Cold outreach,automated from A to Z.
Chronic buys your sending domains, warms the mailboxes, finds the right people, writes every email, follows up, handles replies and books the meetings. You approve what sends.
The whole job, accounted for.
Most tools do one of these and leave the rest to you. Chronic runs all eight, in order, and stops at the one that should be yours.
01
Domains
Bought and set up. Your own domain stays out of it.
02
Warm-up
Sending starts small on day one and builds over two weeks.
03
Leads
Real people who fit, every address verified.
04
Writing
One email per person, from what Chronic found.
05
Your approval
Nothing sends until you say so.
06
Follow-ups
Only to people who haven't replied.
07
Replies
Answered with your OK.
08
Meetings
Booked on your calendar.
Follow one email.
01
Prepare
Chronic buys new sending domains and sets up DNS and authentication. The first emails go out as soon as a mailbox is live; volume starts small and builds over two weeks so they land in the inbox.
02
Write
It finds real people at companies that fit, verifies each address, reads what is going on at their company, and writes one email per person.
03
Your approval
The email stops at the gate with the reasons Chronic picked that person. Nothing moves until you approve it.
Pull the lever to release it. It's a sample: nothing is sent.
04
Conversation
Once approved it sends, and follows up only with people who haven't replied. Replies come to you drafted for your OK, and a yes becomes a call on your calendar. Shown: one example outcome. Not every email gets a reply.
You hold the approval.
Every email waits for you with the reasons Chronic picked that person. Approve them one at a time, or let it send on its own once you trust it. One click pauses everything.
To
Dana Reyes
Head of Ops, Atlas Pay
Why her
- Hiring 3 onboarding roles
- Series A in May
- Runs onboarding herself
Subject: onboarding at Atlas Pay
Hi Dana,
Saw Atlas Pay is hiring three onboarding specialists at once. That usually means new customers are waiting longer than anyone likes.
Northwind gets payment teams your size live in days, not weeks. Worth 20 minutes to compare notes?
One slider. Everything included.
You pay for how many new people Chronic contacts each month. Nothing else is extra.
3,000
$409a month
About 341 emails a sending day from 17 mailboxes on 6 domains of your own. $149 covers the first 1,000, then $0.13 for each person above that.
Every plan includes the domains, mailboxes and warm-up, research, every email and follow-up, and reply handling. Cancel any time; payments are non-refundable. Tax is calculated at checkout.
Full pricingQuestions
What do I actually have to do?+
Give Chronic your website, approve the first emails, and take the meetings it books. The domains, mailboxes, lists, writing, follow-ups and replies are handled for you.
Does it send anything without my approval?+
No. Every email waits for you until you decide otherwise. Approve them one by one, or let Chronic send on its own once you trust it. One click pauses everything.
Will it hurt my domain?+
Chronic sends from new domains it buys for you, never your main company address, so your own domain stays safe. New mailboxes start with a few emails a day and build up over two weeks, and sending slows down or stops if anything looks risky.
How fast can I start?+
The free preview takes a few minutes. Once you start a plan, your approved emails go out as soon as the first mailbox is live, usually within a day. Volume starts small and builds over two weeks so the emails land in the inbox.
Is there a free trial?+
There is a free preview: real prospects for your business and the first email to each, before you pay. Sending starts with the first month's payment, which is non-refundable.
Where does the data come from?+
From the same commercial contact databases sales teams pay for, plus public sources like your prospects' own websites. Every address is verified before anything goes out.
See who Chronic would contact.
A free preview in a few minutes: real prospects for your business and the first email to each. You pay when you want it to send.