Skip the hours of research. Keep the personal touch.
Describe your target. Knitly finds the leads, researches each one, and drafts a genuine email in your voice. You review every word before it sends.
Build your list
We find verified contacts who match. No manual hunting.
We do the homework
Knitly researches each person and drafts an email in your voice.
You approve, it sends
Read each draft, edit anything, send when you're ready.
See it working.
From targeting to a sent email, in about 90 seconds per lead.
Hi Sarah,
I read your post on fixing the actual outreach pipeline quality before adding recruiting for new headcount. I agree, and not enough recruitment leaders talk about it.
I would love to connect! Open to a quick call next week?
Best, Joe
Find them. Research them. Write to them.
Three steps. About two minutes per lead. The last word is always yours.
Tell us who you're targeting.
Describe your ICP by title, company size, industry, or location. Or paste in a list. We find verified contacts who match.
We do the research.
Knitly looks into what each person works on, what they've posted, and what their company is up to. Then drafts a short, specific email in your voice.
You approve. It sends.
Read every draft, edit anything that feels off, and send when you're ready. One at a time. Nothing goes out automatically.
Lead lists that match your ICP
Describe who you want to reach. We find verified contacts, pull their emails, and build you a list you can reuse across any campaign.
Teach Knitly your voice with Prompt Lab
Annotate any draft to sharpen the next one. Highlight lines that land. Cross out anything that doesn't. The more you annotate, the more every email sounds exactly like you.
Read every word before it sends.
You see each email before anyone else does, edit anything that feels off, and send one at a time. No bulk sending, no surprises.
Hi Marcus,
Saw that Lightpath is scaling the sales team this quarter. We help companies like yours source passive candidates before they show up on any job board…
Reach out for:
Anything where the right email to the right person changes things.
Cold email gets a bad reputation because most of it is terrible. The good kind is specific, researched, sounds like a real person wrote it. That kind gets replies. We built Knitly because writing that kind of email, at any real scale, was taking too long. The research alone was eating hours. We wanted to keep the quality without keeping the grind.