Finds and scores leads, runs your email campaigns, drafts inbox replies, and answers customers in live chat using your real data through MCP.
Example of the ReachClaw website chat for a made-up business, Harbor Lane Bakery Supply:
It learns your product
You add your website. It reads your pages to learn what you sell.
It finds leads
It searches the web for businesses that match your ideal customer.
It writes them emails
It writes an email for each lead. You check them, or let them send on their own.
It drafts your replies
When a customer emails you, it drafts a reply from what it learned.
It answers your website visitors
A chat on your website answers their questions from the same knowledge.
What ReachClaw does after you add your website.
You describe your ideal customer. ReachClaw searches the web for matching businesses, saves each contact with the page it was found on, and writes them an email. You can read every email before it goes out. Read how automated lead generation works, step by step.


When a customer emails you, ReachClaw drafts a reply from your website, your documents and the notes you added.
You decide what happens next. Check each reply before it sends, let it send on its own, or write the reply yourself.
You paste one line of code into your website. A chat button appears, and visitors get answers from the same knowledge, with links to your pages.
When it can't answer, visitors can ask for a person and leave their email, if you turn that on. You see every chat and can reply yourself. See what the AI chat widget for your website can do, including live look-ups and voice.

These are real ReachClaw screens filled with example data. The businesses, people and emails are made up.
The Knowledge page lists the pages it read from your site, the files you uploaded and the notes you added. Replies and outreach emails are written from this.

Each lead is listed with name, company, email and a fit score from 0 to 100. Leads come from its web search or from a CSV you upload. You can turn on automatic search so it keeps looking on a schedule.

In a campaign, each lead gets its own email, written from your knowledge. You read them, approve one at a time or all at once, and then send.

New emails from your Gmail are sorted into support, sales or pricing, and a reply is drafted from your knowledge. You send it, edit it, or ask for a rewrite.

Visitors ask questions in a chat on your website and get answers from your knowledge, with links to your pages. You can read each chat, see the ones that need a person, and reply yourself.

First it reads your website. Then it does three jobs for you. It finds people who might buy from you and emails them. It writes replies to the emails your customers send. And it answers visitors in a chat on your website.
You describe who you sell to. ReachClaw looks for them and emails them.
Describe your ideal customer. ReachClaw searches the web for people at matching businesses and saves their name, company, role and email. You can turn on automatic search so it keeps looking on a schedule you pick.
Each email is written for that lead, using what ReachClaw learned from your website. You can check every email before it goes out, or let it send on its own.
Pick the leads and a template. Send right away, schedule it for a set time, or have it run again every few days.
For each campaign you can see who opened your email, who clicked a link and who wrote back.
When a customer emails you, ReachClaw writes the reply.
How AI email support works, step by stepReplies are based on your website pages, the documents you upload and the notes you add. It reads new emails as they arrive in your Gmail.
Choose for each kind of email: check the reply before it sends, let it send on its own, or write the reply yourself.
If you connect your own tools (through MCP servers), ReachClaw can check them while it writes a reply, for example to look up an order.
A chat on your website answers questions from the same knowledge.
All about the AI chat widget for your websiteCopy one line into your website and a chat button appears. You pick its name, greeting, colors and the questions it suggests. It only works on the websites you allow.
If you turn it on, visitors can ask for a person and leave their email. You get an alert, read the chat and reply from your dashboard.
See how many chats you had, what people asked about and the questions it couldn't answer. Add an answer and it's used from then on.
You don't need any technical skills. This is what happens after you sign up.
ReachClaw reads your pages, like pricing and FAQs. You can also upload documents or type in notes about your product.
ReachClaw searches the web for matching businesses and finds their email addresses. It writes each one an email. You choose whether to check them first or let them send.
When a customer emails you, ReachClaw drafts a reply from what it learned. If you connect your own tools through MCP servers, it can look things up in them too.
Paste one line of code into your site. A chat button appears and answers visitors from the same pages. When it can't, they leave their email for you.
Each page covers one thing ReachClaw does, step by step.
How the website chat answers visitors from your pages and hands the chat to you when it can't.
Try the live chat on our own site: it looks things up as you ask, takes voice, and hands over to a person.
How ReachClaw reads a new customer email in your Gmail, writes the reply from your pages, and waits for your click or sends on its own.
How ReachClaw finds businesses that match your ideal customer and emails them.
Paste a page or a thread and get every email address in it, deduplicated and flagged, in your browser. No signup.
How a campaign can run again on a schedule, so outreach keeps going without you sending each email.
How ReachClaw writes a first email for each lead and sends it from your Gmail.
What ReachClaw saves for each lead it finds: name, role, company and email.
How ReachClaw scores each lead from 0 to 100 so you can start with the best fits.
How to go from describing your customer to sending your first emails.
How a SaaS company can use ReachClaw to find leads and answer support emails.
How a consultant can keep outreach going each week without sending emails by hand.
One flat price, nothing extra for each answer, cancel anytime. Pick a plan, connect your Gmail and your Anthropic key, and the next customer email that arrives has a draft reply waiting for you.
If you are one person answering every email yourself, pricing per agent was never written for you. Zendesk starts at $55 per agent a month, then charges for each AI-resolved ticket. Intercom charges $0.99 per AI resolution on top of a price for each person. ReachClaw is one flat monthly price, from $6.99, however many people use it, and nothing extra for each answer. Every plan includes the AI chat widget for your website.
ReachClaw next to the tools people often use for the same jobs.
| Feature | ReachClaw | Zendesk AI | Instantly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Learns from your website | |||
| Inbound support | |||
| Outbound sales | |||
| Chat on your website | |||
| Combined inbox | |||
| Starting price | $6.99/mo | $55/agent | $30/mo |
| Setup time | 3 minutes | Days | Hours |
| Co-pilot mode | |||
| Custom tool integrations (MCP) |