Salesforge

Salesforge publishes a set of products it calls Forges, including Agent Frank as an AI sales development representative, Leadsforge as a lead search engine and Primeforge for Google Workspace mailbox provision.

Providing mailbox infrastructure alongside the outreach tooling is the detail that reveals how this actually works, and it is worth understanding before adopting anything in this category.

Cold email at volume cannot be sent from a company's main domain without risking its deliverability. Sending several hundred messages a day to people who did not ask for them generates spam complaints, and complaints against a domain affect every email that domain sends, including invoices and support replies.

The established practice is therefore to send from separate domains and mailboxes bought for the purpose, warmed up gradually, and treated as expendable. Providing those mailboxes as a product is honest about what the practice requires.

It also indicates what the buyer is taking on. This is volume outbound email, and the reason it needs disposable infrastructure is that the method damages sender reputation by design.

Whether that is appropriate depends entirely on the business and the market, and it is worth deciding deliberately rather than discovering after the first campaign. Recipients in jurisdictions with strict consent requirements have legal protections that this approach may not satisfy, and the reputational effect of unwanted email on a small market is not recoverable.

Agent Frank as an AI sales development representative extends the same logic to the conversation rather than only the sending.

Pricing is published starting at $48 with a Pro plan published at $40.