Outlevo reads each target company on its own pages and keeps every fact with its quote, page and date.
The example rewrite follows Outlevo's rules: one specific fact about the prospect, one clear ask, and short.
What it does not do
It does not read the prospect's site
The free draft is from you, to a buyer role. Per-prospect research is what Outlevo does once a campaign runs.
It does not send anything
The only email it sends is the result, to the address you enter.
It does not guarantee replies
A draft with sourced facts is more credible than a template, and it is still a draft. Edit it, then test it.
Questions
Does it write an email to a specific person?
Where do the facts in the email come from?
Why does it say "Hi there"?
Is it free?
Can I get ten variations?
What should I do with the draft?
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