Sequences that earn
the reply.
Give us the brief — who you sell to, what you sell, what proof you have. You get a day-by-day sequence with two subject angles per email, a deliverability read, and copy you can send without editing it into the ground.
Free. No signup to generate your first sequence.
A full outbound cadence — hook, proof, objection handling, and a dignified break-up.
Option 1 · Quick Start
Recommended · ~30 secAuto-prefill your campaign brief in seconds
Best if you want a head start. Drop a company URL and we'll pre-fill the builder fields for you. You can review and edit every suggestion before generating the sequence.
Suggestions come from /api/prefill and never overwrite fields until you apply them.
Option 2 · Sequence Builder
Full control · ~2 minDesign high-intent outbound sequences in minutes
Best if you want full control. Walk through the four-step brief (Business → Target → Offer → Advanced) to generate a personalized multi-email campaign with deliverability-aware copy, timeline sequencing, and one-click exports. Used Quick Start above? The fields below are already pre-filled — review, tweak, then hit Generate.
Step 1 of 4
Business
Business Context
Set your brand and positioning context first so every email feels on-message.
Learn: Cold Email Sequence Guide
Expert-backed sequence strategy with iExcel execution standards
We synthesized methods from six leading outbound experts and translated them into an iExcel operator playbook built for real campaigns, not theory decks.
We design each sequence as a progression, not a template blast: Email 1 earns relevance, Email 2 adds specific value, Email 3 de-risks with proof, Email 4 introduces a new angle, and Email 5 closes politely. Each touch has one objective and one response path.
Frequently Asked Questions
Advanced cold email answers from the iExcel team
These are the questions we answer in live outbound engagements when teams need better reply quality, stronger meetings, and less guesswork.
For most B2B motions, 4 to 5 emails is the practical baseline. Fewer usually leaves pipeline on the table; more can create fatigue unless each touch adds distinct value. iExcel defaults to 5 and trims only when segment intent is high.