Say what you do, and where.
Two sentences, or your website. We read it, work out who buys from you, and go looking for companies that match — real ones, with a name and an address, not a list you have to clean.

Say what you do and where you want customers. We find real companies that match, then reach out — email first, calls for the ones worth it, and WhatsApp once they are talking to you.
Free. We read your site and show real companies that match. The first 100 emails to them are on us, then it’s $29 a month. No card to look.
100
First emails on us. No card, no subscription
2 answers
What you do, and where you want clients. That is the setup
1 inbox
Email, phone and WhatsApp in the same thread
How it works
Every step below is something the software does on its own once you have described what you sell. Nothing is contacted before you approve it.
Two sentences, or your website. We read it, work out who buys from you, and go looking for companies that match — real ones, with a name and an address, not a list you have to clean.
Tell us what you are offering and what to ask for, the way you would brief a person. Every email is written to it, and opens on something we actually verified about that company.
Every claim carries the page it came from. No score without a reason behind it.
The same brief, spoken. It books, qualifies, or hands the thread to a person.
Email, phone and WhatsApp write into the same inbox, as the same conversation.
You approve the list before anything leaves. Somebody who opts out mid-call is suppressed across email, phone and WhatsApp before that call has ended — one list, not three.
One audience, brought into focus
Speek brings scattered market signals into one clear, ranked audience—then gives every promising person a thoughtful, consistent conversation.

432 people matched. The best 18 are ready for a call.
Two lists
Different jobs, one agent — and nothing contacted before you approve it.
Renewals, reviews, the ones who never came back — by phone, WhatsApp or email, whichever reaches them.
Matched, scored, with the evidence and the source for every claim. Nobody is contacted before you approve them.
Phone, WhatsApp, email
Most companies publish an email. Fewer publish a phone number. Speek opens the conversation on whichever exists — same agent either way.
WhatsApp is the third column for a reason: it is where a conversation carries on, not where a cold one starts. Meta only allows a business to message someone first with an approved template, so we use it once they have replied — and for reminders to people who are already your customers.
Share of researched companies publishing each contact method.
Persona, knowledge and rules configured once. The voice that answers the phone writes the email.
Someone who says no mid-call is suppressed everywhere before that call has ended.
A call that runs out of time carries on by WhatsApp or email, with everything already said.
When it needs a person, it hands over the transcript and the next step, and stops replying.
Addresses are read off a company’s own page, never guessed from the domain — guessed addresses bounce, and bounces are what get a sending domain blocked.
Why it does not sound like a robot
Any model sounds good on one sentence. What people hang up on is a line that apologises and commits at the same pitch. Every sentence here is written with the delivery it needs — play both reads and you can hear which one you would stay on the phone for.
They said
“Someone's taken four hundred pounds off my card and nobody will talk to me.”
I can hear this has been a frustrating morning, and I'm sorry.
Absorbs it. Anything brisker here reads as a script being followed.
The card is locked now, so nothing else can be taken from it.
Level, not soothing. This is a fact, and it is the one that stops the panic.
A fraud specialist will call you within thirty minutes.
Firms up. A commitment said in the same tone as the apology is not heard as one.
Hear both
Same words, same voice, same request. One is sent as plain text with a single setting; the other carries the direction above.
Play both — the difference is the point.
Live product demo
This is the outbound call, and you are the company on the other end. Ask who is calling, say you already have someone, ask to be taken off the list — the transcript and the actions it reports update as it happens.
Allow microphone access and play the company being contacted. The browser joins a real LiveKit room with the Speek voice agent.
Question who is calling, say a supplier is already in place, or ask to be removed. Every turn is transcribed live from the active room.
Whether it qualified you, booked a time, or suppressed you across every channel is reported beside the transcript—not filled with sample metrics.
Hear it selling for you
Outbound for firms selling projects and retainers to other businesses.
Outbound for contractors selling maintenance and installation into commercial sites.
Outbound for agencies placing people into roles they have found themselves.
Launch
Finding the companies and emailing them is the whole job on its own, and it needs no number bought and no carrier set up. Calls and WhatsApp are there when they earn their place.
The practical questions
Bring the call your team repeats every day. We will turn it into a live, testable voice workflow.