# Offers | anymail Source: https://anymail.watch/offers > Send an offer as a tracked link and see which people at the company read it, which pages they opened and whether they came back. Offers # Know who read your offer. Send an offer as a tracked link and see which people at the company opened it, which pages they read and whether they came back. Every visit counts toward the company temperature. [Start for free](https://app.anymail.watch/signup) [Talk to sales](https://anymail.watch/demo) ## Send an offer as a link you can read afterwards. An attachment goes quiet once you send it. A tracked link tells you who opened the offer, which pages they read and whether they came back. **31%** higher chance to win for proposals under five pages than for longer ones (Bidsketch survey, via Inc.). **6 to 8** pages in most winning IT services proposals (Zomentum study of MSP proposals). **21×** higher odds of qualifying a web lead contacted within 5 minutes instead of 30 (MIT and InsideSales.com, 2007, 15,000 leads). It measures web-form leads, not offers. Sources: [Inc., Bidsketch survey](https://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/proposals-that-win-business-5-rules.html); [Zomentum](https://www.zomentum.com/blog/6-ways-to-increase-the-close-rate-of-your-msp-sales-proposals-free-report); [Lead Response Management Study, MIT and InsideSales.com](https://www.mortech.com/hs-fs/hub/25649/file-13535879-pdf/docs/mit_study.pdf). The first two are surveys of proposals and the third studies web leads, so read all three as direction. Reading time per page in anymail shows where your own readers stop. ### What you see after you send #### Who read it Each person at the company who opens the offer shows up in the history. #### Which pages Reading time per page shows where they slowed down and where they stopped. #### Whether they came back Returns are recorded, and so are other people at the same company who open it later. #### What it adds to the company Every offer visit counts toward the company temperature, next to clicks and replies. Company history, last 7 days ## How it works 1 #### Send the offer Send your deck or proposal as a personal link. 2 #### Watch the visits Reading time per page, returns, and who else opened it. 3 #### Read the company view Offer visits add up with clicks and replies into one temperature per company. ## What an offer visit records. All of it lands in the company row and the history behind it. #### Reading time per page How long each page of the offer was open. #### Returns Each visit is recorded, so you see who comes back. #### Readers Each person at the company who opens the offer. #### Company row Offer visits from anyone at the company sum into one row. #### Temperature Offer visits are weighted by type with clicks and replies, and older events count less. #### Device and IP data Coarse device and IP-derived information is recorded for offer visits. DPA on request. ## Go deeper. Three pages on how offers work in anymail. [#### Offer links Send a deck or proposal as a personal link](https://anymail.watch/offer-links)[#### Reading time See where readers slow down and stop](https://anymail.watch/reading-time)[#### Readers and returns Who opened it and who came back](https://anymail.watch/readers-and-returns) ### Frequently asked questions Send your deck or proposal as a personal link. anymail records the visits to that link. Which people at the company opened the offer, how long each page was open, whether they came back and who else opened it. Yes. Clicks, replies and offer visits from anyone at the company add up, weighted by type, with older events counting less. The list you open in the morning is sorted by which companies are warming up. Engagement events with timestamps, plus coarse device and IP-derived information for offer visits. The application and the database run in the EU. A DPA is available on request. ## Send the next offer as a link. The 14-day trial has every feature and needs no card. Send one offer and read the first visit by company. [Start for free](https://app.anymail.watch/signup)