Define the ICP once
You describe who you sell to a single time. Every campaign after that works from it, so you are not rebuilding a lead list by hand each week.
For an individual
Run outbound alone without it becoming your whole day.
One person can only research, write, and follow up so many times a week. GNX takes the repetitive half of that and leaves you the conversations.
Fit checked before spend
Accounts are checked against your ICP before any enrichment is paid for, so your allowance goes toward people who could actually buy.
Sequences written for you
First touch, follow-up, and breakup are drafted as one coherent sequence, so later steps do not repeat the same pitch.
You stay in the loop
Review and edit before anything sends, or turn on autopilot per campaign once you trust it.
For an agency
Run outbound for every client from one system.
Each client gets its own campaigns, its own ideal-customer profile, and its own conversation flow, without accounts bleeding into one another.
A separate profile per client
Each campaign carries its own targeting rules and qualification criteria, so one client's accounts never end up in another's pipeline.
Outreach in each client's voice
Campaigns store their own product description, value proposition, tone, and objection handling rather than sharing one global setting.
Campaign settings stay frozen
A campaign keeps the brief it launched with. Changing one client's positioning next month does not silently rewrite outreach you already sent.
Email and voice per client
Voice campaigns get their own agent and conversation flow, so two clients with different offers never share one prompt.
For a startup
Build an in-house outbound motion at volume.
More campaigns running at once, a higher daily sending ceiling, and the same guardrails applied to every message that goes out.
More campaigns in parallel
Run separate motions for different segments, products, or regions at the same time instead of queueing them one after another.
Autopilot where it is earned
Turn autopilot on per campaign. It changes who approves the message, never whether the message was validated.
Voice as a real channel
Voice campaigns scale with the plan and draw from the same credit pool as email, so reaching by phone is never an upsell.
Visibility into what ran
Campaign and voice-call analytics, plus per-lead rejection reasons, so a shortfall shows up as a targeting insight instead of a silent gap.
See it run on your pipeline.
Choose a plan, connect your inbox, and put your agent to work.