Build campaigns that learn what works.
Multistep sequences with a delay per step, variants you test against each other, subsequences that react to replies, and analytics per step and per variant. Sent from your warmed mailboxes, inside the hours you set.
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Step 1 · Email
Sent 1,180
Subject · Quick question about outbound at {{company}}
Step 2 · Email
Sent 864
Subject · Re: Quick question about outbound at {{company}}
Step 3 · Email
Sent 402
Subject · Should I close the loop?
Step 1 · variant performance
Last 14 days
590
27
590
46
B is replying at almost twice the rate. Sending continues until you pick a winner.
How it works
1
Import leads from a list or CSV
Bring in the contacts you verified. Duplicates are merged and custom variables come along.
2
Write the sequence
Each step is an email with a delay in days. Add variants to a step and LeadVector splits sends between them.
3
Launch inside your windows
Set sending hours, time zone, and weekdays. LeadVector rotates across your healthy mailboxes and respects daily limits.
Test the sequence, not just a subject line.
Add variants to any step. LeadVector splits sends between them and reports opens, clicks, and replies per variant, so you learn what works at every stage of the conversation.
Variants per step with per-variant analytics
Lead and custom variables in subject and body
Per-step reporting across the whole sequence
Step 1 · variant performance
Last 14 days
590
27
590
46
B is replying at almost twice the rate. Sending continues until you pick a winner.
Subsequences
On reply
Stop sequence, move to Unibox
On interested
Send booking link
On out of office
Wait 7 days, resume
Subsequences that react.
When a lead replies, shows interest, or is out of office, a subsequence takes over with its own steps and schedule. The main sequence stops for that lead.
Trigger-based subsequences with independent schedules
Replied, bounced, and unsubscribed leads are marked automatically
Leads move to Unibox the moment they answer
Questions
Common questions about campaigns.
How many steps can a sequence have?
As many as you need. Each step has its own delay in days and can carry variants.
What does analytics show?
Leads, sent, opens, clicks, replies, bounces, and rates, with a daily chart, per-step and per-variant breakdowns, and a searchable activity feed.
Which mailboxes send a campaign?
The ones you assign. LeadVector rotates across them, skips any in cooldown, and respects per-mailbox daily limits.