Outbound · Paid Ads · Organic
We don’t sell marketing.We hand you the machine that runs it.
SalesHive builds and runs your outbound, paid ads, and organic content — operated by AI agents, watched over by humans.
First campaign live 30 days from kickoff. Day 90, the machine is yours.
- A target account raises a roundSignal captured
- Decision-makers found and scoredEnriched
- Copy written for that exact momentDrafted by agents
- A person signs it offHuman in the loop
- Sequence sends, ads follow the committeeMulti-channel
- Reply handled, meeting bookedOn your calendar
Illustration of the mechanism, not a client’s numbers.
The tools we build on
Claude
OpenAI
MakeMeta AdsGoogle AdsCal.com
Apify
FigmaTwo ways in
Own it from day one. Choose who runs it.
Start from scratch
We build the machine
We build your growth engine: sending infrastructure, target lists, tracking, and landing pages. First campaign live 30 days from kickoff, another working part wired in every two weeks, and the whole machine yours at day 90.
You own everything we build.
You have the pieces
We run it, monthly
Agents run the outbound, paid ads, and organic content on top of your foundation. Humans handle replies and anything risky. Our operating system reports on all of it.
A monthly retainer, on terms agreed in writing.
The problem
Three ways to grow — and the wall each one hits.
Hiring a sales rep
A senior sales rep in South Africa averages about R28,000 a month, before commission and tools. You carry that for months while they ramp, and your week goes to managing them instead of growing.
Bringing in an agency
You sign on, then wait — and when you leave, the accounts leave with them.
Doing it yourself
Outbound, paid ads, and organic content each become a full-time job — on top of the one you’ve got.
How it works
A signal lands. The machine moves.
The engines run on live buying signals, and every signal is wired to an action. Here is the path one takes.
Captured
The signal lands in your target list, stamped to the account it belongs to.
Enriched and scored
Agents pull the context: who they are, what fits, how warm the moment is.
Routed to an engine
High intent goes to outbound, buying-committee signals to ads, questions to content.
A personalised touch goes out
An email written for that moment, an ad following that account, or an answer published where buyers ask.
A human takes the reply
Replies, objections, and anything risky go to a person. The meeting lands on your calendar.
You see the results
Our operating system generates your reports: what ran and what came back.
Agents do the work
Research, targeting, sequencing, sending, optimisation.
Humans guard the edges
People handle replies and anything that risks deliverability or a ban. The sensitive parts stay human; the grind is automated.
The machine
What runs inside each engine.
No black box. Here’s the actual flow — from inputs, through the work the agents do, down to what lands.
Outbound
Personalised prospecting across email and LinkedIn that books qualified meetings into your calendar.
Paid Ads
Account-based paid ads across Meta, Google, and LinkedIn that turn target accounts into leads you can see.
Organic
Content that builds authority and pulls inbound — and gets you found and quoted by AI search.
The engines
Pick a channel. Or run the whole machine.
Each engine is built, run, and optimised for you.
Outbound Engine
We find your buyers and reach them with personalised email sequences on warmed infrastructure, built from a live-signal target list. LinkedIn touches stay human-sent, so your account is never at risk. Qualified meetings land in your calendar. No templates.
- Your reports show
- Prospects contacted, replies, meetings booked.
Paid Ads Engine
We build, launch, and optimise paid campaigns across Meta, Google, and LinkedIn — creative, targeting, landing pages, and conversion tracking, run against the cost-per-lead and ROAS you can see.
- Your reports show
- Spend, cost-per-lead, leads, ROAS.
Organic Engine
A content engine that builds authority and pulls inbound — plus the SEO and AI-visibility foundation underneath it, so buyers and AI search (Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity) find and quote you.
- Your reports show
- Posts, reach, engagement, inbound, search visibility.
Full Growth Engine
All three engines, stacked and run as one machine — outbound, paid ads, and organic.
- Your reports show
- Every metric above, across all three engines.
The first 90 days
Live in 30 days. Yours in 90.
No strategy deck in month one. One that is already sending. Here’s the arc.
Foundation, then live
Infrastructure stood up, best-fit accounts defined, tracking and reporting wired. Your first campaign is sending before the month is out.
