Who you contact.
Small businesses only. Six in ten are small agencies, four in ten are small companies that could use Velo on their own site. Anywhere in the US.
Small agencies
Owner led web and ecommerce studios, 2 to 15 people, whose clients are mostly small businesses.
- Who: the founder or owner
- The offer: a repeatable consent setup for their client sites, starting with one client
- For them: less admin per site, and 20% of qualifying referred payments, excluding VAT
- Win: their first client is live on Velo and paying
Small businesses
Independent shops, local services and small software companies, 1 to 50 people, with their own website.
- Who: the founder or owner
- The offer: a short review of one page and one signup or purchase path
- For them: visitor choices and marketing tags that stay in line
- Win: Velo is live on their site and paid
Every weekday.
About 90 minutes. Ticks clear each morning and are saved in this browser.
Today
Up to 24 new companies, plus the follow ups due.
Messages to copy.
Fill the brackets with something true from their site. Stop on any reply or "no thanks".
Hi [First name], I'm Laura from Velo. Saw [verified project] at [Agency]. I work with agencies on consent setups for client sites. Would be good to connect.
Consent handover for [Agency]'s client sites
Hi [First name], I saw [verified service or project] on your site. When a client changes its marketing tags, who checks that the consent setup still behaves as intended? Velo helps teams manage that workflow. Would a one page review checklist be useful for an upcoming client launch?
The checklist covers the initial visit, accept, reject, GPC and a returning visit. The free code scan is a first pass; live behaviour needs a browser test. If you have one suitable client in mind, we can use a short review to agree what needs checking.
I will close the loop here. If managing consent across client sites becomes a priority, we can start with one client and document a workflow your team can reuse. The partner programme also includes 20% of qualifying referred payments, excluding VAT. Happy to reconnect when there is an active project.
Hi [First name], I'm Laura from Velo. [verified website project or product] caught my eye. I work on website consent setups. Would be good to connect.
[Company]'s website consent setup
Hi [First name], [verified website project, product or public context] caught my eye. Who owns the consent setup between your website and marketing tags? I can send a short checklist for the relevant team, or review one page and a priority signup or purchase path together.
A useful first check is whether the visitor's choice reaches the tags that matter to your team. A code scan cannot settle that by itself. Would a 15 minute browser review be useful, or would you prefer the self service guide?
I will leave this with you. If a review becomes useful during your next site change or renewal, Velo has a free scan and setup guides. Is there a better time to revisit it, or should I close this out?
Every email ends with this line, which US email law requires:
Laura · Velo (a product of AmplioData OÜ), Sepapaja tn 6, Tallinn, Estonia. If you'd rather not hear from me, reply "no thanks" and I won't write again.
When someone says yes.
The job is a live, paying site, not just a friendly reply.
- Ask four thingsWho owns the site, what they use today, which platform, and why now.
- Hand it to WalterCompany, why now, who is involved and the next step. Within one business day.
- A short review, then one siteWalter agrees the smallest useful setup. An agency picks one client to start with.
- Live and paidVelo is installed and tested, the account is paying. Then ask the agency for the next client.
The 12 weeks.
New companies each week. The daily email adjusts for you.
- Week 1 · 80 new (48 agencies, 32 companies) 28 Sep to 2 Oct
- Week 2 · 100 new (60 agencies, 40 companies) 5 to 9 Oct
- Week 3 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 12 to 16 Oct
- Week 4 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 19 to 23 Oct
- Week 5 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 26 to 30 Oct
- Week 6 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 2 to 6 Nov
- Week 7 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 9 to 13 Nov
- Week 8 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 16 to 20 Nov
- Week 9 · 40 new (24 agencies, 16 companies) · Thanksgiving, lighter 23 to 27 Nov
- Week 10 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 30 Nov to 4 Dec
- Week 11 · 120 new (72 agencies, 48 companies) 7 to 11 Dec
- Week 12 · 60 new (36 agencies, 24 companies) 14 to 18 Dec
- Break, no emails 19 Dec to 3 Jan
Your reply words.
Use these when you answer the 9:00 email, like "Ugmonk interested" or "Three29 no need".
Five rules.
- Ask, don't claim. Never tell anyone their site breaks the law.
- No promises about results, conversions or legal certainty.
- Prices only from veloconsent.com/pricing.
- Anyone interested, and anything commercial, goes to Walter.
- Anyone who says no thanks is never contacted again.
How a company makes the list
Each company is scored out of 100 before it reaches you. 70 or more goes on your list.
| What we check | Points |
|---|---|
| Their platform and how Velo would be installed | 25 |
| Enough value: a paid plan, several client sites or a bigger site | 25 |
| A reason to act now, like a launch or a migration | 20 |
| The right person, named and reachable | 15 |
| A real task Velo helps with | 15 |
Who counts as small
- Agencies: 2 to 15 people on their own team page, with mostly small business clients
- Companies: 1 to 50 people, independent and owner run
- Not on the list: national brands, venture backed scaleups, Shopify Plus stores and enterprise