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Make email part of the same conversation.

Reach buyers from your own mailbox. Coordinate email with LinkedIn and X, keep follow-ups in the same email thread, and stop when the prospect answers.

Build your outreach

Make Email part of your sales workflow.

01

Keep your own sender address

Connect a Gmail, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or IMAP mailbox. PumpGTM checks the connection before saving it for sending.

02

Continue the email thread

Follow-ups stay in the original email thread. Daily mailbox limits and sending windows control when messages go out.

03

Stop the sequence on a reply

A detected reply on a connected sequence channel stops remaining outreach for that person. Email messages include an unsubscribe option.

Explore the LinkedIn + email play

Start with your own mailbox.

01

Connect your mailbox

Add your sending mailbox in PumpGTM and complete the connection check.

02

Add email to your sequence

Write the subject and message, choose follow-up timing, and review the lead list.

03

Manage the conversation

Messages send from your address. Review replies and take over the conversations that need your attention.

Know what connects.
Know what happens next.

Straight answers about accounts, sending, and availability.

Which email providers does PumpGTM support?

PumpGTM supports Gmail, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and compatible IMAP mailboxes. Email sends from the mailbox you connect.

Can I use email in a LinkedIn sequence?

Yes. Email steps can run alongside LinkedIn and X in the same sequence. A detected reply stops the remaining steps for that prospect.

What happens if a lead has no email address?

PumpGTM skips the email steps for that lead. Their eligible LinkedIn steps can continue, so a missing email address does not hold up the whole sequence.

Build your next Email conversation.

Connect your account and review your first outreach workflow.

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