How MyPip Works: Find Customers in 5 Minutes a Day
To reap the rewards of growth, you must first plant the seeds.
You do the reps. I do the rest.
Here's the whole thing, from the second you paste your site to the short list waiting for you tomorrow morning. Five steps. You only ever touch the last one.
1. First, I read your site
No forms, no setup. I read your website the way a sharp new hire would on their first day, the one who actually wants to impress you. What you sell, who it's for, the way you talk about it. I work out what you really do, in plain terms. Everything after this is built on that one read, so I get it right before I do anything else.

2. Then I work out who to go after
From your site I build a picture of your buyer. The roles worth reaching, the kinds of companies they sit in, and the specific things they're struggling with that you happen to fix. I'll even estimate how many of those people are out there looking right now. That picture becomes the target behind every person I bring you, so nobody lands on your list by accident.

3. Then I go and find them
Real people, where they already post. LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Instagram, and thousands of other public places. Not a stale database, not a bought list, not a cold dump of strangers. And I don't do it once. I run it every day, so new people keep arriving without you lifting a finger.

4. Then I sort who's worth your time
Finding people is the easy part. Knowing which ones matter is the hard part, so that's where I put the work. I read each person properly. Their company, what they've been posting about, whether what you sell is something they'd actually want. Then I score them against your buyer profile and tell you, in plain words, why each one fits. The strongest rise to the top. And it sharpens the more you use it: every person you act on teaches me who really converts, so my aim keeps tightening on the ones most likely to say yes.

5. Then I tell you exactly what to do
Not advice. Actions. For every person worth reaching, I lay out the steps to do it. What to say, where, and when, with the link to act on sitting right there. Comment on the post they put up this week. Send this message, in your voice, two days later. You're never staring at a blank box wondering how to start. You just do the next thing.

Where it all lands
It arrives where you already talk to people. Slack, email, WhatsApp, Discord, wherever you live. No new app to learn, no extra tab open all day. A short list each morning, in your timezone, and you're through it in about five minutes.
The one thing I never do
I never send anything for you. The finding, the research, the thinking, all of it automatic. The sending is always you. No bots posting under your name, no sequences firing while you sleep. You press send every time, because a real message from a real person is the only kind that gets a real reply, never trips a spam filter, and teaches you something about your own market. Automate that part and you've lost the whole reason to do it.
It runs while you don't
All of this happens on its own, around the clock. One price, no credits to ration, nothing to tune. While you sleep, I'm building your list. You wake up to one that's already done.
See it on your own site
Paste your website, give me ten seconds, and watch the first few people land. Ask me how I sized your market or why I picked someone while I run. You did the hard part already. You built something.