Agentic Priming

Copy QA for client campaigns

Will this sequence get positive replies? Know before you send.

Your infrastructure gets you to the inbox. The copy gets the reply. QA it before the campaign goes live.

Score a sequenceReply-Lift Pilot

Free score. No account. The pilot is for agencies.

The copy

Your infrastructure gets you to the inbox. The copy gets the reply.

Domains, warmup, and the primary inbox are the job of the sending stack. They do not fix a sequence that has the AI cold email smell: the same shape on every prospect, a generic opener, copy that reads automated. That is the part to QA before a client campaign goes out.

How it works

QA the sequence before it goes live.

  • Score before you send

    Paste a sequence. QA the copy before a client campaign goes live — positive replies, not open rates.

  • Catch the slop

    A separate pass flags the AI cold email smell: generic openers, fake personalization, copy that reads automated.

    • “I hope this finds you well”
    • “I wanted to reach out”

  • Four dealbreakers

    Fail one and it won't get a reply, no matter how the rest of the sequence reads.

  • The rewrite

    An account gets the sequence rewritten, line by line, with the reason each line moved. The free score stops at the diagnosis.

  • Your replies, later scores

    Report a positive reply on the account. Later scores for that account can weight toward the heuristics that showed up on the replies. With no reports, everyone gets the same rubric.

Under the score

The headline is the reply. Under it, the score checks 87 heuristics. Four of them are dealbreakers: fail one and the sequence will not get a reply.

The brain with levers

87 heuristics. 4 dealbreakers.

87

heuristics

🧠Doubt avoidance
⚔️Inconsistency avoidance
🤓Disarming honesty
📝Instruction clarity

Every message is scored against 87 heuristics. 4 are dealbreakers — fail one and it won't get a reply.

Example

An example of a score. Not a client result.

Example · Overall score

72/100

Illustration only. It was not produced by scoring a live campaign.

Four dealbreakers — a zero means it won't get a reply

Doubt avoidance8/10
Inconsistency avoidance7/10
Disarming honesty9/10
Instruction clarity6/10

For agencies

Reply-Lift Pilot

$750. Three weeks. One client sequence. We rewrite it. You send the rewrite and the original 50/50. Measured in positive replies. Half refunded if the rewrite does not lift positive replies. No payment on this page.

Free score

Score a sequence before the campaign goes live.

No account. Paste the copy. You get the dealbreakers and whether it reads like a person wrote it. The rewrite comes with an account.

Score a sequence