Paste a cold email. Get an instant score and the exact fixes — the same teardown we'd do live, minus the human read.
A cold email that gets replies is one that opens with a specific trigger about the recipient, states one concrete outcome, and ends with a single low-friction ask. Almost every ignored cold email breaks at least one of those three.
The most common failure is the opener. “Hi, I hope this email finds you well” tells the reader nothing and signals a template. Lead instead with something only true for them — a hire they just made, a launch, a post they wrote — then connect it to what you do.
The second failure is the ask. Long emails that never actually ask for anything get archived. End with one question a busy person can answer in two lines.
Yes — unlimited, no signup, no email required. Paste your draft and get an instant teardown.
It's a heuristic based on cold-email fundamentals: whether you open with a trigger about the recipient, keep it short, avoid filler and jargon, and end with one clear, low-friction ask. Higher means fewer obvious red flags.
No. It tears down the email you already have and tells you what to change and why — so you learn the craft, not just copy a template.
A specific trigger (why them, why now), a concrete outcome (what's in it for them), and one micro-ask that costs almost nothing to answer. That's the whole game.
This tool catches the obvious stuff. A live teardown catches the angle it can't — bring your real outreach.
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