We find them.
Leads come from LinkedIn signals, funding news and your own network. Each is scored against both your ideal person and your ideal company, and only the ones that pass reach your queue. Approving one takes about 30 seconds.
EngageoEngageo remembers every thread, turns up in their comments, and drafts the next message. Nothing sends until you approve it.
Every seller got the same alert and sent the same DM. The reply went to the one person who’d been showing up.
Ten thousand cold DMs, or one warm relationship.
Every new tool made sending easier, and reply rates fell from 8.5% to 5%. Now every seller gets the same alert in the same minute, and Alex gets the same message four times.
You saw their post and remembered the context. What was missing was attention.
It’s about what they said last Tuesday. No one else could have sent it.
It picks the thread up where it left off.
When the moment comes your name is already there.
There are six moments. Two need you, and four run in the background. ScrollSwipe through them, or pick a step.
Leads come from LinkedIn signals, funding news and your own network. Each is scored against both your ideal person and your ideal company, and only the ones that pass reach your queue. Approving one takes about 30 seconds.
EngageoWe send the connection request. While it’s pending, two comments land on their recent posts, written in your voice and approved by you.
EngageoOnce they accept, you get four researched opening angles. Pick one, tweak a line and send.
YouEach week Engageo reads their new posts and drafts one or two comments. Approving them takes under two minutes, and your presence builds week on week.
EngageoA warmth meter tracks every interaction from Cold to Hot. Engageo won’t draft a pitch until the meter reaches Hot.
YouIf they go quiet, follow-ups go out on day 7, 14 and 21. After that the thread pauses. It isn’t dropped, and it wakes the moment they reply.
EngageoPoint at a prospect to focus on them. Click to leave a thoughtful comment. Relationships you warm stay warm.
A CRM stores contacts. A relationship manager does the work in between: it watches the threads, remembers what was said and drafts the next message.
Outreach tools send volume. Engageo sends 30–50 deliberate messages a week, each drafted from what the person actually said.
An AI SDR sends without asking you. Engageo is the opposite.
That’s the product, not a limitation. Every draft waits in your queue, and your edits teach Engageo your voice.
It costs more than a tool and less than a hire. It does the work both claim to do, with you approving every send.
Still tuning with the first customers, so pricing is shared when you join early access.
Request early access›No. A CRM is a database. It stores contacts and waits for you to act. Engageo watches the threads, remembers what was said, flags who’s going cold and drafts the next message. Your CRM keeps the record, and Engageo does the relationship work.
Outreach tools are built to send volume. Engageo sends 30–50 messages a week. Each one is drafted from what the person posted or said, and you approve it. One continuity engine tracks every thread so none of them go cold.
AI SDRs are autonomous and send without you. Engageo keeps you in the loop, and nothing leaves until you click approve.
Yes. Engageo works the way a thoughtful person would: small batches and a human approving each send. It doesn’t scrape, and it doesn’t use the automation frameworks LinkedIn has banned before.
You can. A junior SDR costs $7,500–$13,500 a month fully loaded and takes 3–6 months to ramp. At small companies, 30–50% leave within their first year. Engageo works from day one, and pricing is shared when you join early access. If you already have a great SDR, keep them. Engageo gives them back the hours they spend keeping threads alive.
We’d rather send twenty messages someone wanted than ten thousand nobody did. We’d rather build one relationship over six months than burn a thousand in a quarter.
Bring the names you’ve been meaning to follow up with. We’ll put them into your first live week.