Outbound, meetings booked without burning domains.
Most outbound failures are infrastructure problems, not copy problems. This build sets domain architecture and warmup first, then wires buying signals into five to seven trigger-mapped sequences so every touch lands timed instead of random. It is a scoped engagement with acceptance criteria, not a zip file.
Artemis GTM is a consulting service for AI GTM engineering, delivered as headless agents that install into your own Claude Code, claude.ai, or Codex.
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What it builds
The Outbound System agent is a paid module that closes static outbound and broken deliverability inside your own stack. It sets the email infrastructure first, separate sending domains, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and warmup, then wires Warmly visitor signals and Amplemarket intent, job-change, funding, and hiring feeds into five to seven trigger-mapped sequences. It costs $899, owned forever, and ships with send-limit guardrails and a reply-triage routine so you book meetings without burning domains.
Written up in full in the knowledge layer: Signal-Based Prospecting Stack.
Who it is for
- B2B teams whose outbound sprays static lists or has already burned its domains.
- Shops on Amplemarket or a comparable AI SDR, with Warmly and a CRM to wire signals into.
- Founders and RevOps leads who want triggered outreach built in their stack, not advice.
Built to finish, not just advise
Every paid agent runs the build like a chief of staff. Tracked tasks, scheduled milestones, blockers flagged early. The part a course or a PDF structurally cannot do.
Progress you can see.
A live progress line every session: what is done, what is next, and how much is left before the system is live.
It schedules the work.
Connect Google Calendar, Slack, or Gmail and the agent puts milestones on your calendar, posts the day's task to Slack, and sends weekly recaps, so the build keeps moving between sessions.
Blockers surfaced early.
It maps dependencies up front, for example flagging that you will need HubSpot admin access before the CRM wiring step, not after it stalls you.
A finish line, not a fade-out.
Milestone unlocks and a verified end state keep momentum. Most self-serve builds stall halfway; this one is engineered to get done.
How the outbound system gets built
Discovery
I do not move past this until I understand your current outbound and your ICP. This build depends on your deliverability today. If your domains are already burned, no amount of sequence cleverness fixes that.
Email infrastructure
The substrate everything else depends on: separate sending domains, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and 14 to 21 day mailbox warmup. Most outbound failures are infrastructure problems, not sequence-content problems.
Signal sources
Every touch is triggered by a buying signal, not a static list: visitors hitting pricing, new execs in target roles, funding, hiring spikes. Each email lands timed instead of random.
Sequence library
Five to seven sequences, each trigger-mapped. A fresh job change is a different conversation than a competitor displacement, which is different again from a pricing-page visitor.
Send limits and deliverability
Never trade deliverability for volume. Per-mailbox send limits, spam-rate monitoring, and list hygiene protect the asset that makes everything else work.
Reply triage and routing
Every reply handled within hours. The they-replied signal is perishable, and high-intent prospects move on if you do not move within the same window.
A license key drops into the engineer you already installed, and Outbound System lights up. From key to first discovery question in seconds.
Full transcript of a simulated unlock. Example license key; yours arrives at checkout.
Static-list spray or signal-based outbound
The core reframe of the build. Here is why triggered outreach outperforms the static list. From the FAQ.
| Approach | What triggers a touch | Timing | Reply-rate direction |
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| Static-list spray | A name on a purchased or scraped list. | Batch-and-blast on a fixed calendar. | The 1 to 3 percent baseline most teams live with. |
| Signal-based outbound | A buying signal: pricing-page visit, new exec in a target role, funding, competitor switch. | Within the same hour the signal fires. | Commonly several times higher. Directional, from our audits and industry benchmarks, not a controlled study. |
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Common questions about the Outbound System Agent
How is signal-based outbound different from traditional outbound?
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Traditional outbound sprays a static list with generic sequences and hopes 1 to 3 percent reply. Signal-based outbound waits for a buying signal, a visitor identified at the pricing page, a job change in a target role, recent funding, a competitor switch, and triggers a personalized outreach within the same hour. Reply rates commonly run 3 to 5 times higher because every touch is contextual. Directional, from our audits and industry benchmarks, not a controlled study. The Artemis system wires the signals, Warmly visitor identification plus Amplemarket intent, job-change, funding, and hiring feeds, into Amplemarket sequences with documented triggers.
Does the Outbound System work with my existing sales engagement tool?
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The system is built on Amplemarket as the engagement layer. It consolidates sequencing, enrichment, AI personalization with Duo, and signal feeds into one platform, the consolidation the playbook deliberately recommends over stitching together separate point tools. Discovery starts with what you run today and what your reply rates look like, and the build branches off those answers. If you have no engagement tool yet, discovery picks the right entry point for your stage and budget. The deliverability doctrine, domain architecture, warmup, send limits, and spam-rate monitoring, protects you on any platform.
What does the Outbound System agent cost?
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The Outbound System agent is $899 one-time. You own it forever: the scoped build engagement, the email-infrastructure setup, the signal wiring, the trigger-mapped sequence library, and the reply-triage routine it installs. There is no subscription required to keep using it. It is also in The GTM System bundle, $2,497 for ICP Definition plus all six system builds. Aegis membership, $1,200 per year across every agent you own, is optional and only keeps it current.
Does this agent run on OpenAI Codex, or only Claude?
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Both. Every Artemis agent ships a verified OpenAI Codex edition in the same download, alongside the Claude edition for Claude Chat and Claude Code. Buy once and run the engagement on whichever assistant your team already uses. The Codex edition is a purpose-built port for the Codex CLI, not a copy-paste, with scheduling and engagement state handled natively per platform.
Read Signal-Based Prospecting Stack See pricing, bundles, and Aegis membership
What you get when you pay, in seconds, not setup calls.
No new dashboard, no download to babysit. A license key drops into the engineer you already installed, and Outbound System Agent lights up. Its node turns gold in your constellation the moment the key resolves.
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