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[ For founders, agencies, freelancers, SaaS and sales teams ]

On LinkedIn, in the inbox, on Reddit, on X and in AI answers: get paying clients, not just leads.

Sealrep is the marketing team you do not have to hire. It finds your buyers, picks the few conversations worth answering every night, drafts your outreach for you to approve and offers your booking link in the reply.

We review every requestFree trial, no card

We read your site and fill in your request.

This week’s brief

Example data

40 founder-led design studios, 5 to 20 people. Angle: they are hiring for client services.

  • LinkedIn® · 38 connection notesInside your limits
  • Cold email · 48 first emailsApproved by you
  • Reddit · 5 threads to answerYou post
  • X · 12 replies to buyersYou send
  • AI search · 20 buyer promptsWeekly
Example data
[ fig. 1 · sealrep, this week ] live

212 people who match48 emails sent17 drafts for Reddit and X3 meetings booked

  • LinkedIn®I find people who match your ideal customer and draft each note. You send.

  • Cold emailI write one email per person. Nothing sends until you approve it.

  • RedditI find threads where you can help and draft the answer. You post.

  • XI pick posts worth a reply and draft it. You send.

  • AI searchI check what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini say about you, every week.

LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Gmail, Outlook, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google and Copilot are trademarks of their respective owners. Sealrep is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

#the night desk

What you wake up to. The few conversations worth answering.

Every night the Night Desk reads thousands of public conversations and hands you the few, if any, where someone asked for what you sell, with the reply drafted in your voice. Some nights there are none. We never pad the list.

sealrep · tonight's picks

Ledgerly3 picks · 2 hot · 1 credit each

  1. HotReddit · r/agency3 h ago91 / 100

    “We are a 12 person agency and month end takes our ops lead four days. Client invoices get approved in Slack, email and a shared sheet. What are other agencies using to get invoices approved before they go into QuickBooks?”

    Why: Asks for a tool, and the pain is the one Ledgerly removes.

    Reply drafted You post it

    Four days is common at your size. What fixed it for us: one approval queue per client, and nothing reaches QuickBooks until it is approved. I work on Ledgerly, which does this, but even one shared inbox with a rule helps.

    Copy reply · Open threadOpened · yours

  2. HotHacker News · Ask HN5 h ago84 / 100

    “How do small agencies handle client invoice approvals? We tried a spreadsheet and a Zapier chain. Both broke the first month we passed ten clients.”

    Why: Ten clients and a broken workaround: ready to switch.

    Open it for the link and the replyPasses on in 19 h

  3. WarmX · buyer searchTonight72 / 100

    "invoice approval" agency QuickBooks, last 24 hours

    Why: A buyer search planned for tonight. Open it, and the side panel reads the posts on your click and drafts the reply.

    Open searchPasses on in 24 h

Ledgerly is our demo companyExample data

What the desk reads at night.

  • RedditThreads where someone asked for what you sell, read in full with every comment.

  • Hacker NewsAsk HN threads and their comments, read in full.

  • XBuyer searches planned for tonight. You open them, and the side panel reads the posts on your click.

  • LinkedInPosts worth a comment, as links you open. Their words are never stored.

Your Cold email and AI search agents work by day, so they bring no night picks. Picks go to paying workspaces. Nothing posts without you: you open the thread and post the reply yourself.

The ruleOne conversation goes to one agency. Not opened within 24 hours? It passes to the next match and your credit comes back.

  • 1 credit per pick
  • One agency per conversation
  • You post every reply

How picks are priced

#five agents

One agent per channel. One list, one voice.

Each agent has its own desk and works from the same list and notes, so every touch builds on the one before it.

01 · Cold email

Cold email from your own mailboxes, after you approve.

Its desk finds companies with a reason to hear from you now: a hire, a funding round, a launch. The first email names that reason.

Each mailbox ramps to 25 a day over three weeks and pauses on its own when bounces reach 3%.

Outcome:

A first email that gives the reader one real reason to answer.

See Cold email

Frommaya@acme-studio.coTopriya@northloop.studioSubjectYour two client-services hires

Hi Priya, saw Northloop is hiring two people in client services. Usually that means the pipeline is outgrowing the founder. We help studios your size keep a steady flow of first calls, without another retainer to manage. Worth a 15-minute look next week?

