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94 seconds.
A million in pipeline.

One SAMpaign scans two thousand contacts at your target accounts, keeps the hundred carrying a live signal, writes to each from that account’s own history, and books the meetings. You review and approve. That is the whole job.

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2,000 CONTACTS IN 94 SECONDS OF WORK
$0
PIPELINE CREATED
5 meetings booked × $200k enterprise ACV
The Economics

The constraint is not effort.
It is reply rate.

Headcount cost is fixed the day you hire. Reply rate is not.

$134k
One SDR, fully loaded
SalesHive 2026
$766
Per meeting booked
Alba Talent 2026
2% → 6%
Generic vs signal-led reply
Martal 2026
TODAY · TEMPLATE OUTREACH$765
COST PER MEETING
SIGNAL-LED OUTREACH$255
COST PER MEETING

Six SDRs, $804k, same cost either way. Only the reply rate moved. Benchmarks above, applied — not a measured Samora result.

The Mechanism

Why the reply rate moves.

A standalone sequencer is blind to your pipeline, so it writes from a template and a first name. SAMpaigns are anchored to the account: every send is informed by the deal history, and every reply returns as verified signal. That is the only lever in the chain above that software can actually pull.

01
Hunt the right people
Say once who a good buyer looks like. SAM goes and finds them inside your target accounts, ranked by fit.
02
Learn who they really are
Real title, real seniority, real department, and what their company is publicly moving on. Only for people your team has actually touched.
03
Write to each one personally
Not a template with a name dropped in. Each message is written from what you sell and what has actually happened on that account.
04
Land in the inbox, not the spam folder
You read them, change what you want, approve. They go out from your own mailbox at a pace that protects it.
05
Every reply comes back as proof
Opens, replies and bounces return to the account on their own, so the pipeline number moves without anyone updating a field.
SAMPAIGN · ME EXPANSION Q3SYNCING
GOAL · BOOK 15-MIN DEMO 42 CONTACTS
SEND QUEUE
Ahmed R. · VP Ops, Shell · replied · moved to pipeline
Priya M. · Head of RTM, Danone · opened 3×, no reply · step 3 of 5
Karim B. · Director, Carrefour ME · scheduled for Thu 9:15 AM
Lena F. · CFO, Mondelez · held — already in an active deal thread
WRITTEN BY SAM · PRIYA M.
Priya — saw Danone is expanding distributor coverage across the Gulf. Most RTM teams hit the same wall there: field data lands three days late, so the forecast is always a week behind reality…
WRITTEN FROM · YOUR BUYER PROFILE · YOUR PRODUCTS · 6 THINGS KNOWN ABOUT THIS ACCOUNT
Why It Converts

Context the sequencer never had.

A standalone tool writes from a template and a first name. SAM writes from the buyer profile you defined, what you actually sell, and everything already known about that account.

Knows what you sell, because Admin defines the catalog once
Knows the account history, because it reads the same signals as the pipeline
Holds back contacts already in a live deal thread, so you never double-touch
Every draft is reviewable and editable before a single send goes out
Also Included

The prospecting layer,
in the same system.

🕵Saved buyer profilesDescribe a good contact once: titles, seniority, departments, geography. Reuse it on every campaign instead of rebuilding filters each time.
📤CSV and CRM importBring a list from anywhere. Import contacts or whole account books from your existing CRM, then let SAM fill in the missing details.
🔄Promote to pipelineWhen a lead replies with intent, promote it to a tracked opportunity in one click. Lead and deal stay separate until you decide otherwise.
⚖Lead and deal, never mergedSDR leads and AE opportunities stay in distinct layers. A domain collision raises a read-only flag rather than silently fusing two records.

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