Founder · sales
The research is already written in
Every message starts from what this company did. Your name goes only under messages you read; weak ones are flagged first.
Every message starts from something real about the company — its signals, pain and timing — and connects it to an offer that actually fits.
You approve it. You send it.
GitMir learns from every reply.
$49 per venture / month · writing messages uses credits
The signal GitMir found, why it matters, and the message written from that evidence. Weak evidence and stock phrasing are marked before anything is approved — and you send it yourself.
Company signal
Why GitMir thinks it matters
More chair time is on the way, and reviews show that patients who are due do not hear back — the pain ChairTime answers, for the practice owner who decides.
Message written from that evidence
Subject
A new hygienist, and the patients who are due
Message
I saw you are hiring a hygienist — more chair time is on the way.
Several of your reviews ask how to book a follow-up visit, which usually means patients who are due never hear back.
ChairTime texts the patients who are due a link to your open slots, and shows you the visits that came back.
Would a list of the patients due this month be useful before the new hire starts?
Follow-up
After 4 days, if there is no reply.
Another message · Cedar Row Dental
Weak evidenceThe message claims no knowledge of this company.Stock phrasingRewrite it before you send it.Why founders use it
Reading about each company takes hours, so the message ends up generic — and the replies never reach the product.
Today
…and you never learn what buyers object to
With GitMir Outreach
The research is already in the first line of every message, weak ones are flagged before you send, a do-not-contact list keeps itself, and replies are read into objections by kind and count.
GitMir never signs in to your email or LinkedIn. You send.
Who it is for
Founder · sales
Every message starts from what this company did. Your name goes only under messages you read; weak ones are flagged first.
Whoever decides what to build
After a few replies you see what buyers object to — not just how many answered.
Whoever owns the sender’s name
No second message to someone who asked you not to write, no second cold message a week later.
Outreach does not end at a sent message. What buyers answer comes back into the same GitMir Intelligence and can change what gets built.
Positive, interested later, a question, an objection, not relevant, not interested, do not contact, or a referral
The positioning, a buyer role or a requirement — shown next to the reply
GitMir GoBots proposes the change, with the replies behind it and what it would affect
A person adds it or dismisses it; what is added keeps a record of why
If the evidence about a company is weak, the message does not pretend to know it.
From the companies you marked as qualified in GitMir ICP, leaving out anyone on your do-not-contact list.
An observation from the company's own signals, the likely pain, the value, proof and a small ask — with an offer that fits. Each message shows the signals it rests on.
Nothing is sent from GitMir. You approve every message, send it from your own email or LinkedIn account and mark it as sent.
Positive, interested later, question, objection, not relevant, not interested, do not contact or referral — and what the reply bears on: the positioning, a buyer role, a requirement.
Sent, replied, positive, meetings and customers per campaign. In GitMir GoBots, replies that repeat become proposed changes to the positioning and the requirements.
“Cold templates get no replies”
Each message comes from that company’s signals; template-like ones are flagged.
“Reading about every company by hand takes too long”
ICP already found the signals; the message is written from them.
“We wrote to someone who asked us not to”
The do-not-contact list keeps itself.
“Replies get lost in email”
Replies are read and kept as a document of the idea.
“We don’t know what buyers object to”
Objections in the buyers’ words, by kind and count.
GitMir Outreach starts from what GitMir already knows — and what it adds is there for the next product.
Starts with
Outreach
Turn qualified demand into conversationsAdds back
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The controls that keep outreach from becoming spam are part of the product, not settings.
Messages go out from your own account; GitMir signs in to no one's email or LinkedIn
A message names the company signals it rests on; one with none is marked as weak evidence
Flattery and stock openers are marked for a rewrite before anything is approved
A company on the list gets no message, and a reply asking to stop adds it by itself
Email addresses and phone numbers are not kept in messages or replies
A team owner adds GitMir Outreach to a venture. Writing messages uses your team's credits.
$49 per venture / month — campaigns, messages from lead evidence, approval, replies and the funnel
Each batch of messages also uses 50 credits, named before it starts; classifying a reply does not
10,000 credits with a new account
Messages written from each qualified company's evidence, approved by you and sent from your own account. Replies come back as evidence for the product.
No. You approve every message and send it from your own account.
Replies come back as evidence for the product.
$49 per venture per month; writing messages uses credits.
And let what they answer change what you build, in GitMir GoBots.