You’re busy saving the planet.
We got the cold emails.
We cut the price hard for climate and social impact orgs, steep enough that it barely shows up next to everything else you’re already funding out of pocket. Not a trial. Not a teaser rate that quietly climbs later.
No creep.
Let’s be honest about how this usually goes.
You started this because you give a damn. Then, somewhere along the way, you became an accidental SDR.
- Googling prospects at 11pm.
- Guessing who the decision-maker even is.
- Rewriting the same cold intro. Ninth time.
A company selling something nobody asked for has three growth hires, a Clay subscription, and a $40k/month ad budget.
So our agents do the digging while you sleep: the funders who just closed a climate fund, the partners posting exactly what you do. By morning it’s in your inbox, researched and ready. Just done.
You keep doing the thing you’re actually good at. We’ll go find the people who should already know about it.
Why we’re doing this
Real talk: this isn’t a growth hack dressed up as generosity.
Climate and social orgs solve the hardest problems with the smallest teams and zero sales support. Companies selling nothing in particular have full growth departments. That gap is dumb.
The subsidized rate is the rate, for as long as you’re doing the work.
We’re not pretending to be saints about it. We’d rather build in front of people doing something real than optimize a checkout funnel for the ninth vitamin-gummy brand. Good company, good karma.
The catches you’re bracing for.
There are none we’re hiding. Here’s the honest version of the questions we’d ask, in your position.