An AI sales agent for B2B teams in Kazakhstan and the CIS. It discovers prospects, studies each one, drafts personalised emails in Russian, Kazakh or English, and follows up on day 3 and day 7 — until someone replies.
Manually researching each prospect, drafting an opener, rewriting the subject line. By Wednesday afternoon, you've sent 12 emails and run out of context.
Inboxes are louder than ever. Generic openers get filtered before a human reads them. Your 4-hour day produces, at best, one good conversation.
Variables like {{first_name}} aren't personalisation. Real outreach requires reading the prospect's site, their LinkedIn, last week's press — something a human does, but not at scale.
A sentence is enough. "B2B logistics companies in KZ, 50–500 employees, expanding cross-border." The agent does the rest.
> icp.create({
region: "KZ, UZ, RU",
size: "50-500",
sector: "logistics · b2b",
signal: "expansion"
})
SAVED — icp_028
Pulls from 200M+ verified B2B contacts, filtered to the CIS market and the decision-makers who actually open email.
SEARCHING… · kazpost.kz ✓ 14 leads · tagai.uz ✓ 6 leads · ozon-express.ru ✓ 22 leads · halyk.kz ✓ 9 leads · … TOTAL 248 PROSPECTS
Reads the prospect's website, news mentions, LinkedIn role. Identifies the hook that's unique to them — not to their industry.
aigerim.bekova @ kazpost ─ ops director, 6y ─ press: "14 regions, Q3" ─ stack: 1c, asana, slack ─ hook: rollout timeline CONFIDENCE 0.87 ✓
In the prospect's preferred language. Reference to their specific hook. Subject lines that don't sound like a template. Sent through your Gmail.
DRAFT · RU SUBJ · Развёртывание в 14 регионах HOOK · onboarding velocity LENGTH · 91 words · readable in 22s SCHED · Tue 09:14 Almaty OK TO SEND ✓
Detects a real reply (not an out-of-office). Pauses the cadence the moment a human responds. Follow-ups on day 3 and day 7 if silent.
Two minutes from blank inbox to a 248-lead campaign — including the moment the agent re-writes a subject line because the first draft "sounded like a template."
A personalised draft appears here, character by character — exactly how the agent writes when it picks up a new lead in your inbox.
Cadence runs a precise sequence. The moment a real reply lands, the agent pauses the thread and hands the conversation back to you. No double-emails. No "still interested?" messages after a yes.
Subject references the prospect's specific hook. Body opens with context they recognise. Sent through your own Gmail address — not a third-party SMTP.
Posted to the original thread, not as a new email. Two sentences. References the same hook with a fresh angle. Quiet, not pushy.
A graceful close. Offers an out, leaves the door open. The agent stops here — no chasing into week three. Calmer than every cold sequence you've ever run.
A human replied — not an auto-responder, not a calendar bot. The agent pauses every scheduled message in the thread and hands the conversation back to you, with full context attached.
Apollo and Clay weren't designed with Cyrillic subject lines, KZ market hours, or Kazakh greetings in mind. Cadence was — from the database up.
Detects the prospect's language from their site, name, and domain — then writes accordingly. No bolt-on translation layer.
Understands KZ holiday calendars, the difference between Nauryz and a quiet Tuesday, and that decision-makers in Tashkent don't read email after 7pm.
No SMTP relays, no domain warming services, no "deliverability score" dashboards. Cadence sends from your real inbox, where your replies already live.
We're onboarding fifty CIS-based B2B teams before public launch. No card, no contract — just the agent, your Gmail, and three months to see if it changes how you sell.