Lead generation for manufacturers, done for you.
You make great products. We find the distributors, OEMs, and buyers who need them, reach out on your behalf, and fill your calendar with qualified meetings, while you run the shop.
Built for people who make things and sell them to other businesses.
- >Owner-operators of component and parts manufacturers who sell to other businesses
- >Sales leads at contract manufacturers who need a steadier flow of RFQs
- >Industrial products companies selling into distributors, OEMs, or procurement teams
- >Anyone who has good capacity and a sales pipeline that runs dry between big accounts
Is this factory automation?
No. We do not touch your production floor. No machine vision, no predictive maintenance, no equipment integration. That work belongs to a different kind of company, and we would rather tell you that plainly than let you find out on a sales call.
What we automate is the front office: finding the companies that buy what you make, reaching out to them, following up until they respond, and keeping your CRM current. The same engine that runs the rest of our clients' outbound, pointed at the companies that buy what you make.
How it works for a manufacturer.
It runs inside whatever tools you already have, your inbox, your CRM, your spreadsheet. Nothing new to buy, nothing new to learn.
Step 1
We build the list of companies that buy what you make
Distributors, OEMs, procurement teams, plant managers, the actual buyers in your category, not a generic industry list. We start with a one-week audit of your product, your ideal customer, and your current pipeline.
Step 2
Outreach goes out in your name
Email and LinkedIn sequences reach those buyers from domains and mailboxes we warm up for you, written the way your team actually talks about your product.
Step 3
AI answers replies within the hour
Every reply gets read and drafted by AI, grounded in your real specs, capacity, and pricing rules. A human on your team approves, edits, or skips in one click before anything sends.
Step 4
Interested buyers land on your calendar
No lead list to chase, no spreadsheet to update. A qualified buyer books time directly, and your team shows up to close.
The same engine, pointed at the companies that buy what you make.
Our detailed case study on record is a climate finance client, not a manufacturer, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we can show you is the engine itself: the numbers it runs at today, and the systems we have built and run for other operations teams.
Want the full breakdown of a system we shipped, deal presentations generated in under a minute, 100% email activity capture, automated compliance screening? See the case study on /work, then look at the outbound engine that would run for you.
Manufacturer questions, answered plainly.
Do you know our industry?+
We run the one-week audit before anything goes live, mapping your product, your buyers, and how procurement actually works in your category. We would rather learn your industry properly up front than send generic outreach that gets ignored.
What does this cost?+
There is no published number, because manufacturers differ too much in scope and target list size. After the one-week audit we agree a fixed price up front for a defined scope, so you know exactly what you are paying before anything starts.
Do we need to buy new software?+
No. We build the whole engine inside whatever you already run, your CRM, your inbox, your spreadsheet if that is all you have. Nothing to migrate, nothing new for your team to learn.
How long until we see meetings?+
Most engagements start producing booked meetings around week 8, after the infrastructure is warmed and the first sequences have had time to land and get answered.
Who actually does the work?+
The founder, directly. There is no account manager layer between you and the person running your campaigns, reviewing your replies, and making the calls on what to adjust.
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Let's fill your pipeline.
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll show you exactly which buyers we'd go after for you, and what it would take.