  • 01TIMING · job posts, 2 days ago
  • 02FIT · 6-person brand studio
  • 03PAIN · her post about losing a retainer
  • 04ASK · one small next step

25 / day

per mailbox

2 days ago

the reason

Example data

02 · LinkedIn

LinkedIn notes and comments, drafted for you to send.

Its desk finds the people worth a note and the posts worth a comment, as links you open yourself.

You send from your own profile. Sealrep never logs in, types or clicks on LinkedIn.

Outcome:

A second touch from the same name they just saw in their inbox.

See LinkedIn

Tom Achebe· Head of Sales, Halden Freight

Connection note, drafted · 127 / 200

Tom, congrats on the new VP of sales. Moving CRMs mid-quarter is brave. Happy to share what we saw from teams who did the same.

Next move: connect with a note You send it

  1. Day 0Cold email · The reason we noticed youSent
  2. Day 2LinkedIn · You connect, with the drafted noteSent
  3. Day 5Cold email · One proof point, one questionNext
  4. Day 8X · You reply to their latest postQueued

You send

always

Day 2

in the sequence

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03 · X

Replies on X, drafted for you to send.

Its desk writes your buyer searches: people asking for a tool, leaving a rival or describing your problem.

Open a search and the side panel ranks the posts and drafts a reply that helps first. You send it.

Outcome:

A reply to someone who asked, while the post is still fresh.

See X

Owen Park · 2h

Seed round closed. Next problem: finding the first 20 customers without hiring a sales team yet.

Drafted reply You send it

Congrats Owen. The first 20 usually come from 3 channels at once, not one. Wrote up how we split it, if useful.

You send

always

12 buyers

this week

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04 · Reddit

Answers on Reddit, drafted for you to post.

Its desk reads whole threads, every comment, and keeps the ones where someone asked for what you sell.

Each draft is checked against the subreddit’s rules and paced by your account’s age and karma. You post it.

Outcome:

You show up where your buyers already ask, in your own words.

See Reddit

Threads your buyers are in · this week

r/agency · 48 comments

How are you finding clients without referrals drying up?

r/smallbusiness · 112 comments

Cold email in 2026: still worth it?

r/freelance · 31 comments

Landed my first retainer from LinkedIn, AMA

Sealrep drafts a helpful reply. You post it from your own account.

3 threads

this week

You post

always

Example data

05 · AI search

What AI answers say about you, every week.

Its desk asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini your buyers’ questions and records who they name and which pages they cite.

Each gap becomes a task or a content brief. Nothing is published until you approve it.

Outcome:

You know what AI tells your buyers, and what to change.

See AI search

Prompt we track“Best brand studio for a seed-stage startup?”

ChatGPTMentioned · 3rd

PerplexityNot mentioned

GeminiMentioned · 5th

Next: the three pages Perplexity cites, and what they say about you.

20 prompts

weekly

3 engines

checked

Example data

Works with your own mailboxes over SMTP and IMAP, HubSpot, Pipedrive and Attio, Cal.com, Stripe, Zapier, Make and n8n, WordPress, Webflow and Ghost, and your AI tools over MCP.All integrations

#you approve every message

It drafts. You approve. Nothing goes out without you.

Two moments from one thread: the first email, and the answer to her reply. Each one waited for a person to press approve.

  1. 01 / 02 · Day 0

    It noticed the signal

    Northloop Studio posted two client-services jobs. Sealrep read that as a pipeline problem and wrote the first email around it.

    ThreadLeadLog
    Sent · you approved
    Replies · Northloop Studio
    Priya RamanPositive · wants a call13:05

    This is timely. Can you send times for Thursday?

    Draft reply

    Needs you

    Thursday 16:30 or Friday 10:00 both work on my side. Pick either one here and the invite reaches us both: app.sealrep.com/book/maya

    Sources: Your booking hours · Her time zone (GMT+1)

    Touch 1 · EmailEmail to Priya Raman

    • Why her: hiring 2 in client services, 2d ago. Fit 94.
    • Why now: two hires in client services usually means the founder is the bottleneck.
    • Draft used her post about losing a retainer as the pain line, with the source. Sent 09:40 after your approval.

    Every name here is inventedExample data

    Your two client-services hires
  2. 02 / 02 · 13:05

    She replied. It read the reply.

    “This is timely. Can you send times for Thursday?” Sealrep sorted it as positive, took two free times from your booking hours in her time zone, and drafted the answer with your booking link. Then it waited for you.

    ThreadLeadLog
    Needs you
    Replies · Northloop Studio
    Priya RamanPositive · wants a call13:05

    This is timely. Can you send times for Thursday?

