Companies I've worked with
No SDR to hire, no ramp, no ad spend. We track buying signals across your market, reach the decision-maker while the signal is still warm, and put qualified meetings on your calendar. You show up and sell.
Most teams under 10 reps have the same four problems at once. Any one of them is survivable. Together they cost you the quarter.
Prospecting is the first thing that gets dropped when a deal, a hire, or a product issue takes the week. Pipeline arrives in bursts, then stops.
A list built in January is contacted in March. Nobody knows which of those companies raised, hired, or lost their head of sales in between.
Sending 5,000 identical emails burns the domain, the market, and the brand. Reply rates under 1% aren't a copy problem, they're a targeting problem.
Sourcing, onboarding, ramp. Six months and $50k before the first consistent meeting, and it all walks out the door if they leave.
The companies you want are already in market. You just don't know which ones, or when.
Built for B2B teams selling deals above $15k, with a sales team under 10.
We detect buying signals, build targeted lists, and send personalised emails to decision-makers the moment they're ready. Not a blast. A precise shot.
Email and LinkedIn run together. Connection requests, DMs, and follow-ups synced so the same buyer sees you twice, in two places, without being spammed.
Before any campaign, we map your ICP, study your best clients' language, and identify the exact signals that mean buying intent in your market.
No paid ads. No cold calling. Cold email only.
Signal detection is automated. Market research, copywriting, and daily monitoring are human.
We analyse your CRM, your won deals, your USP, and your best clients' language. We identify the exact signals that indicate buying intent in your market, then monitor them across LinkedIn jobs, funding data, executive moves, and tech stack changes.
Each signal is scored by urgency. P1 companies get contacted within 48h, P2 within a week. No signal falls through the cracks.
Each company's site is analysed. Product, ICP, and the right angle extracted before a single word gets written.
A human writes it, using the signal context and real research. Specific enough that it could only have been sent to that company.
Sequences run on warmed-up secondary domains, never your main one. When a prospect replies positively, we handle the back and forth and book the meeting into your calendar.
Every industry has its own triggers. These are examples. We map yours during setup.
Every message starts with detected signals and real account research. Here is an example from industrial automation, using a real, dated market signal.
Hi Darius,
Saw the June acquisition of Able Tool and Planet Products, then the $70M Southwest Ohio announcement three weeks later. Two shops folded into one Production Machining Center of Excellence, and 200 people to hire around it.
Add the EOS and Nikon SLM orders on top and it stops looking like a capacity purchase. It looks like a line that still has to be designed: how the printers feed the machining cells, what tends them, where inspection sits, how any of it reports back.
In our experience that work usually gets scoped after the equipment is committed and before the ramp date is public. That window tends to run 90 to 180 days, and it closes quietly.
Is the integration scope for the Cincinnati CoE already allocated, or still being shaped internally?
The market isn't replacing outbound. It's splitting in two: generic SDRs who spam, and signal-driven operators who convert.
We analyse your CRM, case studies, and USP. We identify your industry's buying signals, configure the system, build sequences, and test the first angles. No outreach yet. We do it right before we do it fast.
System goes live. P1 signals get contacted within 48h, P2 within a week. First replies come in. First qualified meetings land on your calendar.
Meetings appear consistently every week. We refine angles based on reply data, double down on what converts, and cut what doesn't.
More signals, more markets, more sequences. Adjacent ICPs, new signal categories, a reliable pipeline that runs without your input.
Six years in sales, most of it opening doors at enterprise accounts. Ranked #1 out of 16 on my team at Skeepers. Strategic Consultant at LinkedIn Talent Solutions, 10+ meetings booked per week. Today I run outbound across French, Spanish, UK and US markets, at 153% of quota in Q2. I built GetUpFast because I kept hitting the same wall: thousands of companies in my territory, and no way to know which ones were ready to buy right now.
No. Tools that blast AI-generated emails land under 1% reply rates. Signal detection is automated, but market research, list building, copywriting, and iteration are done by a human. Automation does the scanning. The intelligence behind it isn't automated.
An SDR works a fixed list, ramps in 4 to 6 months, and takes the system with them when they leave. GetUpFast monitors entire markets, acts within 48h of a signal, and generates first meetings in 2 weeks. No ramp, no recruitment risk, no notice period.
Clay and Apollo find and enrich contacts. That's where most teams stop. We detect the buying signal, score it by urgency, write the message, test it, and iterate weekly. We're additive, not a replacement.
GetUpFast's, on our own warmed-up domains. Your main domain is never used and never at risk. When a prospect replies positively, we handle the exchange and hand over a booked meeting.
There's no long-term lock-in. You'll see reply data from week 3 and know where you stand well before you've spent a quarter finding out. If the market isn't responding, we'd rather say so and change the angle than run out the contract.
B2B companies with a deal size above $15k and a sales team under 10, primarily SaaS. The approach also works for consultancies and agencies. Every industry has its own buying triggers, and we map yours during setup.
15 minutes. We look at your market, the signals in it, and whether this is worth doing. No pitch.
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