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For software teams selling to the trades

Your Buyer Is Up A Ladder

Roofing, HVAC and plumbing owners are rarely at a desk. Outvid sends a video they can watch one-handed, in the van.

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What lands

What a prospect in Selling Software to Contractors and Trades opens

The prospect and the opening line come from Selling Software to Contractors and Trades.

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Alex Masson

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Quick question about your pipeline

9:12 AM

Hi there, I came across your company and wanted to see if you're open to a quick 15-minute call about how we help teams...

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Your Name

Video Message

Made this video for you, Marcus

Just now
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Hey Marcus, I saw Ramp just hit 10M users, incredible growth!

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The Selling Software to Contractors and Trades problem

Challenges in Selling Software to Contractors and Trades outreach

Email Reaches Them Between Calls, On A Phone

An HVAC owner with a yard full of trucks opens email standing in a supply house queue, between the morning callbacks and a customer with no heat. It arrives in the same list as the supplier promos and the invoice reminders, and it has to survive that list before it gets read. Your subject line is not competing with other software vendors. It is competing with the day.

They Get Pitched By People Who Have Never Been On A Site

This owner is called and emailed by vendors who talk about visibility and workflow and have clearly never watched a crew load out in the dark. Anything that describes scheduling or job costing in the abstract reads as written by someone who has never had a van break down on the way to a first call. The message does not have to be clever. What you want is for it to sound like it came from someone who knows the work.

The Decision Maker Is The One Driving The Truck

There is no procurement committee at a twenty person electrical contractor. The owner decides, and the owner is billable that day. Reaching them means fitting into the gaps in that day, not asking for a discovery call at eleven on a Tuesday when they are up a ladder with a customer waiting.
The solution

One Recording, Then Every Owner Hears Their Own Company Named

You record about a minute of yourself talking to camera. That recording becomes your clone, and every contractor on the list gets a video from you that names their business and what they actually do: roofing across two counties, heating and cooling out of three depots, an electrical firm that just took on six apprentices. Before you launch you watch a few sample scripts and videos and change the wording until they sound like you. After that the campaign runs on its own and your time goes on the replies.

Every Video Names Their Business

The script is built from what is publicly true about that firm: the trades it covers, the area it serves, a new depot, a recent hire. You set the brief every script is written from, and before you launch you read a sample of the scripts Outvid wrote and rewrite anything that reads like a guess about their work.

Sent On The Channel That Owner Answers

If the owners on your list run their day on WhatsApp, send there. If they only open LinkedIn on a Sunday night, send there. You pick the channel per campaign instead of stacking a fourth email on top of three ignored ones, and you can run the same list on two channels to find out which one this trade answers on.

Landing At Six In The Morning, Not At Eleven

You set the hours a campaign is allowed to send and the time zone it counts them in, so messages arrive while the truck is being loaded, or later on when the paperwork gets done at the kitchen table. Not at eleven, with a crew waiting on a materials call.

Example hooks

Example video hooks for Selling Software to Contractors and Trades

Outvid drafts a fresh opener per prospect from what its research turns up.

Trade specific

{{firstName}}, I looked at what {{company}} actually does before recording this.

Short by design

{{firstName}}, this is forty seconds because I know you are not sat down.

Named

{{firstName}}, this is about {{company}}, not a general pitch.

Setup

How to get started

From recording to live campaign in minutes.

  1. Record yourself once

    One take to a laptop camera becomes your clone.

  2. Load your contractor list

    Outvid reads each firm's site: trades covered, patch, crew size where it is public.

  3. Review a sample, then launch

    Check the scripts sound like a person, not a product tour.

  4. Take the replies

    Replies land in one inbox.

Prospect landing pages

Every video opens on its own page

A branded page with their name, the research behind the message, and one next step.

  1. Their page, their name

    On the page: outvid.ai/c/james

  2. The context behind the message

    On the page: Why this landed with you: Raised $600M Series D last month

  3. One next step

    On the page: See the details

What's customized:Outvid researches every prospect and surfaces the signal that triggered the outreach, right on the page.

Sample prospect data, shown for illustration.

Common questions

Outvid is new and has no reply figures to quote, so here is the argument instead of a number. What you are sending is a named person, on camera, saying the name of their company and what you want. It can be watched one-handed in the van at lunch or in the truck before the first call, and it asks for no typing. Whether roofing and HVAC owners in your market answer it is exactly what the trial is for, which is why the trial is seven days and does not ask for a card.

Run the same list on two channels and let the replies decide, because the answer changes by trade and by country. Outvid sends across email, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and Instagram, and your plan decides which of those are switched on, so check the pricing page before you build a campaign around one of them. If the owners on your list already run their crews and their customers through one app, try that one first.

No. You record yourself once, about a minute to camera, and Outvid builds your clone from that. Every video after that is generated from the same recording, so a list of four hundred roofing and HVAC businesses does not mean four hundred takes. Before you launch you look at a few sample scripts and videos and rewrite anything that does not sound like you, then the rest are written and sent as the campaign runs.

If it does, look at the script before you blame the video. The face and the voice are yours, recorded by you, and the same person turns up on the call afterwards. So write it the way you would open a phone call: name the business, say what you want, and be short about it. If a sample script is guessing about their work, fix the wording before you launch, because that is the guess that will be repeated four hundred times.

A list of contractor businesses with one contact each, a recording of you talking to camera, and a sending account connected so the messages go out from you. That is the setup. The trial runs seven days and does not ask for a card, and there is no free tier afterwards, so you pick a plan at the end of it. The list is the part worth spending real time on: the right four hundred firms beats four thousand of anyone.

Send one to a contractor on your list

Seven days, no card. Record once and see what it writes for the first ten firms you would ring.

A

Alex Masson

Promotions

Quick question about your pipeline

9:12 AM

Hi there, I came across your company and wanted to see if you're open to a quick 15-minute call about how we help teams...

AI-generated sales video avatar

Your Name

Video Message

Made this video for you, Marcus

Just now
Prospect company research preview
0:47

Hey Marcus, I saw Ramp just hit 10M users, incredible growth!

Click to watch your personalized video →

NEW