    Draft reply

    Needs you

    Thursday 16:30 or Friday 10:00 both work on my side. Pick either one here and the invite reaches us both: app.sealrep.com/book/maya

    Sources: Your booking hours · Her time zone (GMT+1)

    Touch 3 · ReplyReply from Priya Raman

    • Intent: positive · wants a call. No objection, no question about price.
    • Sources: Your booking hours, Her time zone (GMT+1). Thursday 16:30 and Friday 10:00 are free on your booking page.
    • Nothing sends until you approve it.

    Every name here is inventedExample data

    Your two client-services hires
#proof

Built on the founder’s own playbook. Counted in clients, not clicks.

Sealrep is the outreach routine I believe in, built as a product that asks before anything goes out. About me, separately: processed ~$19M before 20. And once, $698k processed in 43 days. then i shut it down.

Naman Jain · Founder, Sealrep

Read the founder’s note

Those are from companies Naman Jain founded, not Sealrep. Sealrep did not produce them, and it is pre-launch with zero customers.

sealrep · results

Night Desk picks · this month

  • Picks opened14
  • Replied9
  • They answered5
  • Became a call2
  • Became a client1

What happened with this pick?

RepliedThey answeredBecame a callBecame a client · $4,800Not a fit

You mark what each pick became. A call, or a client with its value, goes into your results ledger.Example data

Built for agencies first.

A workspace per client, one approval queue over all of them, and picks that never go to two agencies. Founders, freelancers and SaaS teams use the same engine.

#pricing

A plan, plus credits. Sending is never metered.

Research, verified emails and AI drafts use credits. A Night Desk pick is 1 credit. No card for the trial.

Full pricing

  • Freelancer

    $59/ month

    300 credits a month

  • Founder

    $149/ month

    1,200 credits a month

  • Agency

    $299/ month

    1,200 credits a month per client

    3 clients included

Questions about picks. Answered straight.

what is a pick?

One public conversation where someone asked for what you sell, found by the Night Desk overnight: why it fits and, once you open it, the link and a reply drafted in your voice. Each pick costs 1 credit. Picks go to paying workspaces, and we never pad the list: some nights there are none.

can two agencies get the same lead?

No. One conversation goes to one agency. Not opened within 24 hours? It passes to the next match and your credit comes back. Each community also gets only a few picks a day across every Sealrep workspace, so no thread fills up with our users.

what happens at 0 credits?

Paid jobs stop and tell you so, and nothing you have drafted is lost. New picks are held, and the app shows how many are waiting. Upgrade within 24 hours and they are yours. Your plan adds its credits again each month.

does anything send without me?

No. Nothing is sent until a person approves it: one email at a time, or a whole sequence at once, with undo before each send (10 minutes by default). Outreach has no setting that sends by itself. On LinkedIn, X and Reddit it drafts and you send it yourself, from your own account. Picks work the same way: the reply is drafted, and you post it.

which accounts does it use?

Yours, and only when you act. Cold email goes out from mailboxes you already own, after you approve it. On LinkedIn, X and Reddit you post from your own account: Sealrep never holds those passwords or sessions and never logs in, types, clicks or posts there. The Night Desk reads public posts without signing in to anything.

Another question? Talk to us

For founders, agencies, freelancers, SaaS and sales teams

Get paying clients, not just leads.

Every week you wait is a week of replies nobody answered. The other route is an SDR: a median $80,000 a year in on-target pay, and three months to ramp (Bridge Group, 2025).

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  • Cold email · LinkedIn · X · Reddit
  • Reply agent and AI search inside
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For founders, agencies, freelancers, SaaS and sales teams

Get paying clients, not just leads.

Sealrep finds your buyers, drafts your cold email, LinkedIn, X and Reddit outreach, sorts every reply, and offers your booking link.

We review every requestFree trial, no card

  • Cold emailResearched emails from your own mailbox, after you approve.
  • LinkedInNotes and comments drafted for you to send.
  • XReplies and DMs drafted for you to send.
  • RedditFinds the threads your buyers are in. You post; it drafts.
  • AI searchTracks how AI engines answer about you.
  • Reply agentReads every reply, sorts it, and drafts the answer.
  • Lead dataNamed companies with the reason they fit.
  • Your mailboxesDomain checked, ramped slowly, paused on bounces.
  • Browser extensionReads the page when you click, drafts what to say.