Why invite-only? Why not just sign up?
Because at this stage every client gets Aviel’s personal attention — and that doesn’t scale
infinitely. We take on a handful of businesses by fit and capacity, learn from them, and only then
open up. Leave a request — we reply within 24 hours.
Will anything be sent in my name without approval?
No. Ever. On trial no email leaves at all — research and drafts only. On a paid plan every
send passes your approval, and autonomous mode unlocks only after you've approved 20 drafts —
and it stays a switch you control.
What happens when the trial ends?
Nothing. We never asked for a card, so there's nothing to charge. Your opportunities and
profile are kept, and if you want to continue — pick a plan. If not, there's nothing to cancel.
How long does it take to start?
Signup — two minutes. Then a short profile (or let Robert fill it from your website in one
click), and the next morning your first opportunities are on screen.
How does Robert know who to approach?
From your profile: what you sell, to whom, which pains you solve and how you write. He
crosses that with fresh market signals — hiring, news, expansion — and with your own CRM
(Reconnect). Every recommendation carries its sources.
What happens with my data?
Your profile and contacts serve your hunting only — no cross-client learning, no data
sales. Want to take everything and leave? Export and deletion with one email to
aviel@agentsela.com.
Why only 5 a day, when others promise hundreds?
Because five is the right capacity. A business or team with roughly one salesperson
has no real way to act on 50 or 100 opportunities a day — their day is already full of projects,
tasks and clients. They don't need another list. They need something to focus them: what to do
here and now, why, and which one is hottest and can move a deal today.
Beyond that: hundreds of generic touches burn your domain and reputation, and nobody actually
works 500 leads. Five opportunities past a quality bar — with evidence and a ready draft — is what
one human turns into real conversations. Restraint isn't a product limitation. It's the product.
