Talyro finds real people at real companies, writes a personalized first email for each one, and follows up automatically if there's no reply. Sent from your own mailbox, not a shared one.
Hey Product Hunt š
I'm Sergei, founder of OpenWeb360 (we also build InvoiceCrafts.com). Talyro came out of watching small teams get quoted five-figure annual contracts and multi-step onboarding calls just to send a few hundred cold emails a month.
What it actually does: describe who you want to reach in one sentence, and Talyro finds real people at real companies, writes a personalized first email for each one, and follows up automatically if there's no reply, all sent from your own connected mailbox, not a shared sending domain. Replies land in your own inbox, and each mailbox warms up gradually on its own so a brand-new one doesn't get flagged in week one.
A few things I'm proud of that aren't just "AI wrote an email":
ā It writes to each lead in their own language, detected from their country, not everything in English by default.
ā You can tell it to check a lead's own website against a condition first ("outdated design," "no analytics installed"), skipped leads never cost an email credit.
ā Pricing is credits, not seats: 2 credits per lead found, 1 per email sent. The free trial covers your first 50 leads, a card is required to start it (so it can't be farmed by bots), but you're not charged unless you keep it past 7 days.
One real number, since every cold email tool claims to work: a single campaign for one client (a steel fabrication company) sent 570 emails, got 23 qualified replies, and closed a ā¬13,027 contract within 30 days, the same underlying engine that now powers Talyro.
Would love your feedback, especially if you've run cold email before and know exactly where it usually breaks down.