Salesforge

Salesforge blends humans & AI agents to maximise sales pipeline coverage.

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Quick Pitch
October 24, 2024

The Market

B2B sales have got harder and harder since the 2021 tech bubble popped. As a result more companies are turning to SaaS businesses to help them reach the clients they want to convert. This demand, as well as the advance of AI, has led to companies such as Salesforge being founded, which aim to help companies expand their pipeline coverage.

This week's business solves two major problems: 

  • Complex Email Management: Salesforge connects multiple mailboxes in one tab to simplify email outreach and reduce tool switching.

  • Low Email Outreach Effectiveness: Salesforge improves deliverability and personalisation with AI, ensuring high open rates and minimal bounce rates.

One Liner

Generate sales pipeline by sending a unique email either using an AI co-pilot or autopilot mode.

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Due Diligence

APPEALS

Strong user reviews: Salesforge has gathered a large number of high quality reviews from its users, who clearly love the product.

Rapid Growth: Growing to $3M ARR in 15 months is no easy feat, highlighting that Salesforge is clearly solving a real problem for many customers.

POTENTIAL RISKS

Market Saturation: The email outreach and sales automation market is highly competitive, with numerous established players. Salesforge may struggle to differentiate itself sufficiently from competitors like Outreach, SalesLoft, or HubSpot, making it challenging to acquire and retain customers in a crowded marketplace.

Competition

As noted competition is fierce in this space There are a few larger players doing similar things (such as Instantly and Apollo.io) as well as new entrants cropping up. In this industry quality and results will determine success.

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