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Valley
AI outbound platform that turns buying signals into personalised LinkedIn and email outreach
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Industry
Sales Marketing, AI Agents
Style
Minimal, Gradient, Illustrative
Stage
Seed
Built with
Framer
About the site
Valley finds the people most likely to buy right now, researches each one, and writes personalised LinkedIn and email messages in the sender's voice. The landing page swaps the usual dark sales-tech look for something softer: a painted valley landscape behind a short, centred headline and signal sources shown as monospace chips, then pastel gradient cards tied together by an ink-blue accent. A useful reference for AI sales tools that want warmth and craft instead of neon dashboards.
How this page sells
For founders and sales teams who hate spammy outbound: relevance over volume, proven by pipeline numbers and a one-seat price.
Primary navigation
- Home
- Product
- Valley vs. Competition
- Customers
- Agencies
- Pricing
- Log in
- Start for free
'For founders, sales teams and agencies' above 'Unbelievably good outbound. To people who actually want it.', with outreach 'in your voice across email & socials in under 5 minutes', Start for free, Book a demo and a COO's quote.
Why it converts: 'People who actually want it' promises the opposite of spray-and-pray outbound, which is exactly what makes founders wary of automating it.
A painted-sky card, 'A signal is a start. Fit comes next.', qualifying a VP Revenue as 'High ICP fit' (right role, right company, possible need) beside skipped leads marked 'Wrong role' and 'Engagement alone is not enough'.
Why it converts: Showing who gets skipped proves the tool filters for fit, which answers the fear of burning a market with irrelevant messages.
'The only platform you need to run exceptional outbound' over a wall of customers: Klaar, Miro, Glean, PandaDoc, Antler, 10X, Growth Protocol and more.
Why it converts: Fast-growing software companies using it tells a founder that teams like theirs already trust it with their reputation.
A full-screen night landscape with a quote from LinkedIn's former Head of Sales: 'There has been a lot of talk surrounding what works in outbound now. The answer is Valley. Full Stop.'
Why it converts: An endorsement from someone who ran sales at LinkedIn, the channel Valley sells through, outweighs any logo.
Three steps: connect your accounts, choose a play (such as 'Hiring for roles that signal your problem'), then launch into a unified inbox where replies like 'This is good timing. Can you tell me more?' land.
Why it converts: Plays named after buying signals turn outbound strategy into a menu, so a founder without a sales team knows what to run first.
A dark grid of 16 outbound jobs (list building, ICP scoring, personalised messages, follow-ups), each tagged with the tool it replaces (Clay, Apollo, Lemlist, HeyReach), beside a pipeline calculator.
Why it converts: Mapping each job to a tool the buyer already pays for makes the consolidation savings obvious without a single claim.
A tabbed product tour of the dashboard ('Good morning, Alex'): today's plan, $450,000 potential pipeline, 128 interested replies and 12 active campaigns.
Why it converts: Pipeline and replies on the home screen show the metrics a sales leader actually reports, not vanity activity counts.
'Your tools. Valley's entire workflow.' (Claude and ChatGPT via MCP, CRM, API), then tabs for Founders, Sales teams and Agencies, with Linarca's '14 meetings in the first month, from a single seat'.
Why it converts: Separate tabs let a founder and an agency owner each see their own story, and a one-seat result sets a realistic, attractive bar.
'Real words from the people doing the work': $1M+ pipeline in the first 60 days, 3 hours saved per rep per day, 400 meetings a month across 50 seats, then quotes from GoCanvas, Brex's CRO and Kaster.
Why it converts: Pipeline and meetings are the numbers a sales leader is judged on, and a Brex CRO's quote gives them cover to try it.
'Start with one seat. Put Valley to work.' at $199 per seat a month ($149 billed quarterly), with plays, research, writing in your voice and LinkedIn follow-ups included in every plan.
Why it converts: Starting with one seat makes the first purchase small enough for a founder to expense, and 'every plan' removes feature-gating doubts.
'Your people are out there. Let Valley find them.' then 'Find your people. Give them a reason to reply.' with Start for free and Book a demo.
Why it converts: 'A reason to reply' restates the whole promise, relevance over volume, as the last thing a reader sees.
