Cold email generator
Short, researched first emails that sound like you wrote them.
- 65 wordsthe whole finished email in the example on this page, with one clear ask
- Every planincludes Gmail, so there is nothing extra to buy
- Google's sign-inyou connect Gmail on Google's own secure page
- Drafts onlysending stays switched off unless you turn it on yourself
Watch EverAsk do it
This is the real run from this page, played back step by step in EverAsk.
- 1You ask in your own words
- 2EverAsk does the work
- 3The draft waits in Gmail
Replayed at an easy pace to follow. The words are exactly what EverAsk wrote.
A replay of EverAsk at work. The request typed was: Write a short cold email to Priya Nair, head of operations at Carrow Freight, a 50-person logistics firm, and save it to my Gmail drafts. Don't send it. They just posted a job ad for a dispatcher, and their website says bookings are still taken by phone. We make Relay, a dispatch tool that takes bookings online and assigns drivers automatically. Ask for a 15-minute call next week. Keep it under 120 words and sign it Sam. EverAsk then worked through 6 steps and replied. The draft "Relay for Carrow Freight — 15 minutes next week?" was saved in Gmail, not sent.
How it works
Three steps. No templates to fill in, no sales writing tricks needed.
- 1
Say who and why
Name the person, their company and what you want: a call, a reply, an introduction. Add anything you know about them, like a job they posted.
What do you want to create?Write a short cold email to Priya Nair, head of operations at Carrow Freight, a 50-person logistics firm, and save it to my Gmail drafts. Don't send it. They just posted a job ad for a dispatcher, and their website says bookings are still taken by phone. We make Relay, a dispatch tool that takes bookings online and assigns drivers automatically. Ask for a 15-minute call next week. Keep it under 120 words and sign it Sam.Flash - 2
EverAsk writes it for you
It writes a short email that opens with a real reason to get in touch, and tells you plainly if anything still needs your attention.
Saved to your Gmail drafts, unsent — it's about 70 words.
One thing to flag: the To field is blank. I searched your mail for Priya Nair and Carrow Freight and found nothing, so I didn't want to guess an address — drop it in before it goes.
- 3
Check it in Gmail, then send
Open your Gmail drafts and the email is there. Change anything you like, then press Send when you're happy. It never sends on its own.
ToPriya NairRelay for Carrow Freight — 15 minutes next week?Hi Priya,
I saw Carrow Freight is hiring a dispatcher — and that your website still takes bookings by phone. For a 50-person operation, that's a lot of manual work.
Relay lets customers book online and assigns drivers automatically, so your team spends its time on exceptions rather than the phone.
Would 15 minutes next week work to see whether it fits how Carrow runs?
Sam
A real example
This is exactly what EverAsk wrote from one short request.
What was typed
What landed in Gmail
I saw Carrow Freight is hiring a dispatcher — and that your website still takes bookings by phone. For a 50-person operation, that's a lot of manual work.
Relay lets customers book online and assigns drivers automatically, so your team spends its time on exceptions rather than the phone.
Would 15 minutes next week work to see whether it fits how Carrow runs?
Sam
What you get every time
A real reason to write
Each email opens with something true about the person, like a job they posted or a problem on their website, not a compliment that fits anyone.
Short by design
A few sentences and one clear ask. Busy people read short emails, and reply to them.
Your voice, not a template
EverAsk writes the way you write in the emails you have sent, so it never sounds like a mass mailing.
Who it helps
Founder-led sales
Write to your first hundred prospects personally without spending an evening on each email.
Agency and freelance outreach
Pitch specific work to specific companies, with an opening that shows you looked at their site before writing.
Partnerships and hiring
Approach potential partners or candidates with a short, clear ask and a reason it is relevant to them.
Is it safe?
Yes. You stay in charge of your email the whole time.
It only writes drafts
EverAsk saves every email in your Gmail drafts. Sending stays off unless you choose to turn it on.
It doesn't make things up
It uses only what you tell it about the person. It never invents facts about them, and never guesses an email address.
Your emails stay private
Your email is used to write your emails and nothing else. It is not used to train AI. Disconnect whenever you like.
Gmail
Search your inbox, read threads, and stay on top of email.
Tools permission
Choose when EverAsk is allowed to use these tools.
- Create email draft
- Send Email
- Delete message
In EverAsk you choose, one by one, what it may do in your Gmail.
Common questions
Will EverAsk send cold emails for me?
Only if you turn that on. The default is draft-only, every email lands in your Gmail drafts for you to review and send.
How does it personalise each email?
It uses what you give it about the prospect, such as links, notes and their website, to find a specific and relevant reason to write. It does not invent facts about the recipient.
How long are the emails?
Short by default, a few sentences with one ask. You can ask for a longer version for warmer contacts or a two-line version for a quick nudge.
Can it write follow-ups?
Yes. It drafts follow-ups in the same Gmail thread that reference the first email and add something new rather than repeating it.
Is my email used to train models?
No. Your mail is used to draft your email and nothing else. You can revoke Gmail access at any time.
Ready to write your first one?
Connect your Gmail, say who you want to reach, and find the email waiting in your drafts.
Write my cold emailNothing is sent without you. Gmail is included in every plan.
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Chase a thread on the train, approve the draft, and it goes from your own Gmail. Every thread you hand over here is on your phone.
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