“Who should I talk to first?”
Your product could help different people. You need a useful starting point—not every answer about your market.
Maya“I'll take this one.”
I built this.
How do I
sell it?
You don't have to figure it out alone.
You don't need a sales plan to get started. Your AI team helps you decide who to contact, find those people, and start email conversations—then work through the replies with you.
Explore who to contact, find relevant people, and prepare your first emails before choosing a paid plan.
You, right now
I've built Briefly. It keeps client feedback and revision requests in one place.
Now I need to find customers, and I'm not sure where to start.
- MayaFind your starting point
“That's something we can work out together.”
A place to startDesign studios & client feedbackSmall design studios juggling feedback across several client projects.
- LeoFind your people
“I'll find people there worth talking to.”
Someone worth contactingAlex Morgan · Northstar StudioLeads a studio working on brand identity and web projects.
- TheoFind the words
“I'll draft the first email. Change anything.”
Draft · Not sentFeedback across Northstar's projectsHi Alex, I noticed Northstar works across brand identity and web projects. How do you keep feedback together when several projects are moving at once?
- EliseKeep it running
“Once you approve, I'll send it at a sensible pace.”
Waiting for your approval1 email to Alex MorganFrom your mailbox, within its limits.
Nothing goes out until you approve it.
A few fewer things
on your shoulders.
on your shoulders.
The part after building
You built it to be used.
Now, how do you get it to the right people?
You know what you've built. Finding customers brings a different set of questions—and it isn't always clear which one to answer first.
“How do I make them see why it matters?”
You can explain what your product does. Turning that into a reason for someone to care is a different challenge.
Theo“I'll help you say it.”
“What should I actually do next?”
Whether you're getting started or trying again, you want a next step you understand—and help taking it.
The team“We'll line it up with you.”
You don't have to figure out sales before you start.
Your team helps you figure it out—and do it—as you go.
From a question to something you can do
You bring the product.
Your team helps with the next step.
A direction to discuss, a person worth contacting, and an email to work on. Then try it with your own product.
Briefly
A workspace that keeps client feedback and revision requests in one place.
Maya · A place to start
A customer direction you can discuss
Small design studios juggling feedback across several client projects.
Studios coordinate designers and clients. That's a reasonable place to explore Briefly's value before deciding whom to contact.
Leo · Someone worth contacting
Alex Morgan · Northstar Studio
Alex leads a studio working on brand identity and web projects. Those project stages give us a reason to ask how feedback is coordinated.
Theo · Words you can work with
A first email, ready to refine
Subject Feedback across Northstar's projects
Hi Alex, I noticed Northstar works across brand identity and web projects. How do you keep feedback together when several projects are moving at once? I'm building Briefly: a shared place for studios and their clients to review work without feedback getting lost across threads. Would it be useful to see a quick example? Sam
Now try it with your product—for free.
Discuss the direction, inspect the people, and refine the emails with your team.
Read a product-to-first-email walkthrough →Help with the decisions. Help doing the work.
Four teammates.
One less thing to carry alone.
You know your product. Your team helps you work out the sales side—and takes on the work you agree to delegate.
Maya
GTM partner“Let's find a way into your market.”
Work out who could benefit from your product, why it matters to them, and where to start.
Doesn't wait to be askedStarts from your website. No brief needed.
Leo
Prospecting partner“I'll bring you people worth talking to.”
Find relevant companies and people, see the evidence, and discuss what makes someone worth contacting.
Doesn't wait to be askedKeeps finding new people for the plan you approved.
Theo
Outreach partner“We'll make it sound like you.”
Prepare personal emails, continue approved follow-ups, and work through replies with the context already there.
Doesn't wait to be askedStops follow-ups when someone replies, and drafts a reply for you to approve.
Elise
Email infrastructure partner“We'll get the sending side sorted.”
When you're ready to send, get help connecting a mailbox, planning the timing and limits, and addressing observed issues.
Doesn't wait to be askedPaces sending within your limits, and tells you when a mailbox needs you.
While you're away
Not a one-off answer.
A team that keeps the work moving.
You approve the plan.
Your team finds, contacts, and follows up.
The conversations that need you come back to you.
Since your last visit
Approved plan · Briefly
Design studios · First emails + one follow-up
You approved it · Mon 6:10 pmNothing sent overnight. Sending waits for your hours.- Leo · Tue 8:45 am
More studio contacts added.
- Theo · Tue 9:00 am
First emails and due follow-ups sent.
- Elise · Tue 9:05 am
Next sends scheduled within your limits.
Alex asked to see Briefly.
“Thanks for reaching out. Could you send a quick example of how Briefly works?”
Theo has a reply draft ready, alongside the original email.
Follow-ups to Alex stopped · Reply awaiting your approvalA note from one builder to another
I built the sales team
I wished I'd had.
