A fintech startup · Financial technology
An outreach system the company will own end to end.
A sales and investor outreach system the company owns end to end: it finds prospects, ranks them, and writes the first email.
- Status
Scoped and being built. Nothing on this page is a result yet.
- When
- Scoped April 2026 · build in progress
- Works inside
- n8n · Supabase · Claude · Clay · NeverBounce · Instantly · Apify · Clarify CRM
What is happening now.
Luxin, an AI consulting firm, built, is building, or proposed this work. The status above says which.
A founder hunting prospects by hand across app stores, exhibitor lists and job boards.
Sales and investor outreach written one email at a time, when there was time.
A CRM that only filled up when someone remembered to fill it.
The numbers, with what they mean.
- 3 tiers
- that every prospect is sorted into before a person looks at it
- What is being built
- ~$300/mo
- estimated running costs, paid to the tool vendors directly, not to Luxin
- What is being built
Every figure says where it came from. A problem found is not a result.
What is being built.
- 01
Finds prospects across app stores, Google Maps, Product Hunt, trade-show exhibitor lists and job boards.
- 02
Ranks every lead against the company’s ideal customer, Tier 1 to Tier 3, before anyone spends time on it.
- 03
Enriches and verifies Tier 1 leads, then pushes them into the CRM.
- 04
Sends outreach from warmed-up domains, in templates built from the founder’s own past emails.
- 05
Forwards only real replies, questions and hard no’s to the founder.
- 06
Runs on the company’s own server and accounts, so it owns every part of it.
The tools it works inside.
Nothing goes out without you.
The founder sees only the replies worth his time. The system never negotiates, never promises, and never sends anything outside the templates he approved.
Where this stands.
Scoped and being built. Nothing on this page is a result yet.
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Tell me what’s eating the most time.
Thirty minutes, no deck. You describe how the work actually happens, and I tell you plainly whether there is something worth building.