[[Webinar Title]] question

Hey {{first_name}},

I’m the founder of [[Your Startup]], where we [[plain-English description of what you do]] for [[target customer]]. We’ve reached [[key traction metric – e.g. $XXk MRR, YY active customers, recent milestone]] and are now raising [[amount + round type]] to [[what the capital will unlock]].

Given your investments in [[Fund’s relevant focus or portfolio – e.g. “B2B SaaS at seed” / “[Portfolio Company A] & [Portfolio Company B]”]], I thought this could be a potential fit.

Would you be open to a quick 20-minute call to see if it’s worth a deeper look?

Hey {{first_name}},

Our [[Job title and name of senior figure in business]] came across [[Prospect company]] on LinkedIn while identifying top-performing [[Industry]] [[title]]s for a pilot program we’re running.

We’re offering a Quick-Start Plan to a select few [[industry]] teams - a lightweight setup that [[benefit of pilot and the ROI]] for [[prospect's company name]].

We recently helped [[example customer]] increase [[value metric]].

Based on what [[senior figure in business]] found, [[prospect's company name]] looks like a strong candidate for similar results.

Would you be open to a short call to explore?

P.S. Normally [[cost]], but [[prospect's company name} was flagged as an ideal case study - so we're waiving the fee

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From: [[senior figure in business]]

Date: Wednesday, October 15th, 2025 at 6:08:47 PM

Subject: Reach out to [[First Name]] - Quick-Start Plan

To: [[you]]

Hey [[your name]], wrapped up research on [[prospect company name]]. Excellent candidate for the Quick-Start - let's schedule a call to confirm fit.

Cheers,

[[senior figure in business]]

Hey {{first_name}},

Quick question: Do you actually use [[competitor's features]]?

Or are you mostly just...[[core job to be done]]?

Most teams we talk to are paying [[cost of competitor service]] for [[competitor name]] but [[job to be done they're focused on]]. Which is fine, except [[your company name]] does that one thing for [[cost]] and [[your tool's quality vs. theirs]].

Not saying [[competitor]] is bad - but if [[company name]] is primarily [[job to be done they're focused on]] you might be overpaying for features you're not using.

15-minute call: I'll pull up your current [[competitor]] plan, show you [[what that'd cost with your tool]], and you tell me if the math makes sense.

If it doesn't save you real money, we'll both move on. If it does, you just found the budget for something else.

Worth a look?

P.S. - Not asking you to switch anything today. Just showing you the numbers.