For founders who want customers without hiring sales.

This page explains how Reakly turns prospecting for founders into a manageable system: account qualification, signal prioritization, multichannel sequences and CRM follow-up.

The main challenges are You wear every hat: Product, sales, support and admin leave little room for three extra hours of prospecting every day. No budget for sales hires: Hiring an SDR is expensive. You need traction now, not after months of onboarding. Unpredictable growth: One month is full, the next is empty. You need a regular prospecting engine. ICP uncertainty: You test several segments but need real data to know which one converts.

The recommended workflow combines Ask Flow to prospect for you: Tell Flow what you need in natural language and it searches, qualifies results and suggests the best profiles. You approve and it sends. Describe your target naturally and Flow executes AI qualifies every prospect and recommends the best ones Flow writes personalized openers in your tone You keep control before each send Test three ICPs in one week: Launch parallel campaigns on different segments and see which converts best with real data, not assumptions. Create one campaign per ICP in minutes Compare reply rates across segments AI spots patterns in message, persona and timing Double down on what performs and stop the rest Publish LinkedIn content and lead magnets: Content Factory generates posts in your tone. Add lead magnets and every comment can trigger an automatic DM. AI generates posts from your themes and writing style Lead magnets turn comments into automatic DMs Prospects enter your CRM and nurturing sequences Performance analytics show which posts create leads Track pipeline and conversations in one place: No more jumping between LinkedIn, spreadsheets and email. CRM centralizes exchanges and AI tells you who to follow up with. Pipeline: prospect, contacted, interested, demo booked, customer Complete LinkedIn and email history AI suggests follow-up messages for silent prospects Unified inbox surfaces warm conversations first