Conex handles research, sequencing, personalization, and delivery — autonomously. Stop building lists. Stop writing templates. Stop managing send limits.
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No credit card. No setup. Just results.
Why Conex
Conex is the autonomous prospecting layer built for modern go-to-market teams.
AI analyzes company signals, team changes, funding rounds, and product launches to identify your best-fit accounts automatically.
Every message is generated with genuine context — not find-replace tokens. Your prospects get relevant, specific outreach.
Sequences span email and LinkedIn — with intelligent send-time optimization and deliverability monitoring built in.
Reply rates, click-through, pipeline created, and conversion — all tracked in real time so you know what's working.
Conex learns from every response. Low-performing angles are dropped, high-performing ones are amplified — automatically.
Contacts, activities, and pipeline signals flow into your CRM automatically — no manual data entry, ever.
How it works
Conex runs autonomously from day one. No onboarding marathons, no configuration hell.
Tell Conex your ICP — industry, company size, tech stack, geography. The agent builds the target list autonomously.
Choose your value props and campaign goals. Conex generates personalized multi-step sequences for each prospect.
Conex runs the full cycle — outreach, follow-ups, replies, and booked meetings. You review and close.
Conex is built by a founder who previously built Terrakotta — a calling tool that helped outbound teams reach more prospects. That experience revealed the real bottleneck: not outreach channels, but the entire research-to-personalization-to-delivery loop.
Conex is the autonomous evolution of that. AI-native from the ground up.
Stanford CS / Columbia grad · YC W24 founder
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