Documentation

Create your first project#

A project is the home for one website. Its analysis, growth preferences, launch brief, and conversations stay together in your dashboard.

1. 1

   Create an account or sign in. You can use email and password, or Google when that option is available.

2. 2

   Enter your website address on the homepage or in project setup. Use the website's domain, such as yourproduct.com.

3. 3

   Review the analysis of your product, its audience, and its growth potential.

4. 4

   Review the required Cold Emails method and optional growth methods, then finish setup to open your dashboard.

Find your way around#

Overview brings your projects together. Projects holds their analysis and settings. Inbox, Traffic, and Launch provide their own workspaces. Investors currently shows a Coming soon preview; Startup Exit shows a preview for eligible plans.

On a smaller screen, use the panel button in the top toolbar to open the dashboard menu. Use the sun or moon button to switch between light and dark mode.

After setup#

New projects are enrolled in automatic cold outreach once sender setup and analysis are ready. They continue across days until you choose Stop outreach. Older projects are not switched on retroactively.

• Read conversations in Inbox. Use Stop outreach to pause new cold emails, and Start Cold Emails to resume.
• Review traffic preferences and prepare your launch brief. Auto Project Launch does not skip launch setup and review.
• Coming-soon skeletons show planned layouts, not activity already delivered.

Add another website#

Each website is a separate project. If the same domain is already in your account, open the existing project instead of adding a duplicate.

Starter allows 1 project, Business allows 2, and Premium allows 5. At the limit, delete a project or upgrade to a plan with more capacity. Existing projects are retained when you downgrade, but you cannot create another until your account is below its limit.

1. 1

   Open Projects in the dashboard and choose New project.

2. 2

   Enter the website address and review its analysis.

3. 3

   Choose growth methods and complete setup. The website will appear as a separate project.

Understand your analysis#

Saletise uses your website to identify its product, category, and potential audience. Review those details before using them in a launch brief or growth campaign.

Audience and growth-potential figures are estimates from the analysis. They are not a record of visits, customers, or sales already delivered.

Manage project settings#

Open a project's settings to review its website and methods. Cold Emails is required and cannot be removed. Traffic, SEO Auto Implementation, Auto Project Launch remain optional. A future growth feature is marked Coming soon.

Use Stop outreach in Inbox to pause new cold emails without removing the required method. Traffic and launch preferences belong to the selected project.

A view across your projects#

Overview is your starting point for the workspace. Use its project and period controls, where available, to choose the information you want to review.

The sidebar opens each growth workspace. The project selectors inside those pages let you work with a specific website without changing its saved settings.

Understand Total reach#

Total reach combines saved reach records, projected traffic, published DEV.to article views, available Google Search clicks, and an estimate from Interested email conversations. It is not a count of unique people or verified website visitors.

A conversation adds one estimated reach event when its first human reply makes it Interested. Further replies and refreshes do not add more. The event stays counted if the conversation later converts or stops. Automatic replies and an initial opt-out do not count. Existing eligible conversations are included.

The selected project and date range apply to the chart, total, project rows, and comparison period. Reply estimates are dated to the first qualifying reply.

• Projected visits are based on the configured hourly maximum, not measured delivery.
• Google Search clicks and DEV.to article views describe their own sources, not confirmed purchases or unique website visitors.
• Analysis audience and growth-potential figures are estimates of opportunity, not delivered results.

Move between projects#

Use Projects to manage websites and the selectors in Inbox, Traffic, Launch, or Startup Exit to choose a view. Documentation under Resources uses the same guides as the public documentation.

New-project defaults#

• Cold Emails: required and enabled, with a Required badge and an on switch that is disabled so it cannot be turned off.
• Increasing Traffic: optional and on by default.
• SEO Auto Implementation: optional and on by default.
• Auto Project Launch: optional and on by default.
• Coming soon: a future growth feature, unavailable for selection.

Changing optional methods#

Use onboarding cards or project settings to select optional methods. Fresh setup uses the defaults; editing a project keeps its previously saved optional choices.

Cold Emails remains included when all optional methods are off. Use Stop outreach in Inbox to pause actual new cold emails; method selection and sending controls are separate.

