Your stack finds prospects and sends the message. We're everything in between.
The name is dumb. The output isn't.
You already built the hard part: signals firing, enrichment flowing, sends scheduled. Distrosauce is the runtime for the middle. Per-lead research, persona matching, and writing grounded in your actual company profile, with the prompts that shape your voice yours to edit. The same profile writes your sequences, your ABM briefs, and your social listening playbooks, and every one of them is aimed at the right persona, arguing what that persona actually cares about. Leads in from Clay or CSV, output to Instantly and HeyReach. You take the meeting.
Clay pushes the lead over a webhook the moment a signal fires. CSV upload works too. Apollo is coming soon, and we mean actually coming, not roadmap-slide coming.
Per-lead research, persona matching, then a sequence written against the thesis that fired. Your profile, your prompts, your theses, run against every lead. The boring, expensive middle, done well.
Sequences push straight to Instantly for email or HeyReach for LinkedIn. Your domains, your warmup, your sending rules.
Replies land in your inbox like they always did, except you didn't write 4,000 first lines this month.
Sequences written from research, personas, and the thesis that fired. Not vibes.
An analyst that reads X, LinkedIn, and Reddit all day and drafts the reply.
A full strategic brief with stakeholder angles, researched and written.
A buyer complains about your competitor. The post gets promoted to a signal.
The signal becomes a researched, persona-aimed sequence in their inbox.
The account that lights up gets a full strategic brief, ready for a human.
Three products, one config underneath. What one product learns, the next one uses.
A runtime is only as good as what you can configure. Everything Distrosauce writes executes config you own, and every knob is exposed, not buried under "AI magic."
A structured interview builds the company profile that grounds everything, instead of asking you to write a positioning doc from scratch. Do it once, everything downstream gets smarter.
You define the buying signals worth acting on: a competitor’s tool detected, a hiring spike, a funding round. Every sequence is written against the specific thesis that fired, not a generic pitch wearing a personalized hat.
The CFO cares about cost. The ops lead cares about workflow. Define your personas once and every lead gets matched to one, so the output argues what that persona actually cares about.
The prompts that shape your voice are yours to read and edit. Change how it opens, what it never says, how pushy the ask gets. No black box, no support ticket.
Review every sequence before it pushes to your sender, in the app or straight from Slack, or turn on autopilot once you trust it. Most teams start with the former and drift toward the latter.
Your model keys, your model choice, model costs at cost. Swap models whenever a better one ships. No mystery credits with a markup inside.
Everything on this site ships from one company profile, built once through a guided interview. No positioning doc homework, no blank page, and the prompts stay yours to edit.
Distrosauce replaces none of your tools and makes all of them work harder. These are integrations, data sources, and infrastructure, presented as exactly that. Nobody here is "partnering."
Your thesis, your process, your lead list. Keep your current workflow.
Your domains, your warmup, your sending rules. We never touch delivery.
Plug in your own model keys. You pay model costs at cost and swap models whenever a better one ships. No mystery credits.
The research is real machinery, not a prompt that says "be personalized."
Customer logos and testimonials go here once we have permission to brag. We could invent some. We didn't.
The price is what you want to pay. Bid for entry, we'll auction off new invites daily. BYOK means no model cost markup. Pay month-to-month with no annual-contract ambush "talk to sales" price.
We don't trust AI to run the company yet so we're opening slowly. Every day we release invites. You bid what you want to pay per month. The first losing bid becomes the price everyone in that batch pays. You won't pay more than what you bid. Cancel anytime. No annual contracts but no freeloader tiers either.
Bid nowFair question, given the neighborhood. Slop happens when a model writes from nothing. Distrosauce is a runtime: it executes your config. Your company profile, your targeting theses, your personas, your editable prompts, plus fresh research on each specific lead. If the output reads generic, that is a bug, and we treat it like one.