Architecture-Aware Outbound for Developer-First Tools

We book meetings with CTOs and engineering leaders using outreach that speaks their language — architecture, integrations, and real technical context.

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For API platforms, DevOps tools, and infrastructure SaaS

If you're reading this, our outbound already worked on you.
This is the same system we use to book meetings for clients.

Generic Outreach Doesn't Work on Technical Buyers

CTOs get 50+ cold emails a week about 'synergies' and 'growth opportunities'.Zero emails reference their SDK, their GitHub repos, or their architecture.That's why reply rates are terrible — and why your pipeline is unpredictable.

Architecture-Aware Outreach

We analyze your prospect's stack, workflows, and integration points to craft messaging grounded in real engineering context — not marketing assumptions.

Emails reference their actual tech stack and open issues
Messaging reflects engineering reality: reliability, latency, trade-offs
Written like an engineer — not a marketer

Architecture-Aware Outreach, in 3 Steps

1. Understand the engineering reality

We review your docs, SDKs, API surface, changelog, and GitHub activity to understand how your product actually works — and how engineers adopt it.

2. Analyze each prospect’s stack & constraints

For every target account, we look at their architecture (Kubernetes, pipelines, observability setup, data flow, integrations) to identify where your tool fits into their workflow.

3. Write outreach grounded in real technical context

Emails reference their stack, integration points, scaling challenges, or production patterns — not generic marketing claims.
Engineers respond because the messaging reflects their actual workload.

Who We Work With

We partner with developer-first SaaS companies that:

Build APIs, infrastructure platforms, DevOps tools, CI/CD, observability, or logging systems
Sell to engineering leadership (CTO, Staff Engineer, Platform Lead)
Typically have 10–100 employees and ACVs above $10k
Want predictable outbound without hiring SDRs
Prefer technical outreach grounded in real engineering context

If your buyers are developers, this is built for you.

From Zero to Meetings in 3 Weeks

Timelines depend on ICP clarity, market maturity, and domain complexity.

Week 0: Technical Immersion

We learn your product, your ICP, and your engineering context.

Week 1: List Building & Messaging

300-500 qualified prospects, personalized sequences ready.

Week 2: Outbound Goes Live

Emails send, replies handled, meetings booked to your calendar.

Week 3+: Optimize + Scale

Weekly iterations, expanding what works.

Why LynqOut

We Speak Engineering

We read your docs, understand your API, and identify integration angles.

We Write Like Engineers

No hype, no growth jargon. Clear messaging that respects technical buyers.

We Know Your Buyers

CTOs reply because the outreach aligns with how they think.

How Technical Outbound Looks Like

Here’s the kind of email we actually send:

Subject: quick question about your pipelineHi [[first_name]],Noticed you're rolling out more services on [[K8s/EKS/GKE]] while still routing logs through [[current_provider]]. A few teams I’ve worked with ran into trouble once ingestion spikes started causing backpressure — the symptom looked like dashboard latency, but the root cause was actually queue saturation on the shipping layer.If you’re seeing anything similar (or planning for scale-up), happy to share what solved it for them — 10–15 minutes, no deck.Andreas

Simple, Outcome-Based Pricing

$350 per qualified meeting. 5-meeting minimum to start. If we don't book meetings, you don't pay.Qualified = ICP fit + confirmed booking + prospect shows upNo long-term contracts. No hidden fees.
Just predictable pipeline.

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LynqOut is run by Andreas, a technical outbound specialist focused exclusively on developer-first SaaS. I read your docs, API, and GitHub before writing a single line of outreach — because engineering teams can tell instantly when someone understands their world.