Firehoz Reach is where the brief, the draft, the calendar and the sign-off live in one place — and the email engine that actually delivers it, from your own sending domain. It won't send a thing until someone approves it.
No credit card · your sending identity, your list · nothing goes out without your approval.
Ideate → write → edit → get sign-off → publish to N channels → chase approvals → repurpose → repeat, every week, forever. Tools exist for the pieces; no one owns the loop. So lean teams either drown in it or skip it. Reach gives the loop one home — and one gate before anything leaves it.
Brief, draft, review, approve, send — without four tools and a spreadsheet holding it together.
Your brand brief — audience, tone, pillars, guardrails — sits next to the draft, so everyone writes from the same page. Email campaigns start pre-filled from your Company Brain: your company, your value prop, your booking link.
A campaign can't send until an owner or admin approves it, and it can't be approved without a subject and a body. The gate is enforced in the API, not just greyed out in the UI.
Out through your own sending identity — SMTP or your ESP — drained in throttled batches inside your daily cap, on a domain warm-up ramp, never to an unsubscribed or bounced address.
Reach ships email today — sender, deliverability, suppression and all. Social fan-out, repurposing and localization are on the roadmap and are not built yet. We'd rather say so than sell them to you.
Nothing in Reach sends or publishes itself. A campaign goes out only after an owner or admin approves it, and the server refuses the send otherwise — the button isn't the gate, the API is. If your sending identity breaks mid-campaign, the queue auto-holds rather than half-delivering. Your brand's reputation never rides on a background job.
Generate demand. Brief, write and review your content in one place, then send it from your own domain to your own list.
You're hereCapture & convert demand. The beacon CRM scores every lead by heat + momentum so you reply to the ready buyers first.
Brief it, write it, approve it, send it — with one gate you can't skip by accident.
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