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Find prospects using natural language.Send from your Gmail.

Less blasting. More talking.

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Outcomes, not vanity

The numbers we actually care about.

  • Replies
  • Interest
  • Meetings

Sending a lot of email isn't the goal. Hearing back is.

Recap

Agency Outreach — September · 786 sends

Replies

142

Interested

51

Meetings

14

Reply rate

18%

Sent

786

ContactState
Sarah MillerReplied
Mike ChenSent
Priya ShahReplied
Jordan LeeQueued
Alex RiveraBounced
Nina OkonkwoReplied
Chris ParkSent
Maya ThompsonReplied
Devon WalshOpened
Elena RuizSent
Tom AsherReplied
Harper QuinnQueued
Luis MendesSent
Avery KimOpened
Sam OrtizReplied
Riley QuinnSent
Casey BloomBounced
Jonah ReedQueued
Tess NguyenSent
Omar HassanOpened
Billie GrantReplied
Nate FolsomSent

Stop being a cold-email goblin.

You don't need 10,000 leads and 14 inboxes. You need the right people and something worth saying.

Let's be honest

Outbound turned into a slime fest.

It's kind of a bummer for replies and for your brand.

The quiet cost

49,500

people who saw your name and never replied

If you send 50,000 emails, somebody will answer. But if 500 reply, what happened to the other 49,500? They still saw your company. They still formed an impression.

A better game

Pick fewer people. Send better emails. Get more replies.

Three moves

Good outbound is pretty simple.

  1. 01

    Pick fewer people

    Search for people who make sense — or bring a list you already care about. Not 50,000 strangers.

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  2. 02

    Write something worth answering

    Give them a real reason to care. Keep it human. Run it through the De-slimer if you want a gut check.

    Start hearing back →

  3. 03

    Get to the meeting

    See who answered. Send your booking link. Google Meet is already on the invite. Sending email isn't an accomplishment.

    Start hearing back →

Worth remembering

One great email beats seven mediocre ones.

The answer to an ignored email isn't always another follow-up. Sometimes the first email just wasn't worth answering. Zuno helps you put more thought into the message that matters.

No circus required

Cold email software got unbelievably complicated.

Somewhere along the way, emailing a prospective client turned into managing domains, warmups, inbox rotations, enrichment tools, sequences, deliverability dashboards, and a small electrical grid.

We don't want to do any of that either.

Find the right person. Write something good. Send it from Gmail. Hear back.

Need to blast 50,000 leads?

Zuno probably isn't for you. There are excellent tools built for heroic volume.

Have 87 people you genuinely want to hear back from?

Hi.

If this is you

Built for lists worth thinking about.

If who you're emailing matters, Zuno probably makes sense.

  • Sales & clients

    Find companies you'd actually want to work with. Reach the right person. Start conversations that turn into revenue.

  • PR

    Find journalists and editors who actually cover your world. Pitch fewer. Get read more.

  • Partnerships

    Find companies that make sense together. Reach the person who can actually say yes.

  • Founders

    Find early customers, interview prospects, validate ideas, and make the first sales without introducing yourself to the entire internet.

  • Recruiting

    Find genuinely great candidates. Reach out like you specifically wanted them.

  • Creators

    Find guests, collaborators, podcasts, publications, and people worth making something with.

  • Sponsorships

    Find brands that actually fit your audience. Reach the right partnership people and turn a good match into revenue.

  • Agencies

    Find the companies that look like your next great client. Reach the decision-maker without building a 20,000-row spreadsheet first.

  • Freelancers & consultants

    Find people who actually need what you do. Start a few good conversations instead of spending your week feeding a sales machine.

  • Investors & fundraising

    Research investors who actually fit what you're building. Reach the right people with a reason to care.

Your name is on it

Your cold email is part of your brand.

Even when nobody replies.

Every outbound email teaches somebody what kind of company you are. Don't torch your reputation chasing a dashboard metric.

Straight answer

One plan. No enterprise cosplay.

Zuno Pro

$79/mo

Everything you need to find the right people, send great outreach, and get to the meeting.

  • 100 Reveals every month
  • Unlimited thoughtful sends from your connected Gmail
  • Campaigns + sensible follow-ups
  • Inbox + reply tracking
  • Monitor replies, interest, and meetings
  • A booking page with Google Meet
  • De-slimer + personalization tools
  • Reveal packs when you need more

14-day trial. No card to start.

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Need 100,000 leads and twelve warmed domains? We genuinely recommend somebody else.

Before you ask

Questions, answered briefly.

Is this Instantly / Apollo with nicer fonts?

Nope. Those products are very good at high-volume outbound. Zuno asks a different question: how do I get more of the right people to answer?

So Zuno hates automation?

Nah. Automate the boring parts — sending, scheduling, reminders, tracking. Judgment is what we don't want to automate away.

Will AI write all my emails?

Zuno can help you personalize and de-slime a draft. You should still sound like you.

Do I need a burner domain?

Nope. Connect Gmail. Send sane quantities of good email from your real identity. That's the point.

What's a Reveal?

One verified work email when you're ready to reach out. Searching is free — you only spend Reveals when you peel back an inbox. Not mega-lists that convert like garbage. Pro includes 100/month.

How many emails can I send?

Unlimited through your connected inbox, with sane pacing. Built for thoughtful outbound — not upsetting Google.

Why only one plan?

Because buying email software already became weird enough. Zuno is $79. You get Zuno.

Why $79?

It replaces find → research → notes → personalize → send → follow up → meet. One good conversation usually pays for itself.

Who shouldn't use Zuno?

Anyone whose strategy is: enough leads that reply rate doesn't matter. There are better tools for that. Really.

Good outreach deserves some effort.

Zuno makes that effort ridiculously easy.

  1. 01Find the right humans
  2. 02Write something worth answering
  3. 03Send it
  4. 04Get to the meeting

Then go do literally anything besides managing cold email software.

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Cold email software for people who hate cold email software.