Clients and partners walk in.
Every client, freelancer, and platform partner you have emailed is on your guest list. Slack invites, file shares, and project comms flow exactly the way they do today.
What this audience is up against.
Numbers from public sources, attributed below each card. None of these problems are hypothetical.
20+
Source: Pinpoint Marketing Industry Survey 2024
86 hrs
Source: McKinsey Global Institute, knowledge-work email analysis
$4.88M
Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024
What changes when Rythm is on.
Three concrete scenarios, written for this audience.
Cold sales pitches stop interrupting deep work.
SaaS sales reps, lead-gen vendors, and "let’s collaborate" outreach hit a small cover charge before they reach you. The ones that come through paid have actually thought about your time. Most do not.
New leads still find you.
A real prospect with a project has two paths: pay a small cover charge (about four cents) to land in your inbox, or wait in the unverified folder for you to review on your schedule. Most cold prospects who opt to pay turn into qualified leads. The economics filter for intention, not interest.
What Rythm is not for, here.
Rythm is not a CRM, not a project management tool, not a sales engagement platform, and not the right tool for cold outreach you send on behalf of clients. It does not manage proposals, schedule kick-offs, or replace your existing email service provider. Rythm sits in front of your inbox and decides who gets through. Everything else stays where it lives today.
One plan. One price.
Keep your existing Gmail or Outlook. Cancel anytime.
$1.65
per month
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Frequently asked
Related reading.
Curated for this audience.
Email security for marketing agencies
A field guide for boutique agency owners on inbox protection and the cold-pitch firehose.
8 min
How to stop cold emails
A simple model for breaking the economics of mass outreach.
6 min
The hidden cost of 30 minutes of email triage
What 30 daily minutes of inbox sorting actually costs over a year.
6 min
