Larkspur Freight opened an Austin office
Logistics · 420 people · Dallas, TX
Heraldo finds companies ready to buy, writes a personal email for each one, and sends it from your inbox once you approve.
Today · Heraldo
Heraldo
Good morning, Daniel
Waiting for your OKBest first
3 more waiting
Rachel MorganVP Sales · Larkspur Freight
Subject Your Austin office and the new SDR team
Hi Rachel,
Congrats on opening your Austin office last week. I also saw four SDR roles open on your careers page, and with Larkspur now shipping to 40 US cities, ramping new reps fast must matter more than ever. Worth a 15-minute chat next week?
Daniel
Sources3 of 3 facts have a source
Every draft shows why the account matters and where each fact came from. My team approves a week of emails before lunch.
Emily CarterHead of Sales, QuillstackBuying signals
Heraldo watches for funding, hiring, new leaders, job changes, website visits and news. You get a short, ranked list of who to email today.
Website visits show the company. Matching a visit to a person is US-only.
“I wake up to a short list of companies with a real reason to talk to them. Every line shows where it came from, so my team spends the morning talking to buyers instead of digging.”
Grace WhitfieldVP Sales, Pinecrest LabsHow it works
We find the reason to reach out, research the account and write the email. You approve, and it sends.
The platform
No more switching between tools. Heraldo does the work; you approve every email.
Integrations
Bring in contacts from HubSpot or a CSV. Send from Gmail or Outlook, or through Instantly and Smartlead.
Contacts come in from your CRM or a list. Approved emails go out through the tools you already pay for.
Connect your CRM and inbox, tell us who you sell to, and review your first emails the same day.
Use cases
Sell on your own or run a team. Heraldo finds who to email, writes with real facts and waits for your OK.
Same goal, fewer hours, and nothing sends without you.
| Task | The old way | With Heraldo |
|---|---|---|
| Finding who to contact | Spreadsheets and guesswork | Ranked signals waiting each morning |
| Research | 20 min per account | Done for you, with sources |
| Personalisation | “Hi {first_name}” templates | Facts you can check, each with a link |
| Sending | Risky bulk blasts | Your inbox, your limits, you approve |
| Replies | Lost in a busy inbox | Sorted: interested, not now, unsubscribe |
| Knowing what it's worth | Usage fees you can't explain | Cost per meeting, in dollars |
Sample data, not customer results
An illustration of what we build towards: more meetings from fewer emails, and a clear cost for each one. The figures below are made up.
Illustrative figures, not customer results. We will publish real numbers once customers agree to share them.
Sample messages, not real customers
Daniel Okafor@danokaforXSet up Heraldo in about 30 minutes. By lunch I had 12 drafts, each showing the funding round or job post it came from. Changed two words, approved the rest.
Emily CarterHead of Sales at Quillstack1d ·PublicBudget conversations changed once we could see cost per meeting in dollars. Last quarter we paid $84 for each booked call, and I can show our CEO exactly where it went.
Rachel Morganrachel@larkspurfreight.exampleto Tom LindqvistThu 10:42 AMRe: Your new Dallas hub
Hi Tom, good timing. We're adding SDRs this quarter and security is on the list. Thursday at 2pm works. Send an invite?
Tom Lindqvist9:41 AM
Booked 3 meetings from this morning's queue. All three replied to the hiring news.
Lena Fischer9:43 AM
The source under each line is why I approve so fast.
Jacob Miller@arjunbuildsXIt sends from my own Gmail at a normal pace. Domain stayed healthy, replies land in the inbox I already use. That's the whole pitch for me.
Hannah ColeRevOps Lead at Orbitline3d ·PublicUnsubscribes are handled the moment they arrive, with no AI in that path. That one detail got it through our legal review in a week.
Luis Romero11:05
Client 4 signed off on the approval step.
Julia Novak11:07
Same for client 7. Separate workspaces per client sealed it.
Sofia Marchettisofia@fernbrook.exampleto Fernbrook sales teamFri 6:15 PMRolling it out to everyone
Team, one wrong claim loses us a clinic. Every fact now has a link under it, and nothing goes out until one of us approves it. Rolling it out to all reps on Monday.
Owen Hart@owenhartXBest part is the note on why each company matters now. New VP of Sales, hiring push, funding round. I know what to say before I write a word.
Grace WhitfieldVP Sales at Pinecrest Labs2w ·PublicWe kept Smartlead for sending. Approved emails go straight into our campaigns, so nothing about how we send had to change. Rolled out to 11 reps in a week.
Sam Turner3:12 PM
Setup was plain questions. Drafts were ready this afternoon.
Nina Kowalski3:20 PM
Read them. Every line has a source. Approve?
Sam Turner3:21 PM
Approved 8. Sending from my Gmail now.
Ryan Brooksryan@brightwater.exampleto Jacob MillerTue 8:03 AMRe: Congrats on the Austin office
Jacob, good catch on the new office. We're reviewing vendors next month. Free Tuesday at 11?
Lukas Weber@kenjiwXReplies come back sorted: interested, not now, unsubscribe. I only open the ones that need me.
