Two sales campaigns running on their own, in about 30 minutes

Sign up with your work email. You get a 14-day trial with full access. One trial per account, so use the address you really work from.

Start here, not with the manual screens. Open Autopilot, answer five short questions, and the AI builds the whole campaign for you.

• Your name and company, and your website if you have one.
• What you sell, in one plain sentence.
• Who you sell to, in one plain sentence.
• What you want out of it: booked meetings, signups, or sales.
• Press Start. The AI writes the buyer profile, the emails, and the follow-ups.

You do not have to know any of the jargon. Write it the way you'd say it out loud. The AI turns that into job titles, company sizes, industries and locations to search for.

Pick whichever is easiest. This is the address your buyers will see and reply to.

• Gmail or Google Workspace — sign in with Google, about 30 seconds.
• Microsoft 365 or Outlook — sign in with Microsoft, same thing.
• Your own mail server — paste host, port, username and password.

Two things only. Copy the short list of DNS records onto your domain — or press Email to IT and let your admin do it — then pick the From address buyers see, like sales@yourcompany.com. Press Check setup and watch each line turn green. Everything else is handled for you.

Autopilot shows you the buyer profile, the first email, and the follow-ups before anything is sent. Read the first three drafts. Change a sentence if you want it to sound more like you. Then approve.

• Emails are short and written in plain words — no hype, no jargon.
• Each one ends with one easy question the reader can answer.
• Every message is personalised with real facts about the person and their company.

So the AI can finish the job instead of just asking. Paste your booking link (Calendly, Cal.com, Google Calendar, or use the built-in one) and, if you sell a product people can sign up for, add that link too. When a buyer shows interest, the AI shares the right one and the meeting lands on your calendar.

Open Autopilot and switch it on for the campaign you just built. From here it runs on its own: it finds new people who match your buyer profile, fills in the missing details about them, writes each email, sends at sensible times in the reader's own time zone, chases the ones who go quiet, reads the replies, and books meetings.

• Only people who score 60 or higher against your buyer profile get emailed.
• Weak matches are dropped and never looked at again.
• You'll see a green Running badge and live numbers on the page.

Go back to Autopilot and run it again, this time describing a different group. The point is that the two campaigns test different ideas at the same time, so you learn twice as fast.

• Same product, different job title — e.g. campaign one talks to the head of sales, campaign two talks to the IT lead.
• Different industry — e.g. software companies in one, manufacturers in the other.
• Different size or country — small companies in one, large ones in the other.
• Different offer — a demo in one, a trial signup in the other.

Each campaign keeps its own buyer profile, its own list of people, and its own emails. Nothing is shared, so one never steals the other's prospects.

Switch the second campaign on the same way. Both now run side by side. Sellscape takes turns between them so your mailbox never sends too much in one go, and it spaces the messages out through the day like a person would.

From now on the only screen you need in the morning is Today. It shows who replied, who's warm and worth a personal note, anything the AI wants a decision on, and the meetings on your calendar. Everything else keeps running while you get on with your day.