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How is this different from emailing people myself? +
What's the difference between modes?
Networking is a warm coffee-chat ask with no attachment. Opportunities is the explicit role ask — longer, references your resume, and auto-attaches it as a PDF.
Is my Gmail (or Outlook) safe? +
What does it cost? +

Product

You could write 30 personalized emails in a Sunday afternoon. Most students don't, because finding the right person, verifying their email, and writing each one from scratch is exhausting. ReachU does the boring parts: finding the right alumni, verifying deliverability, and drafting in your voice. So the human part (sending the right number of emails consistently) actually happens.
Networking is the warm coffee-chat opener. Short, friendly, asks for a 15-minute call to learn about their work. No resume attached. Opportunities is the explicit role ask. Longer, references your resume (which gets auto-attached as a PDF), and directly asks about open internship or graduate roles on their team. You pick the mode from your Pipeline toolbar; every draft after that uses it.
Yes. The Import tab takes CSVs, Excel files, JSON, or pasted plain text. Each contact runs through the same verification + drafting pipeline as anyone you find via Discover.
Always. Drafts live inside ReachU on the Review page — edit them, regenerate with feedback, or reject any of them. Nothing touches your Gmail or Outlook account until you hit Send. The point of the AI is to give you a strong starting draft for every contact, not to send things you haven't read.

Sending & deliverability

Sign-in uses Google's (or Microsoft's) standard OAuth. We never see your password. The send permission is granted at the same time so we can send emails on your behalf, but each email goes through your provider's normal infrastructure. You can disconnect at any time from Setup → Account.
Every email address goes through an SMTP-level probe (not just regex). We check MX records, attempt a deliverability handshake, flag catch-all domains, and deprioritize role accounts like info@ or hr@. You only ever see addresses we'd send to ourselves.
Yes — per email or per batch. Most students batch for Tuesday 10am local time, when reply rates spike. The agent add-on can also auto-pace sends across a day to look natural.

Pricing & account

Free for 5 emails/month (50 during private beta). Enough to see whether it works. Student is $19/month for 75 emails. Pro is $49/month for 200. The autonomous reply agent is an optional $19/month add-on. Cancel any time from your account.
Yes. Sign in with Google or Microsoft, get 5 free emails this month, no card on file. If you want more, plug in a card.
The Student tier is already priced for students. If you're in a verified financial-aid program at your school, email us and we'll work something out — we're not trying to gate this from people who need it most.

Reply agent

Configurable. By default the agent drafts a reply and sends you a push notification; you tap once to send. If you turn on auto-send (Settings → Agent), it sends scheduling-only replies automatically (e.g. confirming a meeting time) and still drafts the longer responses for you to review.
Yes, if you connect Google Calendar. The agent parses suggested times ("Friday at 2pm"), checks your calendar for conflicts, picks the best candidate, and sends a calendar invite with a Google Meet link.
One toggle in Setup → Agent. Pause anytime, no add-on cancellation needed. Your existing drafts and pipeline stay intact.

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