Capability · Convert

Outbound that lands. Inbound that closes.

Fairshift sets up inboxes, safe send limits, messages, tests, and result tracking. Every sent message stays linked to the right lead.

Sequence - running
Day 4 · Step 3
Day 1EmailSent · 84 opens
Day 2WhatsAppDelivered · 22 replies
Day 4EmailSending now · paused on 22
Day 7VoiceQueued for unreplied
Stops after a reply · starts when the buyer shows interest
Lead data

Bring your list. Or use ours.

Many sales tools expect you to bring a buyer list. Your list may be old or missing. Fairshift combines data from several business sources. Search by trade, place, job, or company size. Use your list, ours, or both.

275M+
B2B contacts across data partners
Get checked emails, phone numbers, and LinkedIn pages from several sources. Fairshift keeps the data up to date.

Segment any way

Industry, region, role, company size, tech stack, employee count, hiring signals.

Verified, not scraped

Multi-source verification with bounce-rate-tested email validity. Updated continuously.

Audience builder

Save segments as reusable audiences. Sync into sequences and broadcasts in one click.

Bring your own

Upload an existing CRM export or blend your own account list with Fairshift data.

Mailboxes & sender identity

Bring your inboxes. Or we provision them.

Each message leaves a real inbox linked to your domain. A real person can step in when a reply arrives. Fairshift does not use shared sender pools or other shortcuts.

BYO mailboxes

Connect Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or any IMAP/SMTP provider. We verify DNS and SMTP credentials before the first send. Per-mailbox throttling, per-mailbox personas.

Workspace · M365 · IMAP/SMTP

Provisioned mailboxes

Need fresh inboxes? We provision domains and Workspace mailboxes for outbound, configure DNS, and pre-warm them through our network. Add inboxes as volume grows.

Domain procurement · DNS · pre-warming

Multi-mailbox rotation

Sequences rotate across multiple inboxes per persona to spread send volume and protect reputation. Reply detection is unified - every reply lands in one inbox view regardless of which mailbox sent.

Round-robin · weighted · reply unification
Deliverability foundation

DMARC. SPF. DKIM. Checked before the first send.

Most cold-email pain is preventable. We verify DNS records before you send a single message. We watch sender score, bounce rates, and blocklists in real time. We pause when reputation dips and tell you why.

01

DNS pre-flight

Before the first send, we run DMARC, SPF, and DKIM checks on every connected domain. Misconfigurations get flagged with the exact record to add. Sends are blocked until DNS is clean.

02

Sender score monitoring

We watch sender reputation across mailbox providers. If a score drops, the system pauses outbound from that mailbox and surfaces the cause - recipient complaints, spam-trap hits, or volume spikes.

03

Bounce handling

Hard bounces remove a recipient from active sequences automatically. Soft bounces back off with exponential delay. Bounce rate per mailbox is one metric you can see at a glance.

04

Blocklist watch

Real-time monitoring of major blocklists (Spamhaus, Barracuda, SORBS). If a domain or IP appears, the system stops sending and notifies you with remediation steps.

Email warming

Automatic ramp. Built in, not bolted on.

New inboxes start with a few messages each day. The number grows over several weeks. Real Fairshift inboxes send and reply to each other to build a healthy email history.

  • Standard ramp: 5 sends/day → 50/day over 4 weeks. Adjustable per mailbox.
  • Reply rate target: 20%+ on warming sends. Keeps mailbox providers seeing real engagement.
  • Pause-on-real-volume: warming auto-throttles when real outbound starts using the mailbox at scale.
  • Skip-warming flag: connect a mailbox that's already established and tell us. We monitor reputation but don't ramp.
Warmup curve
Week 1 → Week 4
5
W1
15
W2
30
W3
50
W4
Daily volume ramp · adjustable per mailbox
Sequences & broadcasts

Multi-step. Personalized. Stops the moment a reply lands.

A sequence is a multi-step plan with branches. A broadcast is a one-to-many send. Both run through the same agent, the same mailboxes, and the same reply detection. The same logic that handles inbound replies stops outbound the moment intent shows up.

Multi-step sequences
Up to 12 steps per sequence. Email, WhatsApp, SMS, voice. Branch on opened / replied / clicked / not-opened. Each step's send time relative to enrollment, business hours, or recipient timezone.
Per-recipient personalization
Tokens for {first_name}, {company}, {last_interaction}, {language}. Liquid-style logic for conditional content. The agent re-writes the next step based on what happened in the last one.
Pause on reply
Reply detection at the inbox level. Sequence stops automatically; the inbound conversation routes to the agent. A human takes over the moment intent is signaled.
Broadcasts
One-to-many sends with audience segmentation. Per-segment timing, language detection, send windows. Daily caps per mailbox. Bounce-rate auto-pause.
Audience segments
Filter on any field - industry, region, last interaction, lead score, CRM tag. Save as a reusable audience. Sync from CRM lists or build inside Fairshift.
Mid-sequence branching
If a recipient opens but doesn't click, take path A. If they click but don't reply, take path B. The agent picks the path; you see the tree.
Inbound conversion

Outbound brings them in. Inbound closes them.

