Brief → shortlist
You provide the offer, target market and exclusions. The agent researches companies and shows why each fits, with sources and gaps.
Find the right companies, review a relevant message, and manage replies in one workspace — with your agent or by hand.
Brief: introduce a B2B service to growing teams.
A new market and a relevant use case
The right team size and business model
A clear reason to start a conversation
An example workflow: begin with 5–10 companies and one message, then approve the next step. This is a walkthrough, not a promise of leads.
You provide the offer, target market and exclusions. The agent researches companies and shows why each fits, with sources and gaps.
The agent drafts a message and adds available materials. You check facts, relevance, tone and the proposed recipient list.
After activation and sender setup, review placement, cost and readiness. Authorise outreach, then inspect replies and handoff notes in CRM.
On control (seed) mailboxes. LDM observes the folder there for a sending-account × provider × message combination.
The tested copy is observed in Inbox on a control mailbox. Read the provider breakdown and test time; results may be cached.
The test does not reveal the folder at a different, final recipient. It does not guarantee that person’s Inbox, reply or sale.
Delivery billing is separate: a message marked sent and at least 24 hours without a recorded bounce. A later bounce refunds that delivery charge.
Your offer, ideal customer profile, geography, exclusions, supporting facts and any presentation. Agree what counts as a useful result before selecting companies.
Registration starts with PENDING. Reads are available; sending and other permissions require activation. Depending on your email and website, activation may require a questionnaire and review.
See the first-session walkthroughOnce the workspace and creative permissions are ready, LDM can send the test copy and linked attachment to the workspace owner’s registration email. The agent uses that address automatically, without asking for it again.
This sends materials to you. Campaigns to prospects require a connected sending account or pool and a separate readiness check. A sample sent by LDM does not test your own sending domain.
Agents and humans work with the same contacts, campaigns, placement decisions, replies and pipeline data.
Connect LDM to an agent or your own automation without losing operational control.
Operate the complete platform directly, supervise agent actions, or step in manually at any point.
Run LDM in our cloud, on a dedicated instance, or inside your own infrastructure. The full web UI, MCP and API remain available in every deployment model.
A ready-to-use cloud service operated by the LDM team.
An isolated application, database and queues for your organization, operated by LDM.
A private Docker-based deployment inside infrastructure controlled by your organization.
On-premise is a licensed deployment package, not a source-code transfer.
Discuss on-premise deploymentExperience from projects delivered by the LDM team, including work across email, phone and social channels.
Team project results; not a benchmark of independent use of the current platform.
Company research, message preparation, placement tests and replies share one workspace.
Find relevant companies and people, score ICP fit, and prepare a concrete message for the recipient and their current context.
On control (seed) mailboxes. LDM observes the folder there for a sending-account × provider × message combination.
Capture and classify replies, continue the conversation in CRM, and feed outcomes back into targeting and creative.
LDM is built for deliberate B2B outreach where the quality and economics of each contact matter more than raw send volume.
One prepaid balance for web UI, API and MCP. Delivery and preparation are separate operations. The table loads the current public USD rates; your workspace may have individual rates.
$50 starting credit at the current public setting.
Public price snapshot: 2026-09-07 08:16:13 UTC. Rates refresh when you open the page.
| Operation | When it applies | USD per unit |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery · platform content | Per sent message after 24 hours without a recorded bounce. | $0.015 |
| Delivery · your finished content (BYOC) | Same delivery event, with content supplied by you. Independent of mailbox ownership. | $0.005 |
| Task / creative approval | Per non-system approval of a mailing task, by a human or an authorised agent. Automatic system approval is exempt. | $5 |
| Platform message preparation | Per message rendered; a paid rate, if configured, applies again to a new render. | $0 |
| Successful content audit | Per successful audit attempt. This is a content check, not a mailbox placement test. | $0 |
| Unsuccessful content audit | Per chargeable failed attempt; priced separately, not as a fixed percentage of a successful audit. | $0.0005 |
| Send operation | Separate operation when a message is queued for sending; additional to the later delivery charge. | $0 |
Illustration using the loaded public rates, platform content and no individual overrides. Two drafts fail the chargeable audit, both are prepared again and pass. All 10 are sent; one bounces before billing.
Campaign operations total: $0.136
If you also perform one paid task / creative approval: +$5, total $5.136.
A late bounce returns the delivery fee actually charged for that message. Earlier preparation or approval charges remain.
Top-ups are handled manually by the LDM team through support in your workspace. The billing journal records charges and refunds. Zero-priced operations do not debit the balance. BYOC means finished content supplied by you; it does not mean a sending account.
Inbox Check and developer documentation support the LDM flow; they are not separate competing products.
Placement is observed on control mailboxes for the tested account, provider and message. It does not prove the folder at another recipient. Delivery billing uses a separate sent-plus-24-hours-without-bounce event.
No. Preparation, a chargeable failed content audit or a task approval can have a price even if no delivery follows. Current rates and a complete calculation are shown above. A late bounce refunds the delivery charge, not earlier operations.
BYOC means you supply finished message content. The discounted delivery operation is chosen by that content source. Connecting a mailbox is a separate sending configuration, not the condition for the BYOC rate.
With an active workspace and the required creative permissions, LDM can send a test copy and linked attachment to the owner’s registration email. No repeated address request is needed. Sending a campaign to prospects requires its own sending account or pool.
The account starts PENDING. Reads work; activation is required for sending and other permissions. Corporate email and a matching website can allow automatic activation after email confirmation, subject to capacity. Other cases require a questionnaire and admin review.
You and the agent use the same workspace data. For a first run, agree the shortlist, message, sender, budget and launch before sending. An agent with approval permissions can approve a task, so grant those permissions deliberately.
They describe the LDM team’s project experience, often across several channels. They are not a benchmark of independent use of today’s platform. Each case distinguishes published figures from missing measurement details.
LDM uses a prepaid balance. During the current demo payment mode, request a top-up from the team through workspace support. There is no automated payment gateway or customer top-up through MCP/API.
Our team can launch and operate the same LDM platform for your project. You keep visibility into targeting, messages, Inbox Placement, replies and results — and can move to the web UI or an AI agent later.
Start managed. Move to self-service when ready.