Step 2 of 4 · Checks them
A great email to the wrong address helps nobody. Checker confirms each work address two ways before Writer starts, and holds anything it is not sure about for you to decide.
Checker, this round
All 6 checked. 2 held for you.
Held people wait on the desk until you decide. Nothing is sent to them.
Goal Meet heads of finance at mid-size logistics firms in Germany and the Netherlands.
To check 0
Desk clear. Writer starts on the people who check out.
Checks out2
Probably right2
Held2
Sample data: fictional people and companies.
Each person comes in to check. Two checks on the address, one on the role. Then Checks out, Probably right or Held, with the reason.
Checks every email twice and holds the risky ones for you.
Looks up each person's work email from more than one source.
Checks the address with a mailbox verifier.
Marks each address verified, likely or unsure, and says why.
Holds the unsure ones on its desk for your call.
Never picks an address again once it has bounced.
Checker
First, the address has to come from real evidence: sources that agree, counted only when they are truly independent, not one source copied twice. Second, a mailbox check confirms the address takes mail. An address passes when both agree.
An address that is only likely right goes to Checker's desk with a suggestion. You decide. Even then, your mailbox sends at most one likely address a day.
Bounces hurt your sender name. If too many first emails bounce, Reach pauses that mailbox before it gets worse, and tells you.
Each address carries where it came from, so you can see why Checker trusted it.
One crew, four jobs
Finds the right people at the right companies, with the reason each one fits.
Drafts one personal email per person, in their own language.
Sends from your own mailbox at 09:30 their time, and stops the moment they reply.
Sign up and get 1,000 credits. No card, no trial clock. Set your first goal in a minute.