Preferences and service availability#

An enabled method records your preference, not proof of an external action. Traffic needs a delivery connection, and Auto Project Launch requires launch setup and review before publication.

Selecting SEO Auto Implementation does not confirm that SEO changes have been applied to your website. Investors remains a coming-soon previews, as does Startup Exit for eligible plans.

Choose a daily limit#

1. 1

   Open Traffic and find the project to configure.

2. 2

   Adjust its daily limit with the slider or number field. The allowed range depends on the account plan.

3. 3

   Save changes and wait for confirmation. Changes to the delivery limit or enabled state normally have a five-minute save cooldown.

Set delivery preferences#

Increasing Traffic is optional and on by default in new-project method selection. Delivery settings let you disable it and choose steady delivery or flexible pacing as traffic becomes available.

A daily limit of zero disables traffic. Re-enabling a zero-limit project restores its plan default. Use Discard to undo unsaved changes.

Delivery status and estimates#

Traffic preferences sync to the delivery service in the background. A saved preference and a completed provider sync are separate events; pending or failed syncs can delay the connection.

A limit is an allowance, not a promise of visits, customers, or sales. Overview can include projected visits based on the configured hourly maximum. Those projections are not measured website traffic.

Choose your destinations#

Open Launch to prepare your first launch. Select the communities you want to include: Product Hunt, TinyLaunch, DEV.to, and Launch (trylaunch.ai). Choose at least one destination.

The Launch preparation switch enables this growth method for your project. Prepare your brief here and complete submission on each platform.

Auto Project Launch is optional and on by default during new-project setup. Adding a website alone does not publish it: complete launch setup and review your destinations first.

Tell your product's story#

1. 1

   Continue to Product details and review the product name, tagline, and description. Suggested text comes from your website analysis.

2. 2

   Open Launch date & extra details to choose a preferred date or add notes. The preferred date defaults to tomorrow when no date has been chosen.

3. 3

   Continue to Review. Check your product details and selected communities before proceeding.

Prepare your launch kit#

Prepare launch kit saves the brief and creates a launch record for that project. A product name, tagline, description, and at least one destination are required. Choose today or a future preferred date.

The launch overview keeps your preferred date, selected destinations, product brief, and activity. Returning to Launch or reloading the page brings you back to that overview instead of setup.

If Product Hunt is selected, Saletise prepares its product name, tagline, short description and maker's first comment from your saved launch brief. The extension fills this copy on Product Hunt. Review it there and add your media and remaining submission details.

The Saletise extension is available in the Chrome Web Store. Choose Add to Chrome in the Launch setup card, install the extension, then refresh Saletise. Once connected, the card shows Ready to launch and enables Launch automatically. An installed, compatible extension is required for automatic launch in desktop Chrome or Edge.

Choose Launch automatically to open one guided tab using your saved project copy. Platforms run in Product Hunt, Launch (trylaunch.ai), TinyLaunch order, omitting unselected destinations. The helper fills available launch fields and advances supported Get started, Next and Continue steps automatically. Onboarding reminder banners do not block product forms. Actual login or account onboarding pages pause autofill; finish them yourself and the helper reconnects. Product Hunt relaunch decisions require your own answer.

Choose Launch automatically for Product Hunt to fill copy, add one to five gallery images, choose relevant launch tags, and publish or schedule for your saved preferred date. Website artwork is used first; if none is accepted, a launch card is created from your saved product name and tagline. Complete account, eligibility and legal questions yourself. Launch (trylaunch.ai) fills its five-step form, adds product artwork, selects the Free plan and submits to its standard queue using Community Launch when no role has been selected, preserving an existing Founder selection. Queued submissions are saved separately from live publications. Paid upgrades are declined. TinyLaunch creates the startup and schedules a free launch after you complete its account setup and acknowledgement. The extension never makes payments. Use Skip this platform to continue past an unavailable destination without marking it published.

Open your published listing in the guided tab. The extension can detect a matching public product page, or you can paste its URL into Save link and continue or Attach launch URL in Saletise. The next platform opens only after Saletise saves the public URL; temporary failures retry. Scheduled drafts are not marked as live. Keep Saletise signed in. Users with an installed extension can check its connection from the setup controls.

