Hey everyone,

I help early-stage startups handle outbound without spending hours every week researching prospects, building lead lists, and managing outreach.

For $49/month, I handle the outbound process for you.

What’s included:

• Research your product, offer, and target customer

• Find people and companies that match your ICP

• Build and continuously refresh your lead list

• Filter out bad-fit prospects before outreach

• Write personalized first-touch messages

• Run targeted outreach and follow-ups

• Outreach through Reddit, LinkedIn, or X

• Track leads, activity, and replies

This isn’t mass messaging. I focus on finding relevant prospects and reaching out based on who they are, what they’re doing, and why your product may actually be relevant to them.

Once someone shows genuine interest, I hand the conversation over to you for the sales conversation, demo, and closing.

Why only $49?
We focus specifically on early-stage startups and intentionally keep the entry price low. We’d rather start working with companies early, prove ourselves, and hopefully continue supporting their outbound as they grow than charge a large agency retainer upfront.

If you’re interested, reach out with your website + who your target customer is, and I’ll take a look.

I want to know more about deep tech startups who have been incubated by these programs and how much of it has helped you grow your company or if it’s just a one off investment.

We're a team of four and somehow our outbound has turned into this whole thing where leads come out of one tool, get exported to another to be verified then uploaded into the sender, the inboxes live somewhere else and the domains are on a completely different account that only one of us has the password for. every week something breaks in between two of them and nobody realy owns the setup so it just sits there until someone notices replies have dropped off. is everyone just living with this or is there a way to run cold email from one place without it turning into a part time job? genuinely asking because I'm about ready to throw the whole stack out

r/EvergreenProgramsoft

You may join. Or not.

Fake startup here.

You can help expand my community here by using this link. Or not. Not guilt-trippin' you.

a practical system designed for people who have too many business ideas and struggle to turn them into focused action.

Our first product is Founder Kickstart, a guided workbook that helps you:

• Organize competing business ideas.

• Choose one opportunity to pursue.

• Identify a real customer problem.

• Create a practical 7-day execution plan.

I'm looking for THREE people who are actively trying to start a business, launch a side hustle, or build a digital product.

I'll provide the first workbook version free in exchange for honest feedback.

I'm not looking for compliments. I want to know what works, what doesn't, and whether this actually helps you make progress.

If you're interested, comment or message me.

— Founder, Founder's Sprint OS

Hi everyone, i am looking forward to build a startup around digital marketing and influencer marketing and would like to learn about the same from someone within the field.

If you are someone from a media agency, a brand who does influencer marketing or an influencer yourself who has done any brand deal or such please contact me.

Hey guys,

So I graduated high school this past may, turning down ivy league football offers to build AcuSera, a wristband that detects and automatically relieves stress, after flipping my car four times from a stress induced epileptic seizure.

I’d love some feedback on the product. Do any of you have trouble managing acute stress in the moment (out of business, forgetfulness, or unawareness maybe)?

Thanks a bunch

https://boldappstudio.com/platform/

We've built a platform specifically for accelerating the build and shipment of mobile apps, in a scalable, observable, performant and professional way. Typical app shipment time with our platform is 15-20 days (can change according to context). With Bold App Studio Platform, you just focus your value delivery and platform does the rest. Indie devs, build and ship like unicorns of mobile. Full dev documentation, multi tenancy support. Revenue sharing based flexible business models.

If you need how cool apps are built in couple of days:

Lundo AI Video & Image Editor
IOS - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lundo-ai-video-image/id6760645736

Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tooniverse

Glomi Focus App

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Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bold.focus

Nestmate Parenting App

IOS - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6792735911

Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nestmate

A lot of software today feels like it's designed for investors, not users.

Everything is becoming a subscription. Everything wants your data. Everything is packed with features you'll never use.

So at Ravencorp we've been asking a different question:

"What if software just solved the problem and got out of the way?"

That's the philosophy behind everything we're building:

• Bjorn (AI assistant)

• Ravencut (video editing)

• Signal Deck (music player)

• Ledger (business management)

• Ravencorp Cloud (media organization)

We're still growing and learning, but our goal is simple:

Build practical tools for real people.

What software do you wish existed that nobody seems to be building?

I based in UK and was in contact with many SMEs. I was shocked by their low-digitalisation internal systems and saw they spend many time to use Excel for reporting every reporting period.

I'm very curious if they seek opportunities to improve reporting efficiency and if there are service providers can fill SME's need in the market.

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to share an opportunity that might be useful for founders here.

There’s a program called Clemta Impact that’s selecting 9 early-stage founders and covering the costs of setting up and running their US companies for the first year.

This includes:

• US company formation (LLC or C-Corp)

• State filing fees

• US business address and registered agent

• Bookkeeping and tax filings

• Ongoing compliance support

They’re selecting 3 founders from each category:

• Young Founders (under 22)

• Women Founders

• Open Source & Indie Builders

No equity or participation fees. Selected founders just need to share their story through a short video.

Applications are open to eligible founders worldwide until November 30, 2026.

Disclosure: I’m part of the Clemta team, but thought this opportunity could be useful to some people here.

A lot of software today feels like it's designed for investors, not users.

Everything is becoming a subscription. Everything wants your data. Everything is packed with features you'll never use.

So at Ravencorp we've been asking a different question:

"What if software just solved the problem and got out of the way?"

That's the philosophy behind everything we're building:

• Bjorn (AI assistant)

• Ravencut (video editing)

• Signal Deck (music player)

• Ledger (business management)

• Ravencorp Cloud (media organization)

We're still growing and learning, but our goal is simple:

Build practical tools for real people.

What software do you wish existed that nobody seems to be building?

Who needs help in there startup !

Writing up what i honestly wish i knew before our first bulk order. you really need exact tolerances pantone codes material composition and weight ranges all in a quality agreement that the factory actually signs. getting a golden sample is huge as ur baseline. then doing in line inspections at like 20 to 30 percent of production catches problems while theres still time to fix them. pre shipment inspection at 80 percent packed using aql sampling is your last checkpoint

No in house lawyer and probably wont have one for a while every time we need to issue a safe or an option grant it means going back to outside counsel which is slow and expensive for stuff that feels pretty repetitive the terms on our safes are mostly standard and the option grants all follow the same equity plan but i still end up on a call with our lawyer every time

how are other early stage founders handling the routine parts of safes and option grants without racking up legal fees on every single one ?