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Lead tables, email, LinkedIn and SMS sequences, and one inbox for every reply. It all runs on one database, so nothing ever needs syncing. And every lead hears from the same number, every time.

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A reply on Thursday should stop Friday's follow-up.

Follow one lead, Sam, through a week of email and text: how the week often goes, and the same week in Duckrow.

Monday

9:00 am

How it often goes

A first email. Sam's first name was missing from the list, and nothing caught it.

Email to Sam

Hi ,

In Duckrow

A first email from your own Google Workspace mailbox, with your signature. Had Sam's first name been missing, the email would have waited.

Email to Sam

Hi Sam,

Wednesday

11:20 am

How it often goes

  1. (415) 555-0142Hi Sam, did my email reach you? Happy to send the details here.

In Duckrow

  1. (415) 555-0142Hi Sam, did my email reach you? Happy to send the details here.

From now on, this is Sam's number.

Thursday

4:05 pm

Sam, in both weeksSure. Call me tomorrow morning.

How it often goes

Nothing tells the sequence that Sam answered.

In Duckrow

Sam's next steps stop, and the reply sits at the top of your inbox, marked interested. At 4:09 you answer from the same number.

  1. (415) 555-0142Great. I'll call at 9.

Friday

How it often goes

8:30 am

The next step goes out on schedule, from another number.

  1. (415) 555-0187A different numberHi Sam, just following up on my last text.
  2. SamWho is this? I already said yes.

In Duckrow

9:00 am

You call Sam. The whole week is one thread on Sam's phone and one conversation in your inbox.

By Friday

How it often goesTwo numbers, a follow-up after a yes, and a lead who stops answering.

In DuckrowOne number, one thread, and a call on Friday.

Ideal Billing Service

Ideal Billing Service runs its outreach this way: 100,000+ texts in six months, each provider on the number that first texted them, and $70,000+ in new revenue.

Read the story

From a list to a booked meeting, in one row.

Five steps, one workspace. Scroll through them.

  1. 1

    Build your list in lead tables

    A spreadsheet built for outbound. Import a CSV, then let each column do work for you.

    • Ask AI anything about each row, with your own prompt.
    • Tag every phone as mobile, landline or office, and every email as Google or Microsoft.
    • Plug in any data provider with an API column.
    Agency founders, US
    NameCompanyEmailEmail providerPhone typeAI fit
    Sam RiveraPinecrest Agencysam@pinecrest.coGoogleMobileStrong
    Priya NairNorthlane Growthpriya@northlane.ioMicrosoftMobileStrong
    Tom BeckerBrightside Mediatom@brightside.deGoogleOfficeMaybe
    Lena OrtizHarbor & Colena@harborco.comMicrosoftLandlineWeak
    Jonah ReedFieldwork Labsjonah@fieldwork.aiGoogleMobileStrong
  2. 2

    Push rows straight into a campaign

    Filter your table, then push. The rows land in the campaign that second.

    • Duplicates are skipped across every campaign you run.
    • Opt-outs are respected before anything sends.
    • Each row shows whether it went in.
    Agency founders, US
    AI fit is StrongPhone type is MobilePush 128 rows to campaign
    • Sam Rivera Pinecrest AgencyPushed
    • Priya Nair Northlane GrowthPushed
    • Jonah Reed Fieldwork LabsAlready in campaign
    • Tom Becker Brightside MediaPushed

    Campaign: Agency founders, Q4

  3. 3

    One sequence, three channels

    Mix email, LinkedIn and text steps in a single flow, on the schedule you set.

    • Email goes out from your own Google Workspace mailbox, in the same thread.
    • Sends spread across your mailboxes, numbers and LinkedIn accounts.
    • An AI copywriter drafts every step. The whole row stops when a lead replies.
    Agency founders, Q4
    1. E
      Day 1, EmailFrom sam.k@yourco.com

      Quick question, {{first_name}}

    2. L
      Day 3, LinkedInFrom your LinkedIn

      Connection request with a note

    3. T
      Day 5, TextFrom (415) 555-0142

      Hi {{first_name}}, following up on my email

    4. E
      Day 8, EmailFrom sam.k@yourco.com

      Re: Quick question, same thread

    Stops when a lead repliesDraft with AI
  4. 4

    Sticky SMS: one number per lead, for good

    The first number that texts a lead is the only number that ever will. Automated steps and your own replies alike.

    • Leads always know who is writing.
    • Threads stay whole on their phone.
    • Automated texts carry STOP instructions, and opt-outs are honoured.

    (415) 555-0142

    The only number Sam ever sees

    Day 5, automatedHi Sam, it's Jo at Brightpath, following up on your quote request. Did my email land okay?
    Day 8, automatedTotally fine if now's not the time. Worth a quick call this week?
    SamHa, persistent. Thursday at 2 works.
    You, from the inboxPerfect. Invite on its way.

