Point it at your homepage. It builds the list, researches each company, writes each email, and sends from your inbox — then turns replies and rejections into a sharper next round.
Cold outbound is mostly nos. LeadAce does the sending for you, and makes the nos worth something — every rejection comes back as a reason attached to the company that gave it.
It finds companies that match your ICP, reads each site before writing, and sends one genuine email per company from your own inbox. You review the first batch; after that it just runs.
Interested replies stay where you already work — plus a queue that tells you which ones are hot. Recipients can also ask your AI rep questions on a private page before they ever talk to you.
Too expensive, wrong time, wrong person, missing feature. Sorted, counted, and fed back into who gets contacted next — and into what you should probably fix.
Illustration of the weekly report — not a performance claim. Cold reply rates run in the single digits, which is exactly why the reasons are the part worth keeping.
"AI that improves over time" usually means an LLM rewriting its own notes. Here, each choice — who to contact, which angle, which channel, which source — is a tracked arm with replies attributed to it.
Researched from their site, written for them, tagged with the angle and the source it came from.
Replies, bounces, unsubscribes, and questions asked on the recipient's page — all collected server-side, no manual logging.
Free-text brush-offs become one of a small set of reasons, attached to the company, its size, and its industry.
Weight moves toward what gets replies and away from what doesn't — targeting, angles, channels and sources, automatically.
Where it stops being automatic: budget, timing, and missing-feature nos are not sending problems — they're your pricing, your market timing, and your roadmap. LeadAce shows you the pile and leaves the decision to you. That pile is the part you can't get from sending more.
If you're doing outbound today, it's probably Gmail, a spreadsheet, and Sunday night. That's the thing LeadAce replaces.
Every email leaves from your own account, at a human pace. Your sending reputation stays yours alone.
Sent through your own Gmail — the same address people already reply to. No relay, no middlemen.
Nobody else's blast can tank your deliverability, because nobody else's mail shares your infrastructure.
Identity footer, one-click unsubscribe, and a permanent do-not-contact list are applied server-side — you can't accidentally skip them.
Prospects, replies and reasons are never shared with other tenants. The AI runs on your own Claude Code plan.
Free tier, no credit card. Signing in is the sign-up — there's no separate form to fill.
claude plugin marketplace add aitit-inc/leadace && claude plugin install leadace@leadace
/leadace https://your-company.com
A browser tab opens once: sign in with Google and you're signed up, connected, and ready to send — same step, no separate form. LeadAce then reads your site, drafts your strategy and your first message angles, and shows you the whole setup in one review before saving anything. Nothing goes out until you've read the first batch.
Every plan sees every insight computed from its own data — reply rates, rejection reasons, what the system changed and why. Paid plans buy throughput, not visibility.
Run one command — or schedule it and run nothing. The daily cycle checks replies, updates the strategy from what it learned, writes the next batch, and sends. Your job is answering the people who reply, and deciding what to do about the reasons the others gave.
Yes. LeadAce is a plugin that runs inside Claude Code on your Mac, using your own Anthropic Pro or Max plan — that's why there's no per-seat AI markup in the price. The dashboard, database, sending and reply collection are hosted by us; the agent runs on your machine.
That's where the plugin is verified today. It may well work in other Claude Code environments and other agent runtimes (Codex, Cowork, …) — those paths are unverified, so treat them as bring-your-own.
Deliverability depends on your own domain, so we don't share infrastructure with anyone. Volume stays at a human pace per mailbox, links are kept out of cold mail by default, and every message carries the legally required sender identity and opt-out. That said: your reputation is yours to protect, and sending garbage at any volume will still hurt it.
Recipients in the United States, Canada and Japan. Other jurisdictions (UK, EU, AU, …) are blocked at send time until the per-country consent and footer rules ship. See compliance for the current scope.
5 outreach actions per day with a 100 lifetime cap, 500 prospect registrations, 1 project, and the same dashboard as everyone else. No card. That's enough to see whether real replies and real rejection reasons come back before you pay anything.
Yes — the whole backend is open source. Deploy it to your own Cloudflare + Supabase and pay us nothing; the free tiers of both cover solo and small-team volume. Same code as the hosted service, so you can switch either direction without migrating data. Guide: self-host.md.
You deploy your own copy from the same repository and keep going with the same plugin. That's the point of shipping it open source — your pipeline shouldn't depend on us staying in business.
It runs real outbound on production infrastructure, and we're still shaping it around early-adopter usage — so bugs, occasional downtime and minor breaking changes happen. No SLA-grade uptime promise during beta. If that's a blocker, self-host.
Today: outbound plus a receive-side AI page where recipients can ask questions before talking to a human. Next: that receive side becomes addressable agent-to-agent over A2A v1.0, so a seller's agent and a buyer's agent can work out whether there's a fit before either person is interrupted, and the rejection-reason schema gets published as a public spec. We ship each layer before announcing the next.
Month-to-month, no lock-in. Cancel any time from your dashboard — access runs through the end of the paid period and doesn't renew. Fees are non-refundable; annual plans cancel at renewal.
SurpassOne Inc., a small software company in Tokyo. LeadAce is the tool we built to run our own outbound, shipped as a product — we're the heaviest user of it.