Outbound automation
Outbound automation that doesn't run without you.
Outbound automation carries the repetitive part: the research, the writing, the endless follow-up. You keep the human part: the target, the standard, and the judgment on what goes out. Automated outbound sales that never runs a send you did not clear.
Outbound automation was supposed to give small teams the reach of a big one: software that researches, personalizes, sequences and follows up so nobody has to do it by hand. It delivered on the mechanics and then overshot. Most tools now equate automation with autonomy and quietly send on your behalf, which is the moment automation stops saving you and starts speaking for you, badly, to real buyers.
Revenue Force automates everything that should be automated and stops exactly where it should not. You define the target market and the qualification standard. The platform handles the research, drafts in your voice, sequences across channels and keeps every follow-up on schedule, and the send itself stays yours by default. Messages queue for your approval, and auto-send applies only to the paths you have chosen to trust.
It is the difference between automation you direct and automation that operates you. You can see why each message was written and each reply handled the way it was. Opt-outs and suppression are enforced across every channel, permanently, and everything that goes out and comes back is logged in your workspace.
Who this is for
Outbound automation fits when you want the reach without the runaway risk:
- You want outbound to run at scale without doing every step by hand
- You have tried automation tools and learned the sending was the easy 10%
- You will not let a script send in your name without a human check
- You want to automate the labor but keep the judgment on what goes out
Where outbound automation goes wrong
The tooling rarely fails at mechanics. It fails at judgment:
Automation without a brake
Set-and-forget sending feels like leverage until an off-key message goes out under your name to a prospect who matters. Automation with no approval step is just mistakes at machine speed.
Automated, not personal
Merge-tag "personalization" and template blasts get pattern-matched and deleted, and marked as spam, which drags down every future send. Volume without voice is negative leverage.
A stack you still have to run
A sequencer, a data tool, a warmup service and a dialer that do not talk still leave you assembling and operating the whole machine. Automation that needs a full-time operator is not automation.
How outbound automation works in Revenue Force
Define your target market
You define the target market. Audience research, sending infrastructure, warmup and the voice trained on how you talk are all assembled against it, not handed to you as a toolkit.
Dana WhitfieldHarbor & Co Right fit
Leo MarshBrightpath Legal Right fitSet your qualification standard
You define what has to be confirmed before an opportunity reaches your team, so the automation is pointed at your standard instead of at send volume.
Revenue Force develops opportunities
Every first touch and follow-up across email and LinkedIn is drafted in your voice and queued for your sign-off, and the sequence never has a busy week.
Qualified opportunities reach your team
Replies are worked and your criteria confirmed, then qualified opportunities reach your team with context and a full log behind them. After handoff, the relationship is yours.
Built into the platform. Nothing bolted on.
Automated prospect research
Ongoing audience building against the target market you define, so the top of the funnel never runs dry.
Personal copy, at scale
Every message drafted by AI in your voice, automated to volume without turning into a template blast.
Multichannel sequencing
Email and LinkedIn automated as one cadence, with SMS where a conversation is warm, and the handoffs and timing decided for you.
Approval before every send
The automation stops at the send: one queue, a few minutes a day, and auto-send only where you have granted it.
Infrastructure and deliverability
Sending domains, warmup and inbox-placement care automated and managed, with no separate tool stack to assemble.
Suppression and audit trail
Do-not-contact and opt-outs enforced everywhere automatically, with a full record of what went out and came back.
You stay in control
The execution is built in. The control stays yours.
Everything runs in your voice, and approval is the default starting point. Review a batch in a couple of minutes, edit a line, or change the target and the standard anytime. You decide the level of autonomy, and it grows only when you choose.
The model
You define the parameters. Revenue Force develops the opportunities.
You define the target market and set the qualification standard. Revenue Force develops qualified opportunities against those criteria and hands them to your team. Outbound automation is one of the names people give it.
Your Revenue Force workspace shows all of it in one place. Plans start at $997 CAD per month, month-to-month. After handoff, the relationship is yours.
Book a Revenue Force callChoose your monthly opportunity capacity.
Infrastructure, copy, sequencing and reply handling are included at every plan, and your plan sets your monthly opportunity capacity rather than a per-seat tool license. Plans start at $997 CAD per month, with capacity for up to 7 qualified opportunities, and scale from there. Month-to-month. See the pricing page.
See pricingMonth-to-month. Capacity, not a guaranteed volume.
Everything a careful buyer should ask.
What is outbound automation?
It is using software to run the repetitive parts of outbound sales, including prospect research, personalization, multichannel sequencing and follow-up, so a small team can reach many buyers consistently. In Revenue Force the automation runs inside the platform against the target market and qualification standard you define, with your approval in front of sending by default.
Does automated outbound send messages without me?
Not by default. The research, drafting, sequencing and follow-up are automated, but the send is gated on your approval. You clear a queue in a few minutes a day, and you can later let the platform auto-send specific paths you have come to trust.
How is this different from an outbound automation tool I run myself?
A tool hands you the software and leaves the operating, the deliverability, the copy, the list and the daily discipline to you. Here the execution is built into the platform: you set the target and the standard, the work runs against them, and qualified opportunities reach your team.
Won't automated outreach read like a template?
It should not, and that is the point of the voice training and the review step. Every message is drafted in your voice, not stamped from a template, and you can see each one before it goes. Automation handles the volume; your voice handles the tone.
How does automation protect my deliverability?
Sending infrastructure, authentication, warmup, paced sending and inbox-placement monitoring are all automated and managed, and volume is held to what your reputation supports. Automation that burns your domain is not a saving; it is a cost.
Is automated outbound compliant?
It runs to the strict standard: honest sender identity, business-relevant targeting, opt-outs honored immediately and permanently across every channel, suppression enforced on every send path, and a full audit trail of what was sent.
What does it cost?
Plans start at $997 CAD per month, with capacity for up to 7 qualified opportunities, and there are larger plans for more capacity. Month-to-month. Capacity is a monthly ceiling, not a guaranteed volume. See the pricing page for all three plans.
Automate the outbound. Keep the control.
Book a Revenue Force call. Define the target market and the qualification standard, see exactly where your approval sits in the automation, and watch the work in the platform.