AI copilot

An AI copilot for cold email. Describe the campaign, review what it builds.

The assistant drafts campaigns, openers and replies from your own workspace. Nothing sends until you approve it.

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Works inside Fuzegenai, and in Claude, Cursor or Claude Code.

Copilot · Campaign builder

Sample conversation

Ready

You

Build a campaign for the Series A founders list. Three steps, friendly, no pitch in the first email.

Copilot

Drafted "Series A founders": 3 steps over 9 days, attached to the list, sending from your 4 ready mailboxes. Review the steps before launch?

You

Why did last week's campaign get fewer replies?

Copilot

Step 2 replies at 0.4% against 2.9% for step 1, and it reuses step 1's subject line. Want two new subject lines to A/B test?

Describe your sequence.
Watch the copilot draft it.

Pick a starter prompt or type your own. The copilot returns a full multi-step sequence: subjects, bodies and send timing. No sign-up to look.

Try a starter prompt

Demo runs canned previews. Your prompt isn't sent anywhere until you sign up.

Copilot · Sequence draft

Awaiting prompt

Idle

Pick a starter prompt or type your own. The drafted sequence will land here — step timing, subjects, and bodies in your voice.

Four jobs, all approved by you.

The assistant does the typing. You keep the judgement, and the send button.

Campaigns from a prompt

Say who it is for and why. Get the steps, wording and settings.

Intent labels

Every reply sorted: interested, meeting, question, out of office.

Reply drafts

Interested leads get a drafted reply. You edit it and send.

Campaign analysis

Ask why a campaign stalled. It reads the numbers and answers.

What the copilot knows, and what it doesn't.

The copilot works from your own workspace: your campaigns and their numbers, your lead lists, your inbox and the health of your mailboxes. Ask why a campaign stalled and it reads the step-by-step results before it answers. Ask for a campaign and you get the steps, the wording and the settings, as a draft.

AI openers are written from three fields on the lead: name, company and title. The copilot does not browse a prospect's website or read their posts, so it cannot know what they announced last week. If an opener seems to, treat it as made up and cut it. Lead briefs work differently: they give a short background on a lead, written only from sources.

That is why we suggest a tiered approach: researched openers for the accounts that matter most, AI openers for the broad middle of a list. The post AI openers vs human copy goes through where each belongs.

Built into the screens you already use.

It sits beside the inbox and the campaign editor, reading your real analytics and warmup health.

Openers from name, company and title
Subject lines to A/B test
Labels and drafts for a whole inbox
Remembers your preferences

AI Process Inbox · preview · sample data

Interested · reply drafted4

Meeting request · reply drafted2

Question3

Out of office · snooze6

Not interested3

Unsubscribe2

Guardrails that apply to every AI-written email.

Nothing the copilot drafts is sent until you approve it. Campaigns arrive as drafts. Reply drafts wait in the thread for you to edit. An inbox pass previews its labels and drafts for up to 20 threads before anything is applied.

Once approved, AI-written email goes through the same checks as anything you type. Each campaign email is spam-scored before it leaves and held back at 2.0 or above. Mailboxes that are still warming never send campaigns. A campaign pauses itself if bounces pass 3%. The pre-send spam check explains the scoring.

The copilot also remembers your preferences, so you are not repeating yourself in every prompt.

Or run it all from Claude.

Add your workspace to Claude, Cursor or Claude Code, then talk to your campaigns.

One-click connect

No API key to paste. Sign in and click Allow.

Three access levels

Read only, read and edit, or read, edit and send.

Real actions

Build campaigns, add leads, check blockers, answer threads.

Same guardrails

Spam checks and warmup rules apply to every send.

Connecting Claude, Cursor or Claude Code.

Fuzegenai runs an MCP server, the standard way AI assistants call outside tools. Paste the server URL into your assistant, click Connect, sign in, pick a workspace and an access level, and allow it. There is no API key to copy or leak.

The access level is the important choice. Read only lets the assistant look at campaigns, leads and analytics. Read and edit lets it build campaigns, add sequence steps and manage lead lists. Only read, edit and send lets it launch a campaign or send a reply, and even then the same spam checks and warmup rules apply.

Every connected assistant is listed under Developer in your settings. Disconnect one and its access stops on its very next request. Building your own integration instead? See the API page.

Threads per inbox pass

Previewed before anything applies

Access levels

For a connected assistant

2.0

Spam ceiling

AI-written email is checked too

Prompts to write

Presets for openers and replies

What it costs.

AI actions use credits, at $0.10 a credit. Sending, warmup, the inbox and analytics never use them.

Personalised opener0.1 credits per lead
Drafted inbox reply0.2 credits per draft
Lead background brief0.5 credits per brief
Campaign generated from a prompt2 credits per campaign

So openers for a list of 1,000 leads cost about 100 credits. The full table is on the pricing page.

Things outbound teams ask before signing up.

Don't see your question? Ask us. A person who builds the product will answer.

Talk to our team

Can you guarantee my emails land in the inbox?

Nobody honest can. What we do is stop the things that send mail to spam: every email is spam-scored before it leaves and held at 2.0, warming mailboxes never send campaigns, and a campaign pauses itself if bounces pass 3%.

How do I move over from Instantly or Smartlead?

Paste an API key and the importer brings your campaigns and leads across, with Instantly sequences and schedules too. There is a MailerLite importer as well. Reconnect your mailboxes and they warm up here before they send.

What's in the free trial?

14 days, no credit card. One mailbox, 50 emails, one active campaign and 1,000 contacts, so you can watch DNS checks and warmup work on your own domain. Pick a plan when you want to send more.

Which integrations are supported?

Gmail, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and any SMTP mailbox. Salesforce and Pipedrive sync both ways, HubSpot imports contacts. Google Calendar, Meet, Zoom, Calendly, Cal.com, Slack, Zapier, Make, n8n and a REST API.

Who owns my data?

You do. Export any campaign's leads to CSV or Excel whenever you like, and leave with everything you brought.

How is my workspace secured?

Two-factor authentication and single sign-on on every plan, roles for every teammate, and an audit log kept for up to a year on Enterprise. Import keys are encrypted at rest.

Can I change plans later?

Yes. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel from billing settings at any time. There is no contract and no per-seat fee.

Is AI writing my emails?

Only when you ask. The assistant drafts openers, subject lines, replies and whole campaigns, and you approve every one before it goes anywhere.