# Algominds

> Algominds is an AI outbound sales engine. You enter your work email; it finds the companies showing they're ready to buy right now, maps the decision-makers, writes personalized outreach backed by a real buying signal, and sends it from your own inbox and LinkedIn, with follow-ups that stop the moment someone replies.

## What Algominds does
- Finds in-market companies from 40+ live buying signals (fresh funding, hiring for the team you sell to, a new VP, a product launch, an RFP).
- Surfaces the actual decision-makers at those companies with verified email addresses.
- Writes outreach grounded in the specific signal for each account, not templated spam.
- Sends from the user's own Gmail/Outlook inbox and LinkedIn, at a safe human volume (~20 a day), and auto-stops a sequence when the prospect replies.
- Routes every reply and booked meeting into one inbox.

## Who it's for
Founders, sales teams, and B2B agencies who want qualified pipeline without a full SDR team or a stack of disconnected tools (a lead database + a copywriter + a sending tool).

## How it's different
- It does the whole job end to end (find, write, and send) rather than only selling data (like Clay or ZoomInfo) that you then have to build a workflow around and send elsewhere.
- Outreach is signal-backed: every message has a concrete reason it was sent, which is why replies land.
- Sending happens from the user's own accounts, so messages arrive warm and deliverable.
- Optional rented infrastructure: pre-warmed sending domains and fully rebranded LinkedIn SDR seats, for teams who don't want to send from their own accounts.

## Pricing
- Free: $0. 25 researched leads a month. No credit card required.
- Pipeline: $99/month with a 7-day card-required free trial, 175 researched leads, and one connected sending person. Find, write, and send from your own inbox and LinkedIn.
- Done-for-you (managed): $5,000 to $50,000/month, sales-led, billed monthly with no lock-in. Algominds runs the whole outbound motion on managed pre-warmed infrastructure. Every program starts with a booked call at algominds.ai/#book.
- Enterprise: custom.
Workspace, dashboard, and Slack members are free. Membership never reserves sender capacity; agent requests use shared Agent & MCP credits. A distinct person consumes one sending seat only after explicitly connecting email or LinkedIn for campaigns; both channels for the same person count once. The first connected sender is included and each additional connected sender is $99/month with workspace-owner approval.

## Getting started
Sign in at https://app.algominds.ai with a work email (Gmail or Outlook). Algominds derives your company, finds your in-market accounts, and shows them free before you send anything.

## Links
- Home: https://algominds.ai
- App: https://app.algominds.ai
- Pricing: https://algominds.ai/pricing
- Blog (guides on buying signals, deliverability, in-market accounts): https://algominds.ai/blog
- Blog RSS: https://algominds.ai/blog/feed.xml
- Privacy: https://algominds.ai/privacy
- Terms: https://algominds.ai/terms

