Meeting booked
handed to the rep with notes
Sarah Chen
Re: your note on Q4 hiring
Monty drafted a reply from the thread so far. Read it, edit it, or send.
Sending from every connected mailbox
Illustrative — your queue reflects your own team's mailboxes
Personalised outbound
at scale.
Monty writes a different email to every person on your list and sends it from your own inbox. Then it answers the replies and books the meeting.
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The problem
A good email, or a lot of email.
Not both.
So most of your list never hears from you. And the part that does gets something it can tell was written for nobody.
What one rep can write
An hour of thought each. They get answered.
What a template can send
Same email, new name. Gets deleted.
Monty writes the good one. Every time.
Then it sends it, chases the ones who go quiet, answers the replies, and books the meeting.
What Monty writes
The same care, on every one.
How it runs
Four steps. You do the first two.
Connect
Click Gmail or Outlook. Monty sends from the inbox you already use — no new domains to buy, nothing for IT to set up.
Two clicks · Your own inboxImport
Upload your list. Everything you already know about a person stays with them, and gets used when their email is written.
Your list · Nothing droppedRead
Monty writes one email per person. You read them in one place and change anything you don't like. It learns from the changes.
One queue · It learns your editsSend
Monty sends, chases the ones who go quiet, and stops the moment someone replies. Then it answers them and books the meeting.
A reply stops the chasing · It books the callThe queue
Nothing goes out
that you haven't seen.
The emails have your name on them. So you get to read them first.
First
Then
Only then
How much you hand over
Manual, Assisted, Autopilot. In that order, at your pace.
The question is not whether it can write a decent email. It is whether you want it emailing your accounts in your name on day one. You don't, so that is not how it starts. Pick where it stops, and move the line when you are ready — in either direction.
If you want to drive
Manual
Monty works when you ask it to.
No campaign runs and no reply is answered on its own. You pick the person, ask for the email, read what comes back and press send — with the research and the draft already done.
The same engine as the other two. Moving up is a setting, not a new tool.
Where the first month runs
Assisted
Nothing sends until you have read it.
Monty writes the email and holds it in one queue. You approve, edit or reject; every edit teaches it the correction, so the next draft needs less from you than the last.
Your name never goes on a message you did not read.
When you say so, and not before
Autopilot
You set the rules. Monty works inside them.
Who it may contact, how often, and when it has to hand a thread to a rep. If a rule cannot be checked at send time, the email does not go out.
Switch back whenever you want. It is a setting, not a migration.
Same engine at every setting. Moving between them is a switch you own, in either direction.
What it refuses to do
Monty won't.
Most of the damage an outbound tool can do to your domain and your name is on this list. Each line is a rule in the sender, not a promise in the copy.
Won't make something up.
It writes from your list, your notes, your website and the thread. If it does not know, it does not guess. No borrowed numbers, no invented urgency.
Won't keep writing to someone who said no.
“Not interested” pauses that person. “Remove me” stops it at once. You set how sensitive the first one is.
Won't drop someone because they were on holiday.
An out-of-office reply waits a week. It does not end the campaign.
Won't pretend to be a person.
It writes in your rep's voice and sends from their address, and it never claims to have done something it has not — no fake calls, no fake meetings, no “as discussed”.
Against the alternatives
Two other things you could buy.
One kind writes and sends for you, on mailboxes it rents you. The other gives your reps a faster way to send what they already wrote. Here is where Monty sits against both.
Monty
AI SDR platforms
Sending tools
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AI SDR platforms
Sending tools
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AI SDR platforms
Sending tools
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AI SDR platforms
Sending tools
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AI SDR platforms
Sending tools
Monty
AI SDR platforms
Sending tools
Monty
AI SDR platforms
Sending tools
Checked 19 September 2026 on each vendor's own pricing page — the five AI SDR platforms that publish their terms, and the three sending tools most teams already pay for. Terms change. If one of them has moved and this is out of date, tell us and it gets fixed.
Who you're talking to
I'm Elliot. I built Monty and I run every setup call myself.
I'll be on the weekly call for your first month.
Before you book
What you are agreeing to.
The price
£999 a month. No setup fee. Every lead written to, every follow-up sent, every reply answered.
Prices shown in GBP. Billed in the same currency at checkout.
If it does not work
Cancel inside 30 days and your payment comes back in full. No usage deduction, no form to fill in.
How you leave
Monthly, and you cancel from inside the product. No contract, no notice period, no minimum term — the tools this replaces mostly ask for a quarter or a year up front.