AI agents that email
clients while you sleep
In just 60 seconds, fully on autopilot — our AI agents research your market, sharpen your ICP, find verified decision-makers, write personalized emails, and book meetings with potential buyers.
How Pipestork runs outbound
Research
The agent reads your website, maps your market, and proposes ideal customer profiles with fit scores. You approve.
Reach out
Verified decision-makers get individually researched, personally written emails — sent from your own mailbox, ramped up slowly so your domain stays safe.
Book meetings
Replies are read and answered by the agent. Interested prospects get your booking link. You just show up to the call.
We run the entire pipeline
Learns what you sell
Wholesale e-bike parts and service tooling for independent bike shops across Europe, in business for 12+ years
Figures out who buys it
Finds those exact people
Writes each a personal email
Hi Anna — saw CityCycle now services e-bikes from three brands under one roof. At that pace, spare-part sourcing eats your margin. Nordwind ships same-week from NL, one order across all three brands.
Handles replies and books meetings
Learns what works and doubles down
Illustrative example — your agent works with your real market.
Pay as you go · ~$0.03 per email · no subscription
Common questions
- What does Pipestork do?
- Pipestork runs B2B cold email outreach end to end. You give it your website; its AI agents research your market, build an ideal customer profile, find matching companies, identify decision-makers with verified email addresses, write personalised sequences, send them from your own mailbox, handle the replies and book meetings.
- Do I need to upload a list of contacts?
- No. Pipestork finds the prospects itself, starting from your website URL. Every company is scored against your target profile before any contact data is bought, so you do not pay to enrich companies that were never a fit.
- Does cold email get sent from my own domain?
- Today, yes — you connect your own mailbox and outreach goes from the address prospects can look up and reply to. Pipestork protects that domain by ramping volume up slowly over the first week and holding a low daily ceiling, and by verifying every address before it is sent to. Managed lookalike domains, which we register and warm so complaints never touch your real domain, are coming.
- Can Pipestork find investors instead of customers?
- Yes — see the investor outreach page. Choosing “Raise capital” points the same agents at a different universe: they read your site as an investment opportunity — stage, sector, traction, team — then research real funds, family offices and angel syndicates, score each one on whether its stated mandate matches you on stage, sector, geography and cheque size, and write a short peer-to-peer note to the partner who takes first meetings. The ask is a call, never a purchase, and the agent will not state a valuation or claim other investors have committed.
- How much does Pipestork cost?
- It is prepaid, with no subscription. 100 credits cost 1 USD; sending one email costs 3 credits (about $0.03) and verifying one contact costs 1 credit. New accounts start with $30 in credits.
- Is AI cold email legal for B2B?
- In most jurisdictions business-to-business email is permitted under a legitimate-interest basis, provided the message is relevant to the recipient's professional role and opting out is easy. Pipestork puts a one-click unsubscribe and the sender's postal address in every message, honours opt-outs permanently across all campaigns, and blocks sending to countries whose law requires prior consent — currently Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and Canada.
- How many cold emails a day can one mailbox safely send?
- Far fewer than most tools suggest. A mailbox that has finished warming sustains roughly 20 to 35 emails a day; during the first weeks it should be well under 10. Pipestork ramps each new mailbox from 5 to 35 a day over 18 days and paces sending inside the recipient's local business hours, because volume added faster than reputation is the usual reason cold email lands in spam.