The week to write
Lists start with a data provider and are then enriched for a buying signal. The signal is what decides the week an email goes out and what it can say.
Clique Outreach
Or we work for free. In writing.
Cold email for B2B companies. Every email written for one company, off a real buying signal.
Selected campaigns
These are selected campaigns, not an average of everything we have run. Every figure is read straight off the Instantly panel for that month, and the panels are on the market pages. The best month is read off our live Instantly account.
Our approach
We run cold email for B2B companies. The list is built around who actually buys from you and enriched for a buying signal. Every email names something specific, read off that company’s own site and socials.
Lists start with a data provider and are then enriched for a buying signal. The signal is what decides the week an email goes out and what it can say.
Three steps, written for one named situation rather than one job title. The sequence stops the moment someone replies.
Our infrastructure, our domains, our inboxes. Volume, warmup and deliverability are ours to manage, not yours to learn.
A positive reply reaches you with the full thread and the enriched company detail. From there the conversation is yours.
72 documented months

Job ads that had been reposted, which means internal hiring failed
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Lease expiry dates turned a flat list into a calendar
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Contract awards, then naming the control they were failing
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The week they announced a new lane or a new depot
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Who they invoice, because that sets how long they wait to be paid
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Stock levels that had visibly moved, not job titles
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A second location, when the spreadsheet stops working
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The word AI came out of the email entirely
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One edit from footage they already had sitting unused
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The first week of January, not the third
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Funding announcements crossed with open developer roles
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Retailers already stocking a comparable brand, buyer named
View the months →Positive replies a month, lowest and highest. Low months and high months are both in those ranges on purpose. A market has bad quarters and we would rather you saw them here than found them later.
Doing it in house
This is a low end setup, kept deliberately cheap. A serious one costs more.
Every line in that table assumes the person running it already knows how to do all of this.
Not a template with the company name swapped in. Whoever runs this has to be able to
A/B the opening, read what actually moved, and know which variable to change next.
The enrichment that decides which week a company is worth emailing at all.
Spreading volume so no mailbox runs hot, and spotting a dip before it becomes a block.
The monitoring tells you placement dropped. It does not tell you which domain, which words, or what to change.
AI will write a thousand emails by lunch. It cannot tell you which ones hit spam, or why nobody replied.
Filtered once, filtered for good. Buy another, build the inboxes again, warm them three weeks, start over.
Six stages, live in week four
From the first call to the first reply in your inbox, about four weeks.
One call. We check your market size, your offer and who actually buys. If the numbers do not support the guarantee, we say so on that call rather than after you have paid.
Built to your market, enriched for a buying signal, then every address verified before it is used.
Branded look-alike domains, one domain to one inbox, and inboxes named after you or your team. Three week warmup, on us. Your first month starts when real sending starts.
No templates. Every email is written for one company, off their site, their socials and their signal. No two leads get the same message.
Every weekday, never on a public holiday in your market. A/B testing on the angle, usually settled inside two or three variants. Inbox health and deliverability watched around the clock.
Positive replies go to you with the full thread and enriched detail attached. We do not manage the conversation and we do not book meetings for you.
Written into the agreement
qualified leads a quarter, or we keep working free
On the quarterly plan, the contract commits us to a minimum of 50 qualified leads in the quarter. Miss it and we keep going for free. There is no cap and we never slow sending down once we hit the number.
Every lead after the fiftieth lowers what each one costs you.
Until we deliver the shortfall, or until we have contacted every company in your market, whichever comes first.
With the company, the date and the exact words they replied with. If you think something should not have counted, you have ten business days to say so.
USD, bank transfer or Wise
A qualified lead, and it only ever goes down from there.
at 50 qualified leads in the quarter
Drag to see the math. 3,000 for the term, divided by the leads delivered. The contract promises 50, not more.
USD, by bank transfer or Wise. The AUD and GBP figures are approximate, at October 2026 rates.
In houseDoing it in house costs about 4,781 in the first quarter, on the low end.
Custom plans
Three things set it, all sized on one call.
Bank transfer or Wise, invoiced.
You pay for sending, not for us getting ready to send.
Three weeks, not charged, and your term starts on the first email out.
One number, agreed before you sign.
Where our work stops
A positive reply reaches you with the full thread. Answering it is yours. This is a large part of why the price is what it is.
Whether a reply becomes a meeting depends on how you answer it, and that is not something we can promise on your behalf.
We can put the right person in front of you in the right week. What happens in the conversation after that is your business, not ours.
If your buyers are mostly consumers, or your market is too small for the volume this needs, the guarantee will not hold and we will tell you on the first call.
Taking new campaigns
Send us who you sell to and roughly how many companies fit that description. One call is usually enough to tell whether the guarantee will hold for your market, and if it will not we would rather say so before you pay.
accounts@cliqueoutreach.com
Right signal.Right words.Right now.
A B2B offer, a market of real size, and someone in the room who can decide. Most of our work is with Australian companies.
We say so on that call, not after you have paid. A market too small for this volume will not hold the guarantee, and we would rather tell you first.
A call to check the fit and size the market. Then an agreement with the 50 Lead Guarantee in it, and a build that puts you live in about four weeks.
Positive replies forwarded as they land, and one call a month to look at what is working. We ask about renewal ten days before the quarter ends.