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Hailr AI
AI finds the right companies and fills their contact forms
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AI finds the right companies and fills their contact forms
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Describe what you sell. Hailr writes the buyer profiles, searches Google, reads every website and keeps the companies that fit. Then it fills in their contact forms with your message. You pay only for messages delivered.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Daniel. I run RareCloud, a hosting company.
Finding new business customers meant someone sitting on Google for days: open a website, decide if it fits, look for the contact form, write, send, start again. So we built a tool to do that work for us. Our first big campaign looked for software companies in Europe. It found 14,171 websites and contacted thousands of the ones that fit, and nobody opened a website by hand. That tool became Hailr.
How it works:
1. You describe what you sell. The AI writes 4 to 6 buyer profiles and the Google searches for each one, and you can edit them.
2. Hailr runs those searches and stops when new websites dry up. The AI reads every website and skips directories, competitors and the wrong industry, each with its reason.
3. Hailr fills in the contact form of each company that fits. You choose the message: your exact text, your text with one opening sentence written for that company, or, on Growth, a message written from scratch for each one.
Yes, this is cold outreach, and you may well receive messages like these on your own website. So a company gets one message from your campaigns in 90 days by default, a website that unsubscribes is never contacted again by any of them, and you are the sender, so the outreach laws that apply to you still apply.
We don't promise a reply rate, because replies depend on your offer. The 25 free messages are there so you can read real answers before you pay anything, and you pay only for messages that get delivered.
Two things I'd like to hear from you: where did the AI misjudge your audience, and what would you need to see before you trusted it with your first campaign?