A high open rate means little if no one answers a reply. Fairshift uses the same agent and buyer record for sent and received mail. It can answer as soon as a buyer replies.

Form-fill response, in seconds

A lead fills your widget, lands in the pipeline, and gets a personalized first-message in their language within 30 seconds. The conversation that converted is the same conversation that captured.

Web widget · email · WhatsApp · sub-30s

Replies, qualified live

When a sequence reply lands, the agent reads the full thread, the recipient profile, and prior interactions - then replies in tone and language. No queue, no handoff to a human SDR for basic qualification.

Email replies · WhatsApp inbound · auto-qualify

Inbound voice that books

Customers calling your number reach a sub-second-response voice agent that knows them, qualifies them, and books a slot on a real calendar. No phone tree, no IVR, no callback game.

Voice · 90+ languages · live booking

Live qualification on every channel

The agent asks the right disqualifying questions before booking the meeting. Time-wasters get answered politely; real intent gets the calendar. Your sales team's calendar fills only with calls worth taking.

Voice · chat · WhatsApp · email · same logic
The same agent can answer on phone, chat, WhatsApp, email, kiosks, and social messages.
See the interaction layer →
A/B & live experiments

Test what's working. Promote what wins.

Test subject lines, first lines, send times, and message steps. The dashboard shows whether a test led to more replies and sales, not just more opens.

01

Multi-arm variants

Run 2-5 variants of any step in parallel. Statistical significance is computed live; the winner gets auto-promoted once confidence threshold is hit.

02

Tied to revenue

Variant performance is measured at every funnel stage - opened, replied, booked, closed-won. A variant that opens 30% better but closes 10% worse loses.

03

Holdout segments

Reserve a percentage of your audience as a control group. Compare incremental lift, not absolute numbers. Real causality, not coincidence.

Attribution & system handoff

Every send tied back to revenue.

Sales email should link back to real deals. Fairshift records each send, open, reply, and meeting with the right deal. It can also send sale events back to your ad tools.

CRM handoff today
CSV export, REST APIs, and webhooks carry ownership, stage, notes, and sequence events into your stack. Native CRM connectors are planned.
Conversion events back
Closed deals fire native conversion events to Meta, Google Ads, and LinkedIn. CAPI-compatible. Closes the loop on ad spend without a third-party server-side gateway.
Sequence-level attribution
Per-sequence revenue attribution. See which sequence opened the door and which closed the deal. First-touch, last-touch, and time-decay views all available.
Webhook-out for everything
Send, open, reply, click, bounce, booked-meeting, closed-deal - every event is webhook-emittable. Wire your own warehouse for custom analytics.
Outbound FAQ

What growth and ops engineers ask before signing.

Six questions specific to outbound infrastructure.

How many mailboxes can I run on one Fairshift tenant?

No hard cap. Most customers run 5-30. Each adds throttled capacity and reputation isolation. Volume-based pricing scales with sends, not mailbox count.

Do you provide warmup or do I need a third-party tool?

Email setup is built in. New inboxes slowly send more mail over four weeks. Real Fairshift inboxes send and reply to each other. You can turn this off for an inbox that already has a good history.

Will more of my emails reach the inbox?

We do not promise a set gain. Inbox delivery depends on your domain, DNS settings, buyer list, and message. Fairshift watches email health, stops sends when it drops, and shows likely causes. It also keeps replies from all inboxes in one place.

Can I run sequences in 90+ languages?

Yes. Sequences support per-recipient language detection across 90+ languages. Each recipient gets the right language at the right step. Same applies to broadcasts.

How does Fairshift protect my email domain?

Fairshift sets daily limits and send times for each domain. It raises volume slowly, handles failed emails, and checks blocklists. These steps protect email health.

Do I need a separate CRM, or is Fairshift my CRM?

A small team can keep leads and deals in Fairshift. You can also keep your current CRM. Use exports, an API, or webhooks today. Direct two-way CRM links are planned.

Outbound infrastructure that holds at volume.

Bring a domain, a list, and a goal. We'll wire mailboxes, warming, sequences, and reporting in your demo session.