V.
VeyuSolo founder, LeadCue
Not a sales expert who decided
to build software.
A builder who needed help selling.
I started out knowing nothing about sales.
I tried the tools, read the advice, and taught myself a way forward. But most of the help I found assumed I already knew what to do.
What I needed wasn't just a way to carry out a sales plan. It was help figuring out the plan—and doing the work.
I don't want the next builder to have to repeat my journey
just to start finding customers.
So I built LeadCue: a team that starts with your product and your questions, not a sales playbook you're expected to bring.
You can figure it out as you go.
You shouldn't have to do it alone.
Try the work. Then choose.
Start free.
Decide after you've seen the work.
YOUR FREE START
Your product. Your first contacts and emails.
Customer understanding, your first contact list, and email drafts you can discuss and refine.
The full team in both plans.
Choose how many new people you'd like us to find. Prices in USD.
Starter
For getting your sales work moving.
$99/ month
Up to 1,000new contacts found for you / month
- All four AI teammates, working 24/7
- Unlimited email sending
- Unlimited conversations with your team
- Multiple workspaces with one shared account plan
- Personalized outreach, follow-ups, and reply help
- Mailbox setup and ongoing sending support
Growth
Five times the contacts. The same full team.
$300/ month
Up to 5,000new contacts found for you / month
- All four AI teammates, working 24/7
- Unlimited email sending
- Unlimited conversations with your team
- Multiple workspaces with one shared account plan
- Personalized outreach, follow-ups, and reply help
- Mailbox setup and ongoing sending support
Contacts aren't emails.
Contacts are new people we find for you—not emails. Follow-ups and replies don't use another contact.
Unlimited sending. A sensible pace.
No LeadCue monthly email cap or per-email fees. Sending follows your approved schedule and mailbox capacity.
It's okay to have questions
A few things
you might be wondering.
You don't need to have sales figured out.
You should know what you're getting into.
What can I try for free?
Customer understanding, your first contact list, and email drafts you can discuss and refine. Bring your product website, check why each person is worth contacting, and refine the work with your team.
When do I choose a paid plan?
Choose a paid plan when you're ready to keep finding people and running ongoing outreach. Starter is $99/month for up to 1,000 new contacts; Growth is $300/month for up to 5,000 new contacts. Both include the same full team, unlimited email sending and unlimited team conversations.
What counts toward my contact allowance?
Contacts are new people we find for you—not emails. Follow-ups and replies don't use another contact. Each contact brings their company, contact details and a reason to reach out. Once the allowance is used, you can still work with people already on your list; finding more new people requires available contact capacity.
Is email sending really unlimited?
No LeadCue monthly email cap or per-email fees. Sending follows your approved schedule and mailbox capacity. First emails, follow-ups and customer replies are included. Your contact allowance is separate from email volume, and a recipient's request to stop is always respected.
Does the team keep working when I'm offline?
Paid plans include a team that operates 24/7. You don't need to keep the page open: approved work continues and new replies are brought back for your review. Emails still follow your chosen sending hours; 24/7 operation doesn't mean sending all night.
Do I need to connect my mailbox first?
You only need a mailbox when you're ready to send. You can find contacts and prepare drafts before connecting one.
Do I have to approve every email?
You approve the audience, messages, follow-ups and sending arrangement for an ongoing plan. The team carries out that repeatable work without asking each time. Changes outside that scope need your approval, and you review responses to real customer replies before they are sent. You can pause outreach.
Are there any separate costs?
Domains and mailboxes are separate from your plan. Finding contacts, all four AI teammates, outreach, follow-ups, reply help and sending support are included. LeadCue does not charge per email or per conversation with your team.
I don't know anything about sales. Is that okay?
Yes. Start by showing us what you've built. You don't need a sales plan. Your team helps you work out a useful first step, explains the reasoning, and does the work with you.
Is this for my kind of product?
LeadCue is built for early founders with a real B2B product who are still doing sales themselves. Outreach starts with email. Your team helps work out a useful audience and a credible reason to contact them, rather than assuming every product needs the same approach.
What happens when I start?
Share your product website. Work with Maya on understanding your customers, Leo on people to contact, and Theo on your first emails. Discuss and refine the work before choosing a paid plan.
How is this different from using AI and sales tools myself?
LeadCue brings the judgment and ongoing work together around the same company context: customer direction, people, emails, replies, and your decisions. You don't have to move the brief between tools or coordinate each next step yourself.
Do you guarantee replies or customers?
No. Your contact allowance is capacity to find people, not a promise of that many matching buyers, replies or sales. Results depend on your product, audience, offer and the conversations that follow.
You built something worth showing.
You don't have to figure out
the rest alone.
Bring your product. Bring your questions.
Start working with your team for free.