Publish on DEV.to#

1. 1

   In the launch overview, find the DEV.to status card. Saletise writes a structured product introduction from your project brief and website content, with product details, getting-started guidance, and a link to your website. When your website provides a social preview image, it is included as the article's cover image.

2. 2

   With Auto Project Launch enabled and DEV.to selected, Saletise publishes your launch article automatically after you complete the three-step launch setup. Adding a project or choosing a plan leaves its launch setup pending. Articles are published through Saletise's DEV account; no personal API key or separate form is required.

3. 3

   The compact DEV.to card shows publication status and a link to the published article. For an existing project that has not been published yet, choose Publish launch.

4. 4

   If DEV does not confirm a request, choose Check status. Saletise recovers the existing article before allowing another attempt. Contact support if publication still needs attention.

Add more providers to an existing launch#

1. 1

   Open Launch and select the project. Choose Add launch providers at the top of the overview, or Add providers in Launch destinations.

2. 2

   Select additional providers. Destinations that are already part of this launch are marked Already added.

3. 3

   Choose Add providers to save the selection. Your original brief, launch history and published links stay with the project. When Auto Project Launch is enabled, adding DEV.to publishes automatically through Saletise.

Launch another project#

Choose Launch another project to open launch setup directly for a website that has not been launched. Use the project selector during setup to choose another available website.

The back button on the first setup step returns to your launch overview. If all your websites already have launches, the button opens new-project setup so you can add another website.

Use the project selector in the launch overview to switch between projects with saved launches. Starting another project does not remove an existing launch.

Something new is on the way#

The Coming soon card reserves space for a future growth feature. Its purpose has not been announced, and it cannot be enabled. Available growth methods continue to work independently of this placeholder.

Coming soon#

Investors currently shows Coming soon with skeleton cards, rows, and chart shapes. These illustrate the planned layout, not investor matches or measured investor activity.

The preview has no working investor search or outreach controls. Potential investors mentioned in a website analysis are separate from an active investor campaign.

Read conversations#

Inbox shows recorded conversations for your projects. Use project, search, and stage filters, then select a conversation to read messages and contact details. Starter and Business users can read conversations. Premium users can turn on Reply manually in each conversation to pause AI replies and write their own. Turn it off to return the conversation to AI.

A Relative fit score belongs to the selected project, not the contact globally. Contact details explain the match and show supporting evidence when available. A fit score is not a probability of purchasing.

Reply manually with Premium#

Open a conversation after its first email has been sent and turn on Reply manually. AI replies pause for this chat only, including queued drafts. Incoming messages continue to appear. Write your reply and choose Send reply; it is queued through the project sender mailbox and marked You in the history.

Turn Reply manually off to hand the conversation back to AI. Wait for queued manual replies to finish first. AI only resumes for the latest unanswered human message. Stopped or unsubscribed contacts remain blocked from sending.

If the account loses Premium access, manual sending is blocked. You can still turn manual mode off to hand the chat back to AI. A message already being sent cannot be recalled.

View example#

View example shows sample conversations. These are not actual prospects or emails sent on your behalf.

Automatic start, Stop, and manual Start#

New projects are enrolled in automatic cold outreach and start after sender setup and analysis are ready. They continue across days until Stop outreach is clicked. Older projects keep their existing start behavior and are not switched on retroactively.

Cold Emails is required in method selection, but Stop outreach still pauses new contacts. Stop persists across reloads and worker restarts. Click Start Cold Emails to resume. When Stop outreach is visible, Start is hidden.

Project sender addresses are prepared automatically, and Saletise manages the reply connection. Initial messages and AI replies use the project's sender identity. Replies continue the original email conversation.

Stop pauses new cold emails. Existing conversations can still receive replies unless they have ended, converted, or opted out. An email already being sent can finish.

How candidates are chosen#

Saletise checks a shared pool of unused contacts for categories related to your project before generating new contacts. Each contact can have up to three relevance categories.