    Pinned sender: (415) 555-0142

  5. 5

    Every reply in one inbox

    Email, LinkedIn and text replies land in one live list, oldest unanswered first.

    • Reply from the inbox on the channel the lead used.
    • AI drafts your answer from the conversation and the campaign.
    • Summaries, tags, snooze and keyboard shortcuts.
    Inbox
    • Sam Rivera2m

      Ha, persistent. Thursday at 2 works.

      TextInterested
    • Priya Nair18m

      Can you send pricing for 5 seats?

      EmailInterested
    • Jonah Reed1h

      Back on Monday, let's talk then.

      LinkedInOut of office
    • Tom Becker3h

      Not for us right now, thanks.

      EmailDeclined

    Sam Rivera, by text from (415) 555-0142

    Ha, persistent. Thursday at 2 works.

    AI draft

    Perfect, Sam. I'll send an invite for Thursday at 2. Anything you'd like me to prepare?

    Send as text

The old way, and the Duckrow way.

A stitched-together stackDuckrow
Getting leads into campaignsExport CSVs or wire up webhooksPush straight from your table
Texting from several numbersNumbers rotate at randomSticky SMS: one number per lead
ChannelsA separate tool for eachEmail, LinkedIn and text in one sequence
Where replies landScattered across apps and phonesOne inbox for every channel
What you pay forCredits in one tool, seats in anotherUnlimited seats. One kind of credit, and none for sending emails or LinkedIn messages.

AI where it saves you time.

AI columns

Score, sort or research every row with a prompt you write.

Formula writer

Describe a column in plain English and get a working formula.

Copywriter

Drafts every email, text and LinkedIn step from your data.

Reply drafts

Reads the thread and the campaign, then drafts your answer.

Work by hand. Or just ask.

Everything in Duckrow works with clicks. When you'd rather say it, press Cmd J. The Assistant opens beside your table, does the same steps for you, and shows the cost before any paid run.

  • By hand

    Build columns, run them and push rows with a click. Nothing changes if you never open the Assistant.

  • With the Assistant

    Opens beside the table with Cmd J or Ctrl J. Imports files, runs columns and pushes rows when you ask.

  • From Claude or ChatGPT

    Connect Duckrow MCP once and ask from the chat you already use. Set up Duckrow MCP

  1. 1Import a file
  2. 2Check every row
  3. 3Find work emails on the Yes rows
  4. 4Push to a campaign, by hand
  • Opens only when you call it
  • Shows the cost before paid runs
  • Every step also works by hand

Runs on Claude Sonnet 5.5, or Opus 5.5 for harder jobs. A few credits a message on Duckrow's key, none on your own Anthropic key.

Duckrow MCP: run Duckrow from Claude or ChatGPT.

Duckrow MCP is the connector that links your assistant to your workspace. Add it once, then ask your assistant to turn a spreadsheet into a Duckrow table, fill in what's missing or check how a campaign is doing. It signs in as you and asks before it spends a credit.

Duckrow MCP addresshttps://duckrow.ai/mcp
  1. 1Open Customize, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector.
  2. 2Name it Duckrow and paste https://duckrow.ai/mcp.
  3. 3Press Connect, sign in to Duckrow and allow access.
  4. 4Ask about your tables, campaigns and inbox.

  • Signs in as you
  • Asks before it spends
  • Never sends on its own
Full setup for every app

Plugs into the accounts you already send from.

Google Workspace

Send from your own mailboxes on your company domain.

Outlook

Send from your Microsoft 365 mailboxes on your company domain.

LinkedIn

Visits, invites and messages.

Texting

Two-way texts from registered business numbers.

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FAQs

One workspace for outbound. You build lead lists in smart tables, send multichannel sequences by email, LinkedIn and text, and answer every reply from one inbox.

During early access we approve new workspaces by hand. Sign up, and we email you as soon as yours is ready. If a teammate invites you, you can start straight away.

Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 (Outlook) mailboxes on your company domain. Personal @gmail.com and @outlook.com addresses aren't supported. Every email goes out from your own account, with your signature.

The first number that texts a lead is pinned to that lead. Every later text in the sequence, and every reply you send from the inbox, goes out from that same number.

Lead tables are built in, with AI columns, phone and email checks, and an API column that connects any data provider you already use.

Duckrow is the texting provider: we supply the numbers and register them under US and Canadian rules. Every automated text carries STOP instructions, and opt-outs are honoured automatically.

Start free. Every plan has unlimited seats and one kind of credit. Credits pay for finding work emails, phone checks, LinkedIn profiles and AI on Duckrow's account, and you are charged only when it works. Sending emails and LinkedIn messages uses no credits, and neither do your own AI keys or data providers. Texting is an add-on on paid plans, charged per number. Paid plans start at $99 a month, or $89 a month billed yearly.

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