Website form leads
A lead fills in the form at 9 pm. Nobody opens it until the morning.
Frosty checks the form on a schedule, researches the company and drafts the reply. You tap send from your phone.
Typeform · HubSpot · GmailEvery lead gets an answer. Frosty checks the form, the inbox and the ad leads on a schedule, researches each person and drafts the reply. You tap send.
A lead fills in the form at 9 pm. Nobody opens it until the morning.
Frosty checks the form on a schedule, researches the company and drafts the reply. You tap send from your phone.
Typeform · HubSpot · GmailEnquiries sit between newsletters and receipts, and the good ones go cold.
Frosty finds the new enquiries, checks the sender against your CRM and drafts a reply in your voice, held for your tap.
Gmail · HubSpot · SlackAd leads pile up in a lead form nobody checks until the weekly review.
Frosty reads each new fill, writes a first message and adds the person to your CRM with the source noted.
Meta lead forms · GoHighLevel · LinkedInOne company brain: your pricing, your common questions and how you write. Each draft starts from what it already knows, not a blank page.
HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Gmail, Typeform, Meta lead forms and Slack, out of 3,000+ apps. No ready-made action for the job? It calls the app's API itself.
Set it once and it runs on a schedule: every source checked each morning and again at lunch. Every run leaves a receipt.
Anything that sends, posts or deletes waits for your yes, and it can never approve itself. You see the draft before the lead does.
Open any automation: what it can read, who can use it, and every action it took, with the time.
See who handles your dataRead per app. Writing always asks first.
Private by default. You widen it.
Every action, with the time it happened.
in free credits, on the house
12 new leads answered. 3 replies held for you. Send them?