You say what you sell
One sentence. Or paste an article, a customer problem, or your website, and it reads the context.
See the plannerWrite one sentence about what you sell. Rispora finds the businesses that need it, writes to each one from your own accounts, and hands you the replies already sorted.
You say what you sell and approve the plan. Everything after that runs on its own, and you can check every part of it.
One sentence. Or paste an article, a customer problem, or your website, and it reads the context.
See the plannerEvery group, the exact search behind it, and why. Edit or remove any of it.
See a planOnly real replies reach you, grouped by what the person wants, with a draft waiting.
See the inboxEmails go out from your own accounts. On Growth and Pro, every contact and reply is also written back to your CRM automatically.
Other AI tools ask you to trust them blindly. Rispora shows you the plan first, every group, the exact search, and the reason why. None of it runs until you say so.
Emails go out from your own email accounts, taking turns and starting slowly, so providers keep trusting your address and your emails land in inboxes, not spam.
See it in the productEmail and LinkedIn today, written for each company in whatever language the campaign calls for.
See it in the productOnly real replies land here, sorted by what the person wants, with a drafted response waiting. Follow-ups stop on their own once someone answers.
See it in the productFrom found to contacted to replied, by channel and by campaign. Real counts from your own campaigns, never inflated numbers.
See it in the productPick a step to see what the product shows you at that moment.
Replace the list exports, the enrichment credits and the Friday CRM catch-up with one platform you approve.
A workspace per client, each with its own sending accounts and CRM.
Outbound that runs while you build, without hiring an SDR first.
Reps spend their day on replies instead of building lists.
Keep a pipeline warm between engagements with no manual chasing.
Still unsure about something? Ask us directly. A person answers.