An outbound cold-email platform built for small businesses. Import prospects from CSV, run multi-step sequences from your own domain, and work replies in a pipeline inbox. Dispatching is idempotent, daily send caps keep volume in check, every send is CAN-SPAM compliant, and one-click unsubscribe ships on every message.
The problem
Small businesses that want to run cold outreach usually get stuck between two bad options. They can blast from a shared sending service that risks their domain reputation and skirts compliance, or they can stitch together spreadsheets and manual follow-ups that drop leads and double-send. Neither one leaves them a clean record of who was contacted, who replied, and who asked to stop.
What I built
The full send → reply → unsubscribe loop is verified in the browser. Prospects import and dedupe. Sequences dispatch under caps from the sending domain. Replies and unsubscribes halt the cadence, and the pipeline inbox reflects each state change. The product is built but not yet deployed.
How it works
ReachNet is the outbound sibling to LeadNet, and it runs on the same Next.js 16 / React 19 / TypeScript stack with Drizzle ORM over Postgres. At the core is an idempotent dispatcher. Every send is keyed, so a retry or a re-run can't fire the same email twice. Daily caps and warm-up guidance throttle volume to protect deliverability. Sending is own-domain-only by design. The system is honest by design too: the moment a reply or an unsubscribe lands, the remaining steps in that prospect's sequence stop instead of pushing through the cadence. CSV import runs deduplication and suppression checks on the way in. Sequences carry merge fields and vertical templates. The whole funnel surfaces in a pipeline inbox (queued → sent → replied → won) with an Outbound Advisor for next steps. CAN-SPAM compliance and one-click unsubscribe are wired into every send rather than bolted on after.
Highlights
- CSV import with automatic deduplication and suppression checks
- Multi-step sequences with merge fields and vertical templates
- Idempotent dispatcher that never double-sends, with daily caps and warm-up guidance
- Own-domain-only sending to protect deliverability and sender reputation
- Honest-by-design: a reply or unsubscribe stops the remaining sequence steps
- Pipeline inbox (queued → sent → replied → won) with an Outbound Advisor
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