For founders with a sales team
The GTM stack a founder shares with the sales team
You have sellers now, but the biggest deals still start with you. One workspace holds your network and the team's outreach, so a seller can take over an account you started, history included.
Founder-led growth breaks in a predictable place. The first fifty customers came from your network. The next fifty come from sellers, and they need a repeatable motion: sourcing, enrichment, deliverability, cadence, and reporting.
OXYGEN puts all of it in one workspace on one credit meter. Tables hold the working lists. Records hold the accounts, people, and deals that survive. Sequences own the sending, and Messages hold every reply across channels.
- Who this is for
- The founder or CEO of a company that sells to other businesses, with a proven offer. A GTM (go-to-market) team of two or more sellers works named accounts, and the founder still leads the largest deals.
- What it looks like today
- The founder's best leads sit in a personal inbox and LinkedIn messages, while the sellers work from a separate list. When an account changes hands, its history stays behind, and the seller starts cold.
- What changes
- The list, the CRM, the cadence and the replies sit in one workspace for the whole team. Each account keeps its timeline and a named owner, so the history survives a handover. A daily budget can cap the team's spend.
Example searches
Ask for it the way you'd say it
Each example is a request in plain words, with what it returns underneath.
Lookalikes of your best customers
look at my three best customers and build a list of 200 companies that look like them
The shared size, countries and phrases become search filters you can read and change.
The right person, not the first person
for every company here find the person who owns this decision and a verified email
The table shows the title actually found at each account, not one forced label.
What is still waiting on you
show me every conversation i started last month and which ones are still waiting on an answer from me
Email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp threads sit in one list with a status each, so the ones you dropped stay visible.
Plays
Three motions you can run this week
Each one is a chain of OXYGEN primitives: the same hosted objects your workspace already has, composed.
One outbound motion for the team
A verified list with an owner on every account. Sends spread across the sellers' mailboxes, not by owner.
- 1Pin your positioning and voice pages once so every draft reads the same source.
- 2Source, enrich and verify, give each account an owner, start the sequence.
oxygen sequences startTurn your network into pipeline
Your LinkedIn connections and profile viewers become accounts the team can work.
- 1Import connections and profile viewers into the workspace.
- 2Promote the ones that fit, give each an owner, and enroll at a human pace.
oxygen linkedin intent setupOne inbox for what comes back
Replies across email, LinkedIn, and WhatsApp triaged in one place.
- 1Read the merged inbox and set a status per conversation.
- 2Log the outcome so the funnel view stays honest.
oxygen inbox list
Capabilities
What you get
One tool instead of the usual five
Sourcing, enrichment, the CRM, sequences, the inbox, and reporting run on one database and meter.
A workspace your assistant can drive
The MCP server lets an AI assistant such as Claude use OXYGEN. It and the command line (CLI) expose the same actions as the web app, so you can check in the browser what your assistant did.
Spend you can see and cap
Paid actions show what they cost, and a daily or monthly budget can cap what the team spends.
Start free, permanently
A new workspace gets 250 credits once at signup, no card and no clock. The CRM stays free, and so does building workflows and agents; workflow tool steps and an agent's model calls draw credits.
Data sources
Data sources and CRM connections
People Data LabsCompany and people firmographics for a list matching the customers you already have.
Blitz APIHead of the work-email and phone chains, and the lane that keeps the pricier providers idle.
- LeadMagic
A later lane in the work-email chain and the second in the phone chain, for contacts the cheaper lanes miss.
- MillionVerifier
Grades every address the finder wrote, so a sequence does not learn about a bad domain by bouncing.
Use managed credits where available, or connect a supported provider key on an eligible paid plan. Your provider bills its calls; OXYGEN adds a per-call platform fee. Signed-in CRM connections such as HubSpot have no per-call fee. Connected sending accounts reserve monthly credits. See pricing and supported integrations.
Limits
Where this stops
- Connecting a mailbox, a LinkedIn account or a WhatsApp number needs a paid plan. Each connected account reserves a flat monthly amount of credits, listed on the pricing page. Setting up the list is free; sourcing, enrichment and AI columns draw credits.
- Past activity comes only from what you connect. A Google mailbox brings its mail into the merged inbox, and its business contacts and email activity into the CRM. A Microsoft mailbox connects for sending only, for now.
FAQ
Questions people ask first
I am not technical. Can I run this?
What does it cost to start?
Do I have to move my CRM?
How do I avoid burning my domain?
What if my assistant spends money?
Can a seller take over an account I started?
Put your GTM motion on one stack
Sign up free with a one-time credit grant, and an in-app AI agent researches your company and proposes your first plays. Pick a plan, and it sources the buyers, writes the sequence, and enrolls them. Connect the mailbox or LinkedIn account it sends from, and it is ready to send.