Eight agents that learn your business, find the companies that need you, write in your voice, publish, bring every reply home and tell you what works. You decide what goes out.
Each agent does one job and hands its work to the next. Pick one to see what it does, what goes in, what comes out and where you stay in charge. The Prospector searches 11M+ companies from official registers.
LiveBuilt and switched on in the product today.
BetaBuilt, but behind a switch or in test mode while we check it.
Coming soonNot in the product yet, or waiting on a platform’s approval.
Your brand profileYou approve, or auto per channel
Reads your website (up to 8 pages, robots.txt respected) and builds one brand profile: your voice, your offer, products and prices, who buys from you and the competitors your own site names. The deep scan marks every field found, inferred or “needs you”. Nothing is invented.
Brand DNA: tone, audience, themes, topics to avoid, image style
ExampleBrand profile, acmescheduling.example
Voice: plain, practical, a little dry. Short sentences.
Offer: shift scheduling for clinics with 10–200 staff, from $4 per user.
Buyers: practice managers; operations leads at clinic groups.
Competitors named on the site: 2.
Needs you: annual pricing (not on the site).
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LiveWebsite scan: voice, offer, products, buyers
LiveDeep scan with a source and confidence per field
LiveBrand DNA that every draft is written from
What you get
One profile that everything else is written from. Edit any field and the whole team follows.
You stay in control
You review and edit the profile. The scan only reads; it never sends anything.
Searches 11M+ companies from official business registers and public place data, matches them to your offer, and adds a “why now” line from public buying signals: hiring, a move, a new location, funding, a new website. It finds the right people on the company’s own team page and checks every email address before anything is written.
Inputs
Your offer and buyers from the brand profile
Area, size and industry filters you set
→
Outputs
A verified prospect list with a reason per company
Contact: practice manager, from the team page. Email check: valid.
12 addresses removed (role or no-reply inboxes).
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LiveOfficial company registers and public place data
LiveBuying signals and a “why now” line
LiveBuying committee from the team page
LiveEmail check before any draft (syntax, MX, disposable, bounces)
LiveExport to CSV or HubSpot
What you get
Companies that fit, with a reason to write today, and people you can actually reach.
You stay in control
The Prospector only builds lists. Nobody is contacted until you approve a campaign.
Writes cold emails (never more than 3 touches, in the recipient’s language), SEO articles, social posts, ad drafts and images from your brand profile. The content calendar is filled 7 days ahead, within your plan.
Inputs
Brand profile and Brand DNA
Research on each company
Your content calendar
→
Outputs
Email drafts in your review queue
Articles, posts and creatives in the content library
ExampleEmail draft, touch 1 of 3
Subject: Two locations, one rota
Hi Dana, congrats on the new Round Rock clinic.
Most practice managers tell us the second site is where the rota breaks.
Acme Scheduling keeps both sites on one schedule, with swaps staff can do from their phone.
Worth a 15-minute look next week?
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LivePersonal cold emails, 3 touches at most
LiveContent calendar filled 7 days ahead
LiveSEO articles with keyword, intent and brief
LiveImages and brand templates, AI images labelled, alt text required
What you get
Drafts that sound like you, ready to approve, instead of a blank page.
You stay in control
Every draft waits for you by default. After 20 approvals with fewer than 3 edits you can let drafts that pass every check approve themselves. A spam complaint or more than 3 % bounces switches that off again.
Finds article keywords and the real questions people ask (from web search, never invented volumes), puts them on your content calendar, stops two of your pages from chasing the same search and, in beta, reads Search Console so pages you already have get better titles instead of being deleted.
Questions found: “How do clinics handle shift swaps?” (web search)
Volume: not measured.
Overlap check: no other page targets this search.
Page with 2,400 impressions, 0.6 % CTR → new title drafted, waiting for you.
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LiveKeyword research: target keyword, intent and real questions per article
LiveCannibalisation guard: a duplicate keyword never auto-publishes
LiveSearch Console and GA4 in one view (when Google is connected)
BetaWeekly Search Console loop: new titles and meta for pages with many impressions and few clicks
What you get
Articles aimed at searches your buyers make, and the numbers to see what works.
You stay in control
Nothing changes on your site without your approval, unless you turned on auto-publish for your website. Underperforming pages get a rewrite, never a delete.
Matches your business to 300+ places where buyers look (launch and startup directories, review and local listings, subreddits, forums, chat communities, newsletters, podcasts), ranks them into a distribution plan and writes a draft for each one that follows its rules. You post; Outvori never posts in groups by itself and never scrapes them.
Inputs
The groups you choose
Each group’s rules
Your brand profile
→
Outputs
A rules-checked post per group
A posting cadence that does not spam
ExampleDraft for a US practice-managers group
Group rule: no links in the first post. Checked: none.
Post: “How do you handle rota swaps across two sites? Here is what worked for us…”
Tone: a question first, the product only if someone asks.
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LiveRules-aware drafts per group, you post
BetaRelease drafts: a new release becomes a draft for every room that talks about it
LiveDistribution plan from a registry of 300+ channels, matched and ranked
What you get
A presence in the places your buyers already read, without breaking the rules.
