Join our startup programme
Six months of anymail on us, a workshop to get you going, and a real person on the other side. Built for teams that are still small enough to fit around one table.
No card. No sales pitch. Just a chat first.
6 months free!
The programme
So, here is the deal.
You are building something and doing the selling yourselves, between shipping and hiring. We would like to be part of that. So for your first six months anymail is on us.
After six months you pick a plan, or the account stays readable. No surprise charges.
Why bother with outbound
Outbound, without a sales team.
You do not need a process to start. You need to know who to write to, who answered, and not to burn the domain your customers and investors also write to.
Know who to talk to first
One list every morning, with the companies that did something lately on top. An hour of selling goes to the accounts that answered.
Try it without risking your domain
Your company domain also carries customer and investor mail. Daily limits, a bounce shield and checked addresses keep a failed experiment from costing you the domain.
Find out who actually answers
After a few hundred emails you see which kind of company, which role and which message got replies, and write the next sequence from that, not from guesses.
How founders use it
Four jobs outbound does for an early-stage company.
Design partners
Write to forty companies in the segment you want to learn from, and see which ones answer before you build more.
First customers
Send the proposal as a personal link. You see who read it and who came back, so every follow-up has a reason.
Pilots with larger companies
When three people at one company engage, it shows as one warming account, not three separate leads.
A second seller
A new teammate joins the same workspace. Mailboxes and team members are not limited, so growing the team does not change the price.
From application to your first campaign
Five steps. A person reads every application.
[01]
Apply
Fill in the form below. It takes about two minutes, and you get a confirmation straight away.
[02]
We read it
A person reads your application, so tell us what you are building and how you do outbound today.
[03]
We talk
A few days later we write to set up a short call about your company and what you need.
[04]
Open your account
If we both want to go on, we send a sign-up link with the code for six free months. No card.
[05]
Workshop and first send
We set up your first campaign with you in a workshop, and then you send.
Frequently asked questions
A programme for early-stage companies. You get six months of anymail free, with every feature, up to 1,000 contacted people a month and a workshop to get started. Apply →
Companies up to three years old with up to 25 people, that are not agencies and are not yet anymail customers. A person reads every application and we decide case by case. Use your work email.
Every feature, mailbox rotation, the shared inbox, offers, the company view, integrations and the API, for up to 1,000 contacted people a month. Mailboxes and seats are not limited. Providers you connect for address verification bill you for their own credits.
No. The six months start without a card. In the fifth month we write to you about choosing a plan. Without one, the account becomes read-only: your data stays readable, and sending and editing stop.
You get a confirmation email right away. A few days later we write to set up a short call. We talk before anyone starts, so we know what you are building and how we can help.
No, the workshop is part of the programme.
We use it only to contact you about the programme and keep it for 12 months after our last contact, then delete it. The application and the database are hosted in Germany. anymail is operated by Meditium sp. z o.o. Privacy policy →
Apply for anymail for Startups
About two minutes. A person reads every application. For companies up to three years old with up to 25 people, that are not agencies.
Thank you, we got your application.
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