The $60K SDR problem, solved for people who can't afford one.
If you've ever done outbound yourself, you probably know the pain.
You either hire an SDR, or you spend hours every day finding prospects, researching them, and rewriting basically the same email over and over.
That’s what pushed me to build DeepReachAI.
It researches a lead, looks for actual context around them, and turns that into a personalized message instead of another generic AI-generated email.
Right now, you can click on a LinkedIn profile and get a personalized email in Gmail.
Something I didn’t expect was how much people cared about what we don’t do. We don't automate LinkedIn or scrape WhatsApp. No bots running in the background. The goal is to make personalization easier without putting accounts at risk.
I’m still building this solo, so I’d honestly rather hear what feels clunky or annoying than what looks good.
Also working on something called Orio (Voice agent), which takes this a step further. You give it an instruction, and it can find leads, research them, reach out, and even make calls to book meetings. We’ve already tested the full flow with real calls and are starting to roll it out to active users.
If you're doing outbound, I'd love to hear what you're struggling with.
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The reaction you did not expect is your actual positioning, so I would move it to the top of the page instead of burying it. We hold the same line on the social side of our own business, and founders who have watched a peer get an account restricted will pick the tool that promises less automation, not more. The harder product problem is what happens when the research turns up nothing real, because a tool that tells you it has nothing worth saying about a prospect is worth more than one that quietly falls back to a generic email.
One useful guardrail: treat the first 30 sends as a research audit, not a campaign. Log which data point earned the reply, then automate only those fields; a generic fallback should be a hard stop.
The real-call testing is the strongest signal here. Are active users getting materially better outbound results from Orio than from the simpler personalized-email workflow?