For email outreach

Email that reads like a 1:1, because it is one.

Opusend builds each email on a real profile and company, drafts it right inside Gmail in your voice, and tracks the replies in your CRM.

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The people and companies in this example are invented.

The problem

Hi {first_name} fools no one.

Real personalization means reading each person first. Nobody has time to do that for every send.

A template shows

People can tell a merge field from a message written for them, and they answer the second.

Research takes time by hand

A profile, a company page, a recent post. Ten minutes per email, before you write a word.

How Opusend does it

A researched email, in the inbox you already use.

No new app. No exporting and importing.

Built on real research

Each email starts from the prospect's role, company and what they posted, read from LinkedIn, not from a merge field.

Right inside Gmail

A panel on the email thread, and a draft for any recipient who is a lead. Or draft from a profile and send through Gmail from there.

Replies and bounces tracked

The thread you open is matched to its lead and logged. On a mailbox you connect with a password, replies and bounces are read for you, and a bounce can be tagged by hand anywhere.

How it works

From a lead to a sent email.

You write nothing. You approve everything.

  1. 1

    Compose in Gmail, or open a lead

    From a Gmail thread or a profile you already read.

  2. 2

    Opusend matches the address to a lead

    If it is not sure, you pick the lead once and it remembers.

  3. 3

    It drafts in your voice

    A subject line of a few words about this email, and a body that ends in one easy question.

  4. 4

    You approve and send

    Replies sync back to the CRM, and the lead moves to Replied.

One thread per person

Each email adds something new.

First email, follow-up and reply, each written for where the thread is.

The right email next

The main button reads First email, Reply or Follow-up from the thread, and says why.

Something new each time

Each follow-up opens differently and brings something new, such as another of your materials. One that copies an earlier email is caught by the pre-send check.

One thread across channels

Already messaged on LinkedIn? The email picks up from it with a single bridging line.

Email in the sequence

In an Autopilot campaign, email joins after 2 LinkedIn follow-ups, or when an invitation has waited 7 days, if the lead has an address.

Your mailboxes

Sent from you. Inside your limits.

Email is the channel with the most to lose, so it has the strictest rules.

Your own mailbox

Gmail with Google sign-in, which only asks to send. Or any mailbox you connect with a password.

A daily limit and a pause

Up to 30 emails a day, with 90 to 240 seconds between sends, inside your working hours.

No mailbox reading

A Google connection does not read your mailbox. The extension reads only the one thread you open.

Work emails on request

Find emails looks up the work email of a lead you chose, one credit per email found. Never a personal address.

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