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A cold email written from their website.
Say what you sell and name a company. Sochen reads that company’s site and writes one short email to it, built on something true on the page, with your result exactly as you give it. Free, no sign-up, three a day.
Updated 6 October 2026
Free, no sign-up
Write your first cold email now
Say what you sell and name a company you’d like as a client. Sochen reads their website and writes them a short, personal email in about 20 seconds.
What the email will and won't do
- Open with one specific detail from their site, and why it matters to what you offer.
- Say what you do in one sentence, and your result only if you gave one, word for word.
- Ask for one small thing: a 15-minute call, or whether to send details.
- Stay under 110 words, with no links and no “I hope this finds you well”.
- Send nothing. It’s a draft for you to read, change and send yourself.
To write to twenty companies at once and send from your own Gmail, with every address checked first, that’s Sochen’s Outreach.
Questions
Why does it read their website?+
Because one true, specific detail about the company is what makes an email personal. The writer opens with something the site actually says and connects it to what you do. A template can't do that.
Will it make things up to sound impressive?+
No. It uses only what's on the page you name and what you typed. If you give no result, the email claims none. It won't invent a client, a number, a mutual contact or a compliment.
Is it free?+
Yes, three emails a day from one network, with no account. What you type isn't kept; requests are counted for a day to keep it fair.
Can I send it as it is?+
Read it first, put your name at the end, and check the detail it built on. If you're emailing businesses in the US, add your postal address and a way to opt out, as US law asks of business email too.
What language does it write in?+
The language of the company's website.