The board, plus the work.
We run the outreach under your name, from infrastructure built for you, and you approve every message before it sends. Your territory’s board is included. Your producers keep every conversation it starts.
$2,500 a month, founding · Setup waived · Ninety day term with a written thirty day out · You approve every message before it sends
Anyone can sell you a list. This is the part nobody does.
Data is cheap and getting cheaper. The federal filings we read are free to download, and there are tools that will sell you a database of them for $99 a month. We say so plainly on our own sources page.
What none of them will do is build the sending infrastructure, write the sequence, run it under your name, and hand you the replies. That is a different business, it takes real weeks of work before a single email sends, and it is the reason this costs what it costs.
A board tells you who is about to buy. The managed service means somebody is actually talking to them, in your name, with your approval, while your producers do what they are good at.
The first three weeks are build, and they cannot be skipped.
New domains earn their reputation before they carry volume. Skipping that is how campaigns land in spam permanently, and it is why anyone promising sends in week one is either using someone else’s burned domains or about to burn yours.
- Days 1 to 2
Domains and authentication
Domains that carry your name without being your primary domain, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured. That is what tells a receiving server the mail is genuinely yours.
- Weeks 1 to 2
Warmup, list, and approval
Mailboxes warm on a rising schedule while the list is built and verified against each company’s own website, and you approve every word of the sequence. Nothing has been sent yet.
- Weeks 2 to 3
Sending begins, quietly
Volume ramps rather than starting at full rate, watched for bounce and spam signals before anything scales. Replies come straight to you.
- Weeks 3 to 12
Run, read, adjust
Targeting and copy change based on what the replies actually say, each change approved by you. You get what was sent, what bounced, and what answered.
What the monthly covers, and what it does not.
- Campaign operation. Sending, throttling, bounce handling, list hygiene.
- List expansion. New companies added as the market is worked, so week six does not run dry.
- Copy iteration. Changed by what the replies actually say, each change approved by you.
- Reporting. What was sent, what bounced, what answered. Plain numbers.
- Your territory’s signal board. The full board for your lane and state, included at no extra cost.
- Sales calls. When a prospect replies, that conversation is yours. Nobody dials on your behalf.
- A guaranteed reply rate. Volume is ours to control. Response is your market’s. Anyone quoting you a number before seeing your market is guessing.
- Cold calling, LinkedIn automation, paid ads. One channel, run properly.
Four things we need from you.
- A definition of a good prospect. What you want and what you would turn down. Half an hour, once.
- A do not contact list. Existing clients, active prospects, competitors, anyone you would rather approach yourself.
- Copy approval. Reading a short sequence and telling us what is wrong with it. Recurs whenever copy changes.
- Answering your replies. The one thing nobody can do for you. A campaign that generates conversations nobody answers is worse than no campaign.
A few hours across ninety days, most of it in the first fortnight.
Your advertising rules are the constraint we build around.
- You approve every message before it sends. A required step, not a courtesy. Your agency signs off on everything a prospect receives.
- Changes go through the same gate. A rewritten subject line is a new piece of advertising and gets approved like one.
- We are a vendor, not a producer. Talega Growth sells data and marketing services. It does not solicit, negotiate or sell insurance, and holds no license to do so.
- Records of what was sent. You get what went out and to whom, which is the thing you need if anyone ever asks.
How the arrangement is structured, not legal advice. Your own counsel or compliance officer should review the contract language, and we expect them to.
$2,500 a month, and what the founding price buys us.
- Setup waived. Sending domains, authentication, mailboxes, warmup, the verified list, the first sequence. Built at our cost, and it is real money.
- Ninety day term, written thirty day out, no automatic rollover. At day ninety you decide, and nothing renews behind your back.
- Your signal board included. The territory board for your lane, yours exclusively while the engagement runs.
- The exchange, stated plainly. If the campaign earns it, you stand as a reference. That is what founding pricing is buying, and we would rather say so than pretend the discount is generosity.
Capacity, because it is the part we control: three domains, nine mailboxes, about 135 emails a day after warmup, about a thousand new companies a month. A ceiling, not a forecast; when your market is smaller than the machine, your market sets the pace. Client count is capped on purpose, so every campaign gets senior attention.
The honest answers are written down.
Why ninety days, what happens at day ninety, whether we would run a campaign for your competitor, where the addresses come from, whether cold email to businesses is legal, and who owns the domains and the list when it ends. All on the FAQ, answered plainly rather than sold.
We size the market before you pay.
You will know whether your market is 300 companies or 30,000 before anyone builds anything. If it is too small to sustain a campaign, that is a reason not to start, and we will say so.
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