How much of my time does this take per day?

Roughly 10 minutes. You read the morning report, pick the leads you want to follow up with, and reach out via your preferred channel. The pipeline itself runs without your involvement.

Can I edit the email copy you send on my behalf?

Yes. Onboarding produces a draft email template based on your USP and offer. You can review, edit, and approve it before any campaign launches. You can also update the template at any time — changes apply to the next scheduled campaign.

What if my industry needs specialist messaging?

The AI generates copy from your website and onboarding inputs. If your industry has technical language or specific positioning, you can refine the template manually — we do not lock you into the AI-generated version.

The 4-step engine: how Business Leads sends up to 15,000 emails a week without touching your domain

Step 1 — Onboarding (10 minutes from you)

The onboarding form has six fields: company name, website URL, what you sell (one paragraph), your ideal customer (job title and industry, free-text), your typical deal size, and any industries to exclude.

Behind the form, our AI extracts your USP, brand voice, and copy style from your website automatically. You can review and edit what it produces before any email goes out. There is no scheduled "kickoff call" — the whole onboarding is asynchronous and finishes in minutes, not weeks.

Step 2 — Sending up to 3,000 emails a day

Every weekday at scheduled times, we dispatch a fresh 1,000-contact campaign on your behalf and follow up twice on every earlier campaign — so your daily volume ramps to as much as 3,000 emails a day. The leads come from our UK B2B database (~1 million records, sourced from licensed providers and public business records, deduped against your existing contacts).

Crucially: we never use your domain. The emails are sent from our own pre-warmed UK domains and IP infrastructure. Your domain reputation stays untouched no matter what happens — spam complaints, bounces, anything. It is not your problem because it is not your domain.

Step 3 — Scoring engagement

Every open, click, and reply is logged. Bot opens (from enterprise email security systems like Microsoft Defender, which scan unknown senders before the human sees the message) are filtered out using known scanner signatures and pattern detection.

Remaining engagement is ranked using a 4-tier model: direct replies (Tier 1) > multi-touch engagement (Tier 2) > content-link clicks (Tier 3) > bot-filtered opens (Tier 4). Your top 10 most interested leads across yesterday's campaigns are selected and combined into one master morning report.

Step 4 — The 7am morning report

At 7am Eastern time every weekday (Tue–Sat), you receive one email with a single master PDF combining the campaigns that finished yesterday — listing your top 10 most interested leads. Each entry contains:

Full name and job title
Company name and brief context
Direct work email
Direct phone number (where available)
LinkedIn profile URL
A short summary of what they engaged with (which email, which link, whether they replied)

You then reach out manually using whichever channel you prefer — phone call, LinkedIn message, or email from your own domain. Because the lead has already engaged with your campaign once, your follow-up is warm, not cold.

What we deliberately do not do

We do not auto-follow-up. We send your initial campaign and then hand the warm leads to you. Auto-follow-up sequences, in our experience, increase opt-outs more than they increase replies.
We do not reach out to existing customers in your CRM. The onboarding lets you upload an exclusion list.
We do not run named-account ABM. We are not a fit for "we want to break into these 50 accounts" use cases.
We do not write industry-specific landing pages or run ad campaigns. Our scope is just the email pipeline.

How long until you see results

Your first campaign launches the next business day after sign-up. The first morning report (top 10 leads) lands within 48 hours of launch. Most clients book new sales conversations in the first week.