## Blog posts
Practical, honest guides written by Ed Albazii, founder of Algominds.
- What is a good cold email reply rate? Reading the benchmarks honestly (https://algominds.ai/blog/what-is-a-good-cold-email-reply-rate): A good cold email reply rate is 5 to 10% on a small, tightly targeted campaign, and under 1% is normal at strict cold volume. Benchmarks disagree by 20x because they measure different things.
- How to sell to companies issuing RFPs: the tender signal playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/sell-to-companies-issuing-rfps): Sell to companies issuing RFPs by treating the notice as intelligence: where tenders are published free, when bidding is worth it, and the award-notice play that makes you a year early.
- Why are my cold emails going to spam? Five checks, in order (https://algominds.ai/blog/why-are-my-cold-emails-going-to-spam): Cold emails go to spam for five checkable reasons: failed authentication, a bouncing list, machine-like volume, a crossed spam rate, and content last. Here is the diagnostic, in order.
- Does email warmup still work? The half that does, and the half that got banned (https://algominds.ai/blog/does-email-warmup-still-work): Half of it does. Ramping up real sending still works, and Google recommends it. Automated warmup pools have been a Gmail terms violation since 2023, and providers now discount their signals.
- How to get clients for a software development agency: the signal-led playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/how-to-get-clients-for-a-software-development-agency): Get clients for a software development agency by catching demand as it appears: fresh funding, open engineering roles, a new CTO, or a migration, then reaching the buyer before the shortlist forms.
- How to get clients for a marketing agency: the signal-led playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/how-to-get-clients-for-a-marketing-agency): Get clients for a marketing agency by catching the moments demand opens: a new CMO, fresh funding, marketing hiring, or a stack change, then reaching the budget owner before the pitch list forms.
- Do you need SPF, DKIM and DMARC for cold email? (https://algominds.ai/blog/spf-dkim-dmarc-cold-email): Yes, set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC before your first cold email. The 5,000 a day rules formally bind bulk senders, but providers score authentication at every volume, and rejection is the new penalty.
- How to get clients for a recruitment agency: the signal-led playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/how-to-get-clients-for-a-recruitment-agency): Get clients for a recruitment agency by reading public hiring signals: reposted adverts, stacked vacancies, fresh funding, and new executives, then reaching the hiring manager first.
- How to sell to companies switching tools: the technology change playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/sell-to-companies-switching-tools): Sell to companies switching tools by catching the stack change early: spot migration language in job posts and vendor lists, reach the function owner, and land inside the renewal window.
- How to sell to companies with a new executive: the leadership change playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/sell-to-companies-with-a-new-executive): Sell to companies with a new executive by reaching the incoming leader early in their first 90 days, when the mandate to change is fresh and nothing ties them to the current stack.
- How to sell to companies that are hiring: the job posting playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/sell-to-companies-that-are-hiring): Sell to companies that are hiring by reading the job posting as a brief: reach the manager the role reports to inside the six week window, and screen out ghost jobs first.
- How to sell to recently funded companies: the funding signal playbook (https://algominds.ai/blog/sell-to-recently-funded-companies): Sell to recently funded companies by reaching the decision-maker within weeks of the round surfacing, with a message tied to what the raise is meant to fund.
- Clay vs Smartlead vs Instantly vs Algominds: which does what (https://algominds.ai/blog/clay-vs-smartlead-vs-instantly-vs-algominds): Clay enriches data, Smartlead and Instantly send email at scale, Algominds finds in-market companies and writes the outreach. Here is how the four fit together and which one you actually need.
- Is cold email legal? GDPR, PECR, and CAN-SPAM in plain English (https://algominds.ai/blog/is-cold-email-legal-gdpr-pecr): Cold email is legal in most places if you do it right. Here is how the rules differ across the UK, EU, and US, what B2B actually changes, and the practical steps that keep you compliant.
- AI SDR vs human SDR: where each one actually wins (https://algominds.ai/blog/ai-sdr-vs-human-sdr): An AI SDR is cheaper and tireless at research and drafting. A human SDR is better at judgment and live conversation. Here is how to split the work so you get both.
- LinkedIn outreach limits in 2026: the safe numbers (https://algominds.ai/blog/linkedin-outreach-limits-2026): LinkedIn throttles connection requests and messages to protect the network. Here are the practical safe limits in 2026 and how to get results without risking a restriction.
- What is an AI SDR? A clear definition for 2026 (https://algominds.ai/blog/what-is-an-ai-sdr): An AI SDR automates prospecting: finding accounts, identifying decision-makers, verifying contacts, and drafting outreach. Here is what it does, and how to spot a good one from a spam bot.
- How many cold emails can you send per day? (https://algominds.ai/blog/how-many-cold-emails-per-day): Send roughly 20 to 30 cold emails per day per inbox to stay deliverable in 2026. Here is why the safe number is so low, and how to scale volume without burning your domain.
- 12 buying signal examples (and how to act on each) (https://algominds.ai/blog/buying-signal-examples): Concrete examples of B2B buying signals, from funding and hiring to tech changes and RFPs, with the specific outreach angle that works for each one.
- What are buying signals? A practical guide for B2B sales (https://algominds.ai/blog/what-are-buying-signals): Buying signals are public evidence a company is about to spend: funding, hiring, leadership changes, launches, RFPs. How each one works, and how to act before your competitors do.
- Cold email in 2026: why low volume from your own inbox wins (https://algominds.ai/blog/cold-email-that-lands-2026): Mass cold email is dying. What still works: low daily volume, verified addresses, a real reason for every message, and sending from your own inbox. Here is why, and the volume math.
- How to find in-market companies before your competitors do (https://algominds.ai/blog/find-in-market-companies): In-market companies are the small slice of your market ready to buy this quarter. Where to look, how to monitor it continuously, and how to reach them before your competitors do.