Sign up and add a card
After you sign up and confirm your email address, Boostie asks for your company name and website. The website is optional, but it helps the AI research your business. Then you choose how to start: Let AI set it up or I'll set up manually.
A new workspace starts with an empty wallet, and every chat turn with the AI uses a little credit. Add a card on Settings ▸ Billing to unlock your free starting credit — nothing is charged when you add it, and the credit never expires. The current amount is on the pricing page.
Tell the AI about your business
Let AI set it up opens the AI tab with a first message already typed for you. Nothing is sent until you press send.
The AI first asks how hands-on you want to be: draft first (recommended), ask as it goes, or a step-by-step walkthrough. It researches your company, then asks you two things:
- Programs — three to five groups of people you could reach, with its own pick marked. Choose one or several, or describe your own.
- Monthly volume — how many leads a month, with the number of mailboxes and the rough cost that volume implies.
Review what it drafts
Each program you choose becomes its own campaign, drafted one at a time.
Everything it drafts lands in the same forms you can edit by hand, on the campaign's tabs: AI Lead Rating, AI Email Generation, Email Sequences, Schedule and Options.
By default, changes the AI proposes that cost nothing are applied straight away. If you would rather approve each one, switch off Apply the assistant's configuration changes automatically under Settings ▸ Account ▸ AI changes. Money is never spent without your confirmation either way.
Mailboxes, then autopilot
Every setup reply ends with the next step: campaigns, then mailboxes, then autopilot, then Start.
For mailboxes, the AI recommends Email accounts done-for-you, suggests domains and shows you an order card. Nothing is bought until you click Confirm on it. More in Mailboxes and warmup.
Then comes the autopilot card. It says roughly how many leads Boostie will buy when you start, and the monthly limit it keeps refilling up to. This is the one click that lets Boostie buy leads for you: autopilot stays off until you confirm it, and you can change the limit or turn it off on Settings ▸ Billing. More in How billing works.
Start is the last click
Open the campaign and click Start campaign at the top of the page. The confirmation lists anything that still blocks Start, such as no connected mailbox or example content left in the campaign's settings.
You don't have to wait for warmup. A campaign started while its mailboxes are warming holds, then begins sending once one of its mailboxes is ready. If the campaign has no rated leads yet, Start also begins matching and rating them for you.