Questions, answered

It turns a lead list into personal cold emails. For each lead it reads their website, writes a one-to-one email around what it found, waits for your approval, sends it from your mailboxes in rotation, and collects replies in one inbox.

A mailbox to send from (SMTP), a mailbox that receives replies (IMAP, often the same one), and a CSV of leads with at least an email address. A website column makes the research much better. Paid plans include Swift Pilot credit, so a key of your own is optional; on the Free plan, top up Swift Pilot credit or use your own AI key.

Connect a mailbox, upload a list and create a campaign; the first emails are written while you watch. A checklist on the dashboard shows what is left.

Yes. Each one is written for that lead from what the AI found on their website and the fields in your list. You set the offer, tone and length once per campaign.

Yes. Campaigns start in review mode: every email waits in a queue where you approve, edit or ask for a rewrite. You can switch a campaign to automatic sending once you trust it.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, and any OpenAI-compatible API. Add several and set their order; if one is rate limited or down, writing moves to the next one.

Every paid plan includes a monthly Swift Pilot credit: $5 on Starter, $10 on Growth and $30 on Agency. Swift Pilot is charged by usage, based on the text it reads and writes. The monthly credit refills each month and unused credit does not roll over. You can top up any time from $10 ($10, $25, $50 or $100; tax is added). Bought credit never expires, and monthly credit is spent first. Connect your own AI key and no credit is used. The Free plan has no monthly credit but can buy top-ups.

As much as your Swift Pilot credit covers. Paid plans include monthly credit, so you can start without your own key, and you can top up any time. Website research and previews work the same with Swift Pilot as with your own AI key. Your own key costs no Swift Pilot credit.

Each email goes from the healthy mailbox with the most room left today, within its daily and hourly caps and minimum gap. Volume spreads evenly, and a lead keeps hearing from the same mailbox.

If the login is rejected, the mailbox is marked as needing attention, you get a notice, and it is skipped until you fix it. After five failures in a row it is switched off automatically.

Start new mailboxes with low daily caps and raise them gradually. Use a domain separate from your main business domain for cold outreach.

It checks a lead list in bulk before you send. For each address it checks the format and the domain, screens for throwaway providers, shared inboxes such as info@ and typing mistakes such as gmial.com, and asks the receiving mail server whether the mailbox exists. Each lead is marked Valid, Risky, Invalid or Unknown. Catch-all domains, full inboxes and Yahoo or AOL addresses (which do not confirm mailboxes) show as Risky, and large lists take time because checks are paced to protect deliverability. It is included on every paid plan, with a monthly allowance equal to the plan's lead limit (Starter up to 2,000 leads a month, Growth up to 25,000, Agency up to 100,000). It is not included on the Free plan.

Yes. Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe. People who unsubscribe are added to a suppression list and are not emailed again from your workspace.

In our hosted database, separated per workspace. Mailbox passwords and AI keys are encrypted at rest and never shown again after you save them. See the privacy policy and DPA for details.

Yes. You can request a full export of your account data, and deleting your account removes it after the retention period described in the privacy policy.

Spam. You may only email people with a genuine, relevant business reason, honour every opt-out, and follow the laws where you and your recipients are. Accounts that break the acceptable use policy are suspended.