A cold email setup built with Claude Code, installed by tonight.
Sending domains, mailboxes, authentication and warm-up, built one pasted prompt at a time. Claude Code does the clicking and checking with you, so the part that usually sits on your to-do list for weeks gets finished in an afternoon.
$97 $17 one time · 30-day money-back guarantee
A course you install.
No DNS headaches.
No hiring a tech person.
No burned domains in week one.
No guessing whether your emails are landing.
You won't have to learn what an SPF record is.
You won't have to hire a tech person or a cold email agency.
You won't have to click through four dashboards and hope you got the settings right.
You won't have to find out three weeks from now that everything went to spam.
Claude Code does the clicking, checks its own work, and stops to ask you before it spends a dollar.
You already know cold email works for B2B. For most people, the thing that stalls it is the setup: buying the right domains, building the mailboxes, getting SPF and DKIM and DMARC right, and warming everything up without burning it, and every one of those has to be right before a single email goes out.
By tonight you'll have
Everything you get today
| What's inside | What it would cost you to hire it out |
|---|---|
| 7 copy-paste setup prompts that walk Claude Code through every step | $1,500 |
| The setup rules file: domain math, naming rules, mailbox formats, warm-up limits | $3,000 |
| Health check and pre-launch prompts for days 7, 14, 20 and 21 | $500 |
| My partner codes, worth about $994 in the first year | $994 |
| Total value | $5,994 |
Yours today for $97 $17.
For comparison, a cold email agency charges $3,000 to $8,000 a month to run this same infrastructure for you.
If all this did was save you the week most people lose to DNS records and warm-up settings, it would have paid for itself many times over.
Why I'm the one writing this
When I started my first business, every one of my early clients came from cold email. That turned into a cold email agency, which at its peak was doing $50,000 a month with a team of six of us, and we were still swamped. I sold it earlier this year.
Every single client started the same way, with domains and mailboxes and DNS records and warm-up, and it's the part nobody ever sees but it decides whether anyone ever sees your email. These days I tell Claude Code what I want, and it handles all the work. This guide gives you that workflow as 7 copy-paste prompts.
These could be in your inbox!
Case Studies
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A firm selling into healthcare needed to reach hospitals and medical groups, and win back past clients.
146,000 emails → 146 interested replies → 8 new clients in 4 months, plus 41 qualified prospects
A firm serving IT and finance companies had no outbound system at all.
176,000 emails → 164 interested replies → 4 retainer clients, about $8,000 a month recurring within 120 days
A device insurance provider was selling into schools, where sales cycles run long.
A $100,000+ pipeline built with school administrators
A digital agency wanted to sell its services white-label to other agencies.
424 interested replies → 99 booked calls in under 4 months
A lead generation agency needed to sell a high-ticket service across four industries.
428 interested replies across four industries
Who actually has time to prospect?
You already know you should be automating your lead generation, because nobody running a business has 3 hours a day to find prospects, look them up and write to them one at a time. With this setup, Claude Code does the prospecting work with you, and cold email becomes your appointment setter: it starts the conversations, and you show up for the ones that want to talk.
And unlike ads, you choose exactly who hears from you. With Meta you pay for whoever the algorithm sends you, and that means junk form-fills and bots. Cold email is precision prospecting: the companies you picked, the people with the title you want, in the cities you serve.
The math: what a lead costs you
| Channel | Average B2B cost per lead | Who you get |
|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn ads | $202 | Whoever clicks and fills out the form |
| Meta ads | $145 | Whoever the algorithm finds, bots and junk included |
| Your cold email setup | about $16 per interested reply | Only the companies and people you chose |
Here's how the cold email number works, using this guide's default setup:
- What it costs: your tools run about $247 a month, plus about $97 for a pack of contacts. Call it $344 a month.
- What it sends: 20 domains at about 50 emails each is 1,000 emails a business day, or about 22,000 a month.
- What comes back: my benchmark is one interested reply for every 1,000 emails, so that's about 22 interested replies a month.
- What each one costs: $344 ÷ 22 = about $16 per interested reply, and every one is a person at a company you picked who wrote back asking to talk.
Ad benchmarks: Metadata 2026 B2B Paid Media Benchmark, covering 2025 spend. Results not guaranteed.
If you're thinking…
That's a completely fair reaction to the words DNS record, and it's the reason this is written as prompts. You paste one in, Claude does the work and tells you in plain words what it did, and it stops and asks before it spends money or changes anything.
It does when the setup is wrong, which is exactly why most of this guide is authentication and warm-up.
Set that aside for an hour and run Prompt 1. It takes about 5 minutes, and you'll know by the end of it whether this is going to work for you.
You sell to businesses, you want your own sending setup rather than renting someone else's, and you can give it an afternoon.
You want to put in zero work. This does take some setup on your end. If that's you, I can build it for you instead. See how →
How it runs
Hear it from someone else
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"Their email marketing campaigns delivered warm, qualified conversations that turned into signed contracts and real revenue. The ROI has been exceptional." Vicki, owner, recruiting firm
"I secured new clients and job orders that were successfully filled. The biggest problem it solved for me was I needed to get my presentation meetings up." Kinga
"One of those rare professionals who brings both heart and strategy to everything she does… consistently creative, thoughtful, and results-driven." Lacey
"I thought cold email was not a useful tool for us but obviously we were just working with the wrong people!" Mike
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Even though it's only $17, you worked for that money, and it counts. If it isn't what you expected, email [email protected] within 30 days and we'll refund your $17, no questions asked.
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$97 $17 one time · 30-day money-back guarantee