A new search targets five candidates from available contact sources. If sources return fewer contactable people, the available candidates are compared.

Candidates are ranked together for this project's product, platforms, audience, and use case. The highest-ranked available contact is chosen. There is no minimum relevance score. Shared unused contacts store no project-specific relevance scores.

Unchosen contacts stay available for later use. The selected contact is removed after confirmed sending. Reservations prevent projects from selecting the same stored contact simultaneously; uncertain sends stay reserved for review.

Missing public email addresses, unavailable sources, and temporary AI failures can delay sending. Saved contacts are kept for retry. A five-candidate search is a target, not a guarantee that five contactable prospects exist.

Daily limits and timing#

• Up to 15 initial cold emails per project per calendar day. The allowance is per project, not one shared account allowance.
• The current interval is 96 minutes, or 1 hour 36 minutes, after the previous initial email finishes. The first email can send once a candidate and draft are ready. Preparation or service delays can make sending slower.
• The daily allowance resets at midnight in the configured outreach timezone, currently Israel time. Fifteen is a maximum, not a guaranteed daily result.
• Clicking Start after the daily allowance is used schedules the next batch for the next day. Repeated clicks do not create duplicate batches or reset the cap.
• Replies have a separate queue and do not use new-contact slots. Source and provider capacity limits can also affect sending.

Refresh and queued replies#

Saletise checks the reply mailbox in the background. The refresh icon checks for replies immediately and reloads the conversation view. Refresh does not force a new prospect search or bypass sending limits.

A human reply needing an AI response receives a random delay of 1 to 15 minutes after detection. Queued replies show a countdown. Preparation or service delays can make actual sending later than that time.

Sent means the sending service accepted the message. It does not confirm an open, website visit, purchase, or placement in the recipient's primary inbox.

In progress, Interested, and Converted#

• In progress: initial outreach is recorded without a qualifying human reply yet.
• Interested is blue. A human reply marks interest; automatic responses do not. An opt-out ends outreach to that recipient instead.
• Converted is green. For a fully free product, the AI looks for evidence of completed adoption, such as downloading or using it. For a paid or freemium product, a download alone is insufficient; the reply must confirm a paid conversion or purchase.
• After conversion, the AI sends one final thank-you message, includes the project's real contact email when a suitable one is available, and stops the conversation. It remains Converted.
• An Interested conversation contributes one estimated reach event to Overview. Further replies and conversion do not add another.

Sender identity and unsubscribe#

Use Edit sender to review the project's sender name and company role.

Outreach emails include an unsubscribe link below the opt-out text. A recipient can unsubscribe or ask to stop in a reply. Starting another batch does not override recipient suppression.

Business and Premium preview#

Select a project in Startup Exit. Business and Premium projects currently see Coming soon with a skeleton of the original offer-summary, exit-channel, and offers layout.

Other plans keep the Business or Premium required screen. An eligible plan unlocks the preview; acquisition services are not live.

Understand the placeholders#

Skeleton rows are not real buyers, offers, amounts, or active channels. The preview has no working offer-review or channel-management controls.

Coming soon#

Compare available plans#

Open Plans to compare features and allowances. Monthly is selected by default; use the monthly or yearly control to change the billing period. Annual plans show a monthly equivalent and are charged for the full year.

Your saved plan is account-wide and applies to your projects. New projects inherit it; editing a website does not independently change paid entitlement. Traffic allowances depend on the plan. Business and Premium show the Startup Exit coming-soon preview.

Starter: 3-day free trial#

Starter offers a 3-day free trial when shown in checkout, for monthly or yearly billing. A payment method is required. Free applies to the trial period; Starter features and limits apply.

After the trial, the subscription automatically charges the selected monthly price or the full annual price unless you cancel before the trial ends. Review the first charge date, price and taxes in Dodo Payments checkout.

Use Manage billing in Billing & Invoices to cancel before the trial ends and confirm the cancellation. Deleting an account or project, stopping outreach, or closing the site does not cancel renewal. Contact [email protected] if you cannot access billing.