Publishes approved articles and posts per channel, inside the time windows and daily caps you set, with a kill switch and an audit log. Direct publishing today: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Google Business Profile, X.
Inputs
Approved drafts
Your channel settings: approval or auto, windows, caps
→
Outputs
Published articles and posts
An audit trail of what went out, where and when
ExampleNext week, blog and X
Tue 09:30 · Blog: How to choose staff scheduling software for a clinic
Thu 10:15 · Google Business Profile: new multi-site feature
Auto-publish: off. 3 waiting for your approval.
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LiveApproval or auto-publish per channel, windows, caps, kill switch
LiveDirect publishing to WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Google Business Profile, X
Coming soonInstagram, Facebook Page, LinkedIn Page (waiting on platform approval)
What you get
A steady publishing rhythm on your own channels without logging in to each one.
You stay in control
Auto-publish is off for every channel until you turn it on. One switch pauses everything.
Threads every reply into one inbox and CRM, reads only the prospect’s own words, sorts it (interested, question, not interested, wrong person, out of office, unsubscribe) in 14 languages, pauses follow-ups when someone answers and suggests the next step and a reply.
Inputs
Replies to your mailboxes
The conversation so far
→
Outputs
A sorted inbox with a suggested answer
Deals and tasks on the same record
Slack or webhook alerts
ExampleReply from the Austin clinic
Sorted: interested.
“Could you show us how swaps work? Thursday afternoon is good.”
Suggested next step: book a call. Follow-ups for this contact: stopped.
Suggested reply: “Thursday 3 pm Central works. Here is a calendar link…”
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LiveReply sorting in 14 languages, out-of-office dates read
LiveSuggested next step and reply draft
LiveCRM: deals, contacts, tasks, notes
What you get
No reply lost across mailboxes, and the next step already written.
You stay in control
Suggested replies are drafts. You send them, or you write your own.
Reports sends, replies and meetings by week, shows what works across 12 dimensions (only with enough data, with 95 % ranges), the funnel and deliverability, next to your Search Console and GA4 numbers. No open or click tracking: rates are counted on emails sent.
Inputs
Everything the team sent and published
Replies and deals
Search Console and GA4 when connected
→
Outputs
Weekly report and trends
What to do more of next week
CSV export
ExampleWeek 44 report
Emails sent: 210 · replies: 9 · interested: 3
What works: subject lines that name the new location (too few to tell yet).
Search: blog impressions up, clicks flat.
Next week: more clinics with a new location.
Example output written for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Not a real customer, not real results.
What it does today
LiveOutreach reports: trend, what works, funnel, deliverability
LiveSite analytics: Search Console, GA4 and Outvori impact (when Google is connected)
LiveUTM tags on every link to your site the team publishes
What you get
A plain answer to “is this working?”, without spreadsheets.
You stay in control
Reports only read. They change nothing until you act on them.
The week’s sends, replies and search numbers in one report, and what to do more of next week.
You: Five minutes. The loop starts again on Monday.
An example week for Acme Scheduling (fictional), a SaaS company in Texas selling shift scheduling to clinics. Your rhythm, caps and approvals are set in your workspace.
Why a team, not a tool
A real SEO, content and growth team. Always on.
Live
Search to sent, in one place.
Find the companies, research them, write, send from warmed mailboxes and get the replies back, without five tools and a spreadsheet between them.
Live
It writes like you.
One brand scan sets the voice, offer and buyers. Every email, article and post starts from it, and you can correct it any time.
Live
SEO that improves the pages you already have.
Search Console next to what Outvori published, a guard that stops two of your pages chasing one search, and UTM tags so you see which channel sent each visit.
In beta: a weekly loop that drafts new titles and meta for pages with many impressions and few clicks, and measures CTR before and after.
Live
300+ places to be seen, within the rules.
A distribution plan from 300+ directories, communities and listings matched to your business, with a draft per place written to its rules. You post; nothing is spammed or scraped.
Live
Every reply in one inbox.
All mailboxes, one inbox and CRM, sorted in 14 languages, with the next step suggested.
Live
Safe by design.
You approve by default. Daily send caps, warm-up, a test send first, unsubscribe on every email, auto-approval that switches itself off on a complaint, and one switch that pauses publishing.
Compared
The team, or doing it another way.
The same work done by hiring an SDR, paying an agency or stitching a tool stack together.
Capability
Outvori
An SDR (hire)
An agency
Apollo + Instantly
Finds companies to sell to
✓YesFrom official company registers
✓YesBy hand
~PartlySometimes
✓YesTheir own database
Writes and sends cold email
✓YesFrom warmed mailboxes, within daily caps
✓Yes
~PartlySometimes
✓Yes
SEO articles
✓YesPublished to WordPress, Shopify or Wix
–No
✓Yes
–No
Posts on your own social accounts
✓YesGoogle Business Profile and X publish directly; Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn coming soon, waiting on platform approval
Outvori does the prospecting, writing and publishing. You, or your team, still take the calls and close the deals. Growth includes 2,500 emails, 30 SEO articles and 90 posts a month. Competitor cells are based on what each company shows on its own site or app on 2 November 2026. Where we could not see something, the cell says so rather than “no”. Spotted a change? Tell us from the contact page. Detailed comparisons.
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