Plans before it acts
Gennie shows the steps it intends to take and the credits it will reserve before anything runs.
Quick answer
Agentic GTM is go-to-market work carried out by AI agents that can plan multi-step tasks and use tools, such as finding leads, researching them, drafting outreach and preparing campaigns, rather than only generating text on request. In LeadGennie, the agent (Gennie) turns a request into a plan, waits for your approval, then does the work. It never sends email or launches a campaign itself.
What it helps with
Gennie shows the steps it intends to take and the credits it will reserve before anything runs.
It can select leads, run research, draft emails, import a CSV, search your connected data providers and prepare a campaign.
It prepares; people decide. Campaigns wait for approval, and replies it drafts wait for someone to click send.
How it works
Describe the outcome you want, or ask a question about your campaigns, leads or analytics.
Review the proposed steps. Nothing that changes data runs until you approve it.
Check the researched leads, drafts and prepared campaign, then approve it to send.
Questions
Automation runs fixed rules you define in advance. An agent decides the steps for a goal you give it. LeadGennie combines both: the agent plans, and fixed rules such as approvals, sending limits and suppression checks still apply.
No. The agent can prepare a campaign, but launching it needs an approval, and sending a reply needs an explicit click from a person.
Read-only questions such as campaign status, analytics, delivery health, inbox activity, lead details, your ICP and your credit balance are answered right away.
LeadGennie helps your team turn context into a clear next step.