A trial becomes available after provider verification. If a required payment fails or the subscription becomes inactive, workspace access and automations can be suspended until billing is resolved. See Terms and Privacy for trial, cancellation and data-retention details.

Review billing information#

Billing & Invoices retrieves your subscription status, billing dates, payment history, and available full or partial refund status from Dodo Payments. Download invoice PDFs for successful payments. A provider error is shown if records cannot be loaded; use Refresh to try again.

Use Manage billing to open the Dodo Payments customer portal for payment details and cancellation. Cancelling renewal at period end preserves active access until the provider confirms that the subscription has ended. Cancel renewal before deleting an account that can still renew.

Checkout and plan activation#

Select a plan card or its button to open Dodo Payments hosted checkout. Your account name and email are prefilled. Supply the billing country and any other required payment or tax information. Review the final amount, billing period, taxes, and recurring terms before paying.

Starter trial access and paid access apply across your account after provider verification. Returning from checkout alone does not activate a plan. Existing subscription changes may involve an immediate prorated charge; failed required payments do not grant the new plan.

For refund questions, email [email protected] with your account email and payment or invoice identifier. Do not include card details. Refund requests and cancellation are separate; see Terms for the applicable billing and refund conditions.

Update your profile#

Open Account to review and edit the profile fields available for your sign-in method. Save changes and wait for confirmation before leaving the page.

The light/dark appearance button is available on the public site and dashboard. Your browser remembers that preference.

Reset a forgotten password#

1. 1

   On the login page, choose Forgot password? and enter your account email.

2. 2

   Open the reset link in the email and choose a new password. Reset links expire after one hour.

3. 3

   Request another link if the first one has expired. If you normally use Google, sign in with Google instead.

Delete an account#

Account settings includes account deletion. Read the confirmation carefully: deleting the account removes its projects and saved workspace data.

Deleting one project is a separate action in Projects. Use that option if you only want to remove a website from your workspace.

A website will not analyze#

• Check the spelling of the domain and make sure the website can be opened in a browser.
• Use the website's own address rather than a search result or a social profile.
• If the domain already belongs to a project in your account, open that existing project.
• Try again after a temporary website or network problem has cleared. Contact support if the same error continues.

There is no traffic, content, or activity#

Check the selected project, filters, and period first. Saved preferences, a prepared kit, and a sent email are different from visits, live publications, or sales.

Investors intentionally shows a Coming soon skeleton. Startup Exit does the same for eligible plans. Reloading or enabling a preference will not activate these preview services.

A launch will not start#

• Add a product name, tagline, and description, and select at least one destination.
• Choose today or a future date. A previously saved date can become outdated before you start the launch.
• Read the message shown after clicking Prepare launch kit, correct the highlighted field, and try again.
• After a successful launch, reload the page to return to its overview. Avoid closing the page while a request is still preparing your launch.

Settings did not save#

Check for a validation message and make sure your internet connection is available. Wait for a successful save before switching projects or reloading. If your session has expired, sign in again and reopen the project.

Cold emails are not sending#

• Allow new-project sender setup and analysis to finish. Older projects may require Start Cold Emails; automatic enrollment is not retroactive.
• After Stop outreach, click Start Cold Emails to resume. Reloading does not undo Stop.
• Allow for the 15-email daily cap, the 96-minute cold-email interval, and the separate 1 to 15 minute reply delay.
• Missing public email addresses, source limits, and AI or provider failures can delay sending. Temporary discovery and ranking failures retry while preserving unused contacts.
• Use the refresh icon for missing incoming replies. It checks the mailbox, rather than forcing a new cold email.
• Contact support about uncertain delivery before attempting another send. Saletise avoids automatically repeating an uncertain email.

Start with the details#

Use Support Mail in the dashboard to open a support request with workspace context, or use the email link below from the public documentation.

• Include the website domain and the page you were using.
• Describe what you expected, what happened, and any error message you saw.
• Include the approximate time and your browser if the issue is difficult to reproduce.
• Never include your password, password-reset link, or private access tokens.

Before you write#

For pending publishing, traffic, or outreach, check the availability notes in the relevant guide first. For sign-in issues, try the password-reset flow or the same Google account you used to register.