Another working part, every two weeks
Each part is a signal wired to an action: launched, measured, kept or killed on what the numbers say.
Handover
The machine is yours: accounts, lists, infrastructure. Run it yourself, or keep us at the controls.
One part live in month one, five wired in by handover. The winners keep running.
Working parts
One signal in. One action out.
Outbound
A target account hires a new sales or marketing lead
The account is enriched and scored, and the new leader gets a personalised sequence in their first weeks, the moment they’re building plans and open to help.
Paid Ads
A target account opens your proposal twice, then goes quiet
That account enters retargeting the same day, and case-study ads follow the buying committee until they come back. Spend and cost-per-lead are in your reports.
Organic
Buyers ask AI search a question your product answers
We publish the answer, structured so Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity can cite it, and inbound lands in the CRM with the source attached.
The alternatives
Four ways to buy growth. One leaves you owning the machine.
| SalesHive | Hire SDRs | An agency | DIY with AI tools | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time to live | First campaign live 30 days from kickoff | Months of hiring and ramp | Weeks of onboarding, then a monthly cycle | Live fast, then stalls on your time |
| Who does the work | Agents run it, humans guard the edges | People you now manage | Their team, off-site | You, nights and weekends |
| What you keep when it ends | Everything. It was built as yours | Whoever stays | Usually little. The accounts live with them | Your stack, your mess |
Questions
Asked before every build.
What do I actually own when this is over?
All of it: the sending domains and the registrar account they sit in, the mailboxes and their warm-up history, the lists, the tracking and the landing pages, plus written procedures for running them. Every account is opened in your name at the start rather than transferred at the end, so at day 90 there is nothing to migrate — we remove our access and the machine keeps sending.
What happens if it doesn’t work?
You hear it from us at 30 days, on the numbers. Because the infrastructure is already in your name, leaving does not cost you the build.
How long before I see something real?
First campaign live 30 days from kickoff. Our planning assumption after that is 60 to 90 days before reply and meeting data means anything, so anyone promising a fortnight is describing sending rather than results.
What exactly do you build?
A growth engine inside accounts you own: cold-email infrastructure and warmed inboxes, a live-signal target list, ad accounts and tracking, and landing pages. Our operating system reports on all of it. AI agents run the day-to-day; humans handle replies and anything that could risk deliverability.
What’s actually AI here, and what’s a person?
Agents do the research, enrichment, drafting and reporting, which is why it runs at volume. A person reads every reply and approves anything that goes out, which is why it doesn’t embarrass you. No reply is ever answered automatically.
Will you book meetings that people actually attend?
We report on meetings held, and we report the booked number alongside it so you can see the gap between the two for yourself. A provider measured only on appointments booked has every reason to inflate that number, and you are the one who carries the cost of it.
Why not just run this in-house with the same tools?
You can buy every tool we use, and plenty of teams do — under a certain spend that is genuinely the right answer. What takes the months is wiring them into one system where a buying signal triggers an action without anyone watching for it. That system is what we build and then hand you.
How do I know you’re not running me the same playbook as your last client?
The build starts from your data — your CRM, your closed-won list, your best accounts — and the ICP work happens before any sending infrastructure is bought. You see the target list and the copy before anything sends.
Does cold email still work in 2026?
It works at roughly 3% replies and roughly 1% meetings on category-wide averages, which makes list quality and deliverability the whole game rather than volume. Mass-blast campaigns are dead and deserved it. We build for that 3% and instrument it so you can see which half of the spend is working.
What happens to our existing tools and team?
They stay. We build inside or alongside what you already run, and everything we stand up (accounts, lists, pages) is set up as yours from day one.
Will you guarantee me a number of meetings?
We won’t. Anyone who guarantees a meeting count is telling you they plan to send more email. What we sign up to is delivery: your first campaign live within 30 days of kickoff, and reports on prospects contacted, replies, and meetings booked.
What does it cost?
Two parts: a one-time setup for the build and a fixed monthly fee. It is scoped to your stack and goals on the call.
What would the machine look like for you?
Thirty minutes, and you leave knowing the plan, the price, and what your reports would show. You keep the plan either way.
If we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you on the call.