Email outreach
is simple.

Every day it finds new prospects and adds them to a shared catalog, each company listed once — so there is always a fresh supply. You can also add leads by hand or import them from a CSV.

Only if you want it to. By default every email waits for your approval — read it, change what you like, and approve it to send. Once you trust the drafts, switch on auto-approve and they go out as they are written, from your own mailbox.

B2B companies — mostly SaaS products and startups. PineLead works best if that is who you sell to: agencies, freelancers, consultants, and SaaS teams whose product helps other software companies grow.

Yours. Connect your Google mailbox and every email goes out from it, with replies synced back onto the lead. The recipient sees you, not us.

You write your criteria in plain English — the kind of company you sell to, and who you don’t. Each researched company is judged against them and gets a score with a short reason, so you can check its thinking.

PineLead runs on credits at $0.01 each. Researching a company costs 10, qualifying it 2 and drafting an email 3 — about $0.15 to take one company all the way to a draft. New accounts start with 100 free credits.

You get its credits back. And if a company has already been researched — for you or anyone else — looking at it again costs nothing.

No. Buy a pack when you need one, or choose a monthly plan so credits arrive on their own. Unused credits carry over either way.

Yes. The sending infrastructure the app runs on is available over a REST API: verify a domain, send email and read delivery events.