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ContactCTL for founders

You do not have an SDR. You have an agent and thirty minutes between meetings. ContactCTL lets the agent handle the contact work — who is this signup, what is the champion's email, is it safe to send — for €9/mo to start.

Founder-led sales dies by a thousand lookups

Every outbound email you send starts with ten minutes of detective work: who is this person, are they still at that company, what is their actual address. Ten prospects a week is a hundred minutes of tab-switching that produces zero revenue by itself.

That work is exactly what an agent should do — if it has a tool it can run without you. ContactCTL is that tool: no dashboard to drive, no interactive prompts, one command per question.

The Starter plan is €9/mo for 150 credits — that is up to 150 found work emails, or 7,500 verifications, per month. Misses are free, so a thin week costs nearly nothing.

One shell.
The whole workflow.

“Brief me before the 2pm call”

A signup email is enough. The agent resolves the person and company behind it, finds the decision-maker, and verifies the address — while you finish the previous call.

agent — ~/sales
$ ctc whois jane@acme.com
Jane Smith — VP Growth, Acme (acme.com)
company: CRM software · 51-200 · Austin, TX
charged: 1 credit
 
$ ctc find "Mark Doe" acme.com
work_email: mark.doe@acme.com (0.96)
charged: 1 credit
 
$ ctc verify mark.doe@acme.com
mark.doe@acme.com: deliverable
charged: 0.02 credits

Total cost of that briefing: 2.02 credits. The agent can do it for every signup, every day, without asking you anything.

Commands in,
credits out.

Every command reports its credit cost in the output. Preview any spend with --estimate at zero cost.

$ ctc whois <email>

Who is behind this signup

1 credit per result found

$ ctc find <name> <domain>

The decision-maker’s work email

1 credit per result found

$ ctc verify <email>

Safe to send?

0.02 credits per verification

Full datasheet: credit costs in the docs · plan pricing on /pricing.