Find, research, write, send.
Without the headcount.
For founders doing their own sales. Saqua finds companies worth contacting, reads what each one has actually published, and writes the first email around a real detail it found. You approve every send, and follow-ups stop the moment someone replies.
It runs the real pipeline on a real company you choose. No account, just a Gmail address. Or book a call.
Yours if you join the waitlist before launch day. Early access stays limited while Google reviews our Gmail access.
Founders from 30 countries have joined the waitlist
Tabs, templates, and “I'll follow up later”
is not a sales system.
A lead list in one tab, an enrichment tool in another, a template doc, your inbox. Nothing talks to anything, so outbound only happens on the afternoons you have spare.
Right now
- Hours spent deciding which companies are even worth contacting
- Templates that read automated and get quietly ignored
- Deals lost to follow-ups you meant to send and never did
- Good months after quiet ones, and no idea what made the difference
With Saqua
- Companies worth contacting, scored and waiting each morning
- Every opener built on a real detail, with the quote behind it
- Follow-ups that go out on real days and stop when someone replies
- One hour a week that actually moves the pipeline
Four steps, and you only do one of them.
From one sentence about your customer to a reply in your inbox. The only step that needs you is the yes.
You describe who you sell to.
One sentence is enough. Saqua goes looking for companies that match it and scores each one, so you are never handed a list of five hundred maybes to sort through yourself.
It reads the company before it writes.
The real site, the funding news, the open roles. Saqua keeps only the facts it can point at, with the quote and the source behind each one, and scores how well the company actually fits.
Then it writes the opener around one real detail.
Short, specific, and in your voice. The first line names something true about them, not about you. Anything the research could not prove never makes it into the email.
You've posted two GTM roles this month, eight months after the Series B.
Most founders hire there because outbound never became repeatable. That is the part we fixed.
Worth fifteen minutes?
You say yes. It handles the rest.
Every draft clears a deliverability and spend check before it can leave. After your approval, follow-ups go out over real days, each one taking a new angle, and the whole cadence calls itself off as soon as someone answers.
Rather see it than read it? Run these four steps on a company you pick.
One tab instead of five.
Discovery, research, deal help, pipeline, inbox, and follow-ups in a single workspace. Every one of them shows the evidence behind what it did.
It reads the company, not a database row.
Open any prospect and the work is already done: what is true about them, where each fact came from, and how well they fit. Nothing to take on faith, nothing to go and check yourself.
It does the whole job,
not just the wording.
Founders selling their own product
Nobody pitches it like you do. Saqua does the research and the first draft, so every intro still sounds like you wrote it without you writing each one.
Small teams without an SDR
Drop the sequence tool, the enrichment tab, and the shared template doc. Research, drafts, follow-ups, and replies all sit where the whole team can see them.
Agencies running client outbound
Personal outbound for every client without cloning yourself. Saqua keeps each account's voice, offer, and target customer straight.
Most tools were built for volume.
Saqua was built for the reply.
It only says what it can prove
Every claim carries the exact quote it came from. Generic AI fills the gap with something invented, and one wrong detail costs you the reply. Saqua leaves it out instead.
It sounds like you, not a sequence
Short, specific, human. Written the way a founder writes when they only have one shot, and rewritten by Saqua itself if a draft reads automated.
Nothing sends unchecked
Every draft clears a deliverability and spend check first. If something looks risky, Saqua blocks it and tells you why instead of quietly sending it anyway.
“If a detail isn't on the page,
it never shows up in the email.”
The one rule Saqua won't break.
Get in before launch day.
Founding pricing is 40% off for life, and it only applies to the waitlist. One email when Saqua opens. Nothing else.