We automated our own studio.

The problem

Finding the right companies to talk to is slow. You search, open each website, work out what’s holding it back, write a note that proves you looked, and remember to follow up. By hand, that’s a few companies a day.

What it does

1. Finds companies in open data: trade fair exhibitor lists, public registers and map data.
2. Opens each website in a real browser and checks speed, phone layout and contact routes.
3. Sets aside the ones we can’t help: parked domains, large companies, other agencies, sites that are already good.
4. Builds a preview of a new homepage from their own photos.
5. Drafts a short email that cites what it found, with the preview attached.
6. Follows up three times at most, then stops.
7. Reads replies, and a “no” becomes a permanent do-not-contact.

The rules

• It never says a website is missing something unless it checked the live page. If it couldn’t see, it says nothing.
• Right before an email goes out, it checks each claim on the live site again.
• Every email carries an opt-out line and our postal address. Opt-outs are permanent.
• Some regions never get cold email at all.
• A person sets the rules and the daily volume, and can hold any email before it sends.

So far

5,317 companies found323 first emails sent77 follow-ups

Counted on 2 November 2026.

What it means for you

Your automation starts the same way: one workflow, checks wherever a mistake would cost you, and a person in charge. Then we measure the hours it saves and expand. Automations →

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