Sales reps
Eighty active threads. Thirty-five buyers in five time zones. STAMP surfaces the seven you actually have to move today and snoozes the rest to the right hour.
VIP tag for buyers in cycle. Frustrated tag for deals at risk. Reply-from-right-alias so the prospect always sees the right brand.
Get early accessWithout triage, you lose the deal at the bottom of the funnel because the cold lead at the top emailed today. STAMP fixes the order.
Snooze a thread to the buyer's morning, in their time zone, with the tag still attached. The follow-up writes itself.
STAMP's recap exports every prospect touch this week into a CSV your AE manager will actually use.
Pipeline
Tag a thread In-cycle once. STAMP keeps the deal visible until you mark it closed-won or lost. Cold leads stay cold; warm ones stay warm.
Snooze
Set the snooze in their time zone. STAMP brings the thread back at 9 a.m. their local, not yours. The follow-up lands when they're awake.
Risk
Tone shift across replies triggers the Frustrated tag. You step in before the prospect ghosts.
“I worked an extra ten deals this quarter because I stopped losing them at the bottom of the inbox.”
Early access user · Senior AE, B2B SaaS
Reps don't lose deals because they can't write a follow-up. They lose deals because the wrong thread is on top of the inbox. The hot prospect from last week is buried under today's cold leads. The decision-maker who replied yesterday is below the all-hands invite.
STAMP is the triage layer your CRM was supposed to be. The home view is the seven threads in your pipeline that need you today, ranked by signal: deal stage, time waiting, tone shift, sender weight. Cold leads stay visible but quiet. Warm ones stay loud.
The keyboard surface lets you reach inbox zero in fifteen minutes a morning. The rest of the day is on calls. That's the deal.
Morning. Headline: 'Six need attention. Two are tagged In-cycle, one is Frustrated.' You handle the Frustrated thread first — it's a buyer who's gone quiet. Three follow-ups in five days, tone shifted yesterday. You write a real reply, not a templated one. The thread reopens.
Mid-morning. The two In-cycle threads are buyers ready to move. You send the contract from the right brand domain. ⌘+Return to send. The reply leaves from sales@company.com because that's where the thread landed.
Afternoon. You snooze twelve cold threads to next Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the buyer's time zone. They surface at the right hour. The follow-up is half-written for you because STAMP attaches the original tag and your last context.
End of week. STAMP recap exports every prospect touched, every reply count, every Frustrated tag still open. You paste it into the CRM in thirty seconds.
VIP per buyer. Tag a buyer once. STAMP keeps every thread from them at the top of the pipeline view until you close-won.
Snooze to the buyer's morning, not yours. STAMP knows the buyer's time zone from their domain or your manual set. The thread surfaces when they're at their desk.
Tone-aware Frustrated tag. The buyer who replied 'sounds great' last week and 'fine' this week is flagged. You see the deal slipping before it slips.
Recap export to CSV. Weekly, automatic. Your CRM hygiene becomes a copy-paste, not a chore.
Direct CRM integration is on the roadmap. Today STAMP exports a weekly recap CSV with every prospect touch, which most reps paste into HubSpot in under a minute. The thread link is included for one-click drilldown.
Outbound sequencing is a sales tool decision. STAMP focuses on the inbox triage layer that lives downstream of the sequence. Most reps run their sequencer alongside STAMP without conflict — the replies land in STAMP and triage takes over.
Hand off a thread with the assignment shortcut. The SDR sees the original tag and your context. Once the thread re-opens at the AE level, you reclaim it in one keystroke.
STAMP is a paid subscription from $9 a month, locked for life on whichever plan you pick if you join the founding window.
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