Chloe DuboisManaging Partner at Juniper & Co5d ·PublicClients ask how we found them. We show the exact source for every line in the email. That trust carries into the first call.
Anna Schmidt2:10 PM
When it can't source a claim, it leaves the claim out.
Emily Carter2:12 PM
Shorter emails, none we'd regret. Keep it that way.
Marcus Reed@marcusreedXWeek one: 43 drafts approved, 5 replies, 2 meetings booked. Cost per meeting was on the dashboard before I asked: $96.
Diego AlvarezPartner at Redline Ventures1w ·PublicAsked three portfolio founders what changed in outbound this quarter. All three named the same thing: every email now shows its sources, and nothing sends without them.
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Emily CarterHead of Growth, Northvale Roboticsheraldo.app/signals
LiveToday's signals12 new
Larkspur FreightStrong fit
Raised a $24M Series B
Fundinglarkspurfreight.com/news2h ago
QuillstackStrong fit
Hiring 4 SDRs in Austin
HiringCareers page3h ago
CobaltixStrong fit
New VP of Sales started this week
New leadercobaltix.io/blog4h ago
Fernbrook HealthGood fit
Team viewed your pricing page twice
Website visitYour website5h ago
OrbitlineStrong fit
Your past champion joined as Head of Sales
Job changeorbitline.com/team6h ago
7 more waiting today
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Companies that match your ideal customer sit at the top.
Each signal links to where it was found, like a filing or a press release.
Larkspur Freight opened an Austin office
Logistics · 420 people · Dallas, TX
Watching for
To Rachel Morgan, VP Sales, Larkspur FreightDraft · waiting for your OK
Hi Rachel, congrats on opening the Dallas hubsource 1. With 6 SDR roles opensource 2, the first month of outreach gets busy. Worth a quick chat?
Every claim in a draft links to the page it came from.
4 of 4 checks passed
Every draft is checked before it reaches you.
Gmail or Outlook, or push approved emails to Instantly or Smartlead.
Interested replies come first. Unsubscribes are handled at once, never by AI.
97%landed in the inbox
Last 8 weeksWe watch inbox placement and slow down before problems start.
8:00 AMYour daily digest
One short morning summary of what needs your OK.
Cost per meeting
$84
down 18% vs last month
$1,260 spent · 15 meetings this month
Cost per meeting fell from $131 in May to $84 in Oct.
Spend and meetings booked, in dollars, so you see what outbound returns.
In: CRM and lists
Out: sending
Your team
For founders who sell
What you get
“I approve the day's emails before standup. That's my whole outbound routine now.”
Daniel OkaforFounder, TallyhawkLive preview
For SDR teams
What you get
“My reps open a brief and start the conversation. The research is already there, with links.”
Tom LindqvistSDR Manager, Cobaltixapp.heraldo.example/accounts/larkspur
Live preview
For sales leaders
What you get
“I can see what a meeting costs us, by rep, without building a spreadsheet.”
Grace WhitfieldVP Sales, Pinecrest Labsapp.heraldo.example/results
Live preview
For outbound agencies
What you get
“Each client gets its own workspace and domains. Nothing crosses over.”
Luis RomeroFounder, Saltmarsh Growthapp.heraldo.example/clients
Live preview
11.4%
reply rate on cold email
How they did it · Tallyhawk
$84
per booked meeting
How they did it · Quillstack
“We used to argue about whether a personal line was true. Now the source sits under every line, and I approve a day of email in ten minutes.”
Emily CarterHead of Sales, QuillstackHubSpot: no open deal, safe to contact
Example of a draft waiting for approval
3 of 3 facts have a source
Hi Rachel,
Congrats on the new Austin office1. With four SDR roles open there2, the first quarter usually goes to building lists. Your Series B note3 said outbound is the main growth lever this year. Worth 15 minutes next week?
Sources
Larkspur doubled its revenue last year.
Removed: no source for this claim
Replies come back to your inbox, sorted: interested, not now, unsubscribe.
Today
Approve today's 5 emails
2 of 5 approved
Rachel Morgan · VP Sales
Larkspur Freight
Raised a $40M Series B on 2 Oct1
larkspurfreight.example/news
Hiring 4 SDRs in Chicago2
Careers page, 3 days ago
Rachel Morgan joined as VP Sales in August3
Company blog
Draft ready for your OK
Researched in 2 min · 3 sources
| Rep | Meetings | Reply rate | Cost per meeting |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | 11.2% | $84 | |
| 11 | 9.6% | $97 | |
| 9 | 8.4% | $118 | |
| Team | 34 | 9.9% | $97 |
Juniper & Co
Client workspaces
Add a client
9 hrs
saved per rep, every week
How they did it · Cobaltix
“I'm the whole sales team. It finds companies that just raised, writes the first draft and waits for my OK. It sends from my own Gmail, so replies land where I already work.”
Daniel OkaforFounder, Tallyhawk3.1×
more meetings than their old templates
How they did it · Fernbrook Health
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unsourced facts sent, across 2,140 emails
How they did it · Orbitline