AI cold email generator
A cold email that reads like a person wrote it, two subject lines to choose between, and three follow-ups that don’t say “just bumping this”.
How do I write a cold email that gets a reply?
Keep the first one under 120 words, open with a sentence about them rather than about you, name one problem they would recognise, and ask for something small enough to answer in a word. Then follow up three times with a new angle each time, not a reminder. This generator applies all of that by default: it writes the sequence, offers alternative subject lines, and lists anything it had to assume so you can check it before sending. It will not invent facts about the recipient. Once the email is written, the harder problem is who to send it to — that is what the 7.5M+ verified US business contacts behind LeadQuasar are for.
How it works
- 1
Say what you sell
One sentence is enough — “SEO services for dental practices”. Pick a goal and a tone.
- 2
Add the prospect, or don’t
Name, company, title and website are optional. Blank fields produce a real email, not a template with brackets in it.
- 3
Copy the sequence
Subject lines, the email and three follow-ups spaced across days 3, 7 and 14. Every part has its own copy button.
Questions
Is the cold email generator free?
Yes — ten sequences a day with no account and no card. The limit exists to stop it being scripted, not to push you into signing up. Each run gives you the full sequence: subject line with two alternatives, the email itself, and three follow-ups.
Will it invent things about the person I'm emailing?
No, and this is the one rule the generator is strictest about. It will not fabricate funding rounds, headcounts, awards, recent news or mutual connections. Where it had to assume something to write a line, it lists that assumption above the email so you can check it before sending. A personalised email built on an invented fact is worse than an obviously generic one.
Do I have to fill in the prospect's details?
Only what you're selling is required. Name, company, job title and website are optional, and leaving them blank produces a genuinely generic email rather than one with [Company] placeholders in it. Filling them in makes the opening line specific to that person.
How long are the emails?
The first email is held under 120 words on purpose. Cold emails longer than that get skimmed and deleted — the goal of a first touch is a reply, not a pitch. The follow-ups are shorter still, and the last one is a break-up email that makes it easy for someone to say no.
What makes this better than asking ChatGPT?
The rules are already in it. It won't open with "I hope this email finds you well", won't use "Quick question" as a subject line, won't say "just bumping this" in a follow-up, and won't reach for words like seamless or game-changing. You get a sequence with send-day spacing rather than one email, and every part has a copy button.
Who do I send it to?
LeadQuasar holds 7.5 million+ verified US business contacts with emails and direct phone numbers. A free account unlocks 50 a day. The tools here are built to hand off to each other — work out your target with the ICP generator, find the companies, then write the email on this page.
The rest of the toolkit
Every one of these is free and hands off to the next.
Now find someone to send it to
7.5M+ verified US business contacts. A free account unlocks 50 a day, with email and direct phone. No card.
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