From your brief to a held meeting.
You brief Dylan, a person at Belkins reviews your plan, and you approve the first emails. Then Dylan writes, follows up, answers replies and books meetings into your calendar.
From brief to first meeting
- You
- A person at Belkins
- Dylan
- Our target, not a promise
- Day 0You brief DylanYou
- Day 1Your plan, reviewed by a person at BelkinsA person at Belkins
- Days 2 to 3You approve the first emailsYou
- Week 1First emails go outDylan
- Our targetA first held meeting within 3 weeksNot a promise
What happens, and when.
- Day 0
Brief Dylan
Your website, who you sell to and who not to contact. He drafts the rest; you correct it.
- Day 1
Get your plan
How many companies fit, ten real examples, the first email and the price.
- Days 2 to 3
Approve the first emails
You approve the first emails or ask for changes. Nothing is sent without your approval.
- Week 1
First emails go out
Dylan writes, follows up and answers replies.
- Week by week
Take the meetings
Dylan books meetings into your calendar. You pay per meeting held.
You decide what counts.
Before anything is sent, you set the meeting definition: the titles, company sizes and regions that count. A meeting is billed only when someone inside it joins the call.
Never billed
- Meetings outside your definition are never billed
- No-shows are never billed
- Companies on your do-not-contact list are never billed
A held meeting is someone who matches your brief's meeting definition, joining a call Dylan booked, with your meeting owner.
Nothing goes out until you say yes.
You approve the plan and the first emails of every new angle. You see every new claim, reason and tone once, before it is repeated at scale.
On his own he only paces, pauses and keeps your do-not-contact list.
What Dylan will not do.
Dylan will not Send anything before you approve the plan and the first emails.
You approve the first emails of every new angle, too.
Dylan will not Send a cold email from your domain.
He writes from his own warmed domains and mailboxes, with a separate slice for each client.
Dylan will not Write to a company on your do-not-contact list.
He checks the list when he builds the plan and again as each email is sent.
Dylan will not Keep writing to someone who replied.
The moment a reply is read, every further scheduled email to that person stops, by rule, before any AI sees it.
Dylan will not Pretend to be a person.
Every first email says who he is and who he works for. Never a fake name, never a fake person.
Dylan will not Answer pricing, legal questions or complaints himself.
He answers routine replies and hands those to you.
Questions about the steps.
What counts as a held meeting?
Someone who matches your brief's meeting definition joins a call Dylan booked, with your meeting owner. No-shows, people on your do-not-contact list, duplicates and anyone outside the definition are not billed.
Whose name is on the emails?
Dylan's. He writes as an AI agent working for you, from his own domains. Your domain never sends a cold email.
Do I need mailboxes, domains or a sequencer?
No. Dylan brings his own, already warm, with a separate slice for each client.
Can I bring my own leads?
Bring target companies. Contact lists are re-verified and may be refused, to protect the shared sending.
What happens with replies?
Dylan answers routine ones (scheduling, questions your brief answers) and hands you anything about pricing, legal or complaints.
Can I stop?
Pause any time. Unused credit stays on your account.
Get on Dylan's calendar.
Tell Dylan your website and who you want to meet. Nothing is sent without your approval. You approve the plan and pay per held meeting, or on a plan we are testing.
Already know your definition? Send the full brief