For freelancers and founders

Cold emails that win clients, without the spam

Sochen finds people likely to buy what you offer, writes each a short email from your real results, and sends them from your own Gmail once you’ve read them. Your postal address and an opt-out line go under every email, and it tells you the rules where you sell before it searches.

No sign-up: name a company and get a personal email for it in about 20 seconds.

Find owners of small dental clinics in Texas for my online booking service, and draft a short email to each.

Marco Diaz

Owner, Lakeside DentalReady, not sent

Online booking for Lakeside Dental

Hi Marco,

You run Lakeside Dental, so this might be useful: I'm Sam, and I set up online booking for small clinics.

• A three-chair clinic now fills 40% of its slots online

• Set up in a week, with nothing new for the front desk to learn

Would a 15-minute call next week work?

Sam Ortiz, Ortiz Studio

A sales email from Sam Ortiz · your business's postal address

If you'd rather not hear from me, reply "stop" and I won't email again.

Example. Every business email ends by saying it’s a sales email, with your postal address and a way to opt out, as US law asks.

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.

How it works

  1. 1

    Describe your offer

    What you do, a result you can show, and who buys it. Sochen asks for what's missing, and for your business address once.
  2. 2

    Check the people and the emails

    It finds buyers by title, company size, industry and place, with checked work emails, and drafts one short email each.
  3. 3

    Slide to start

    From your own Gmail, a few an hour on weekdays. Follow-ups stop on a reply, and an opt-out is kept for good.

What it does

  • The rules, before the search

    In the US, business email needs a postal address and an opt-out line; both go under every email. Canada, Germany and others need consent first: Sochen flags those people and can skip them in one tap.
  • Written from your real results

    No invented clients, numbers or flattery. If a fact is missing, it asks.
  • Replies, with the next step ready

    When someone's interested, Sochen drafts the answer with free times from your calendar or your booking link. A price question is flagged for you to answer: it never quotes one you haven't given.
  • Ready for the call

    One tap opens a chat that reads up on their company, lists the questions to ask, and can remind you before the call.
  • What it costs

    Outreach comes with Sochen's 7-day trial of Plus, one payment of $5 (₹199 in India) that never renews: up to 30 emails and 25 people looked up. After it, if you want to keep going, Plus and Outreach together are $59 a month in the US and Canada, ₹2,998 in India and $49 in the UK (the pricing page shows yours), with 300 people found a month included. The pricing page shows the plans.

Questions

What does it cost?+
Outreach comes with Sochen's 7-day trial of Plus, one payment of $5 (₹199 in India) that never renews: up to 30 emails and 25 people looked up. After it, if you want to keep going, Plus and Outreach together are $59 a month in the US and Canada, ₹2,998 in India and $49 in the UK (the pricing page shows yours), with 300 people found a month included.
Is cold email to businesses allowed?+
In the US, business email is allowed if it says it's an ad, gives your postal address and offers a working opt-out, and Sochen puts all three under every business email. Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, Belgium and several other countries need the person's consent first; in Canada and Australia it only counts as given when they published the address and your email is about their job. Sochen flags those people before anything is sent, and can skip them in one tap. The rules in 23 countries, with each one's law: sochen.dev/tools/cold-email-rules. This isn't legal advice: check the rules where you sell.
Will it send anything without me?+
No. Nothing goes out until you've read the emails and slid to start, and every reply Sochen drafts for you waits for your OK too.
Does it make things up?+
No. It writes only from what you tell it: no invented clients, numbers, testimonials or “loved your post”. When a fact is missing, it asks.
Who does it email?+
People at work, at work addresses it checks first. Never personal addresses, and never anyone who opted out or bounced before.
Can it write in Spanish or Portuguese?+
Yes. It writes in the language of the people you're writing to, and talks with you in yours.

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Find clients who want what you do.

Describe your offer, check every email, and slide to start.