
Stop pitching clients whowere never going to hire you.
Orty reads a client's profile from your screenshot, scores the opportunity, and drafts the first email. No scraping, no links.

Most outreach dies before the email. You spend an hour working out whether someone can hire you, and you are still guessing.
You read the feed, guess at the budget, write the pitch, and wait. The reply never comes. The email was fine. The fit was not there.
A lead database gives you a long list of names. It does not tell you which few can pay. Orty starts with the question the list skips: is this client worth your time, and why?
Three steps. No setup.
You keep the judgment. Orty does the reading, the scoring, and the first draft.
A screenshot goes in.
Drop a profile screenshot, paste the text, or add a short screen recording. Orty never opens a link or crawls a profile.


A score and the evidence come out.
You get a score out of 100, the signals behind it, and a why-not section. If the input does not support a claim, the report says unknown.


A drafted email you edit and send.
Orty drafts the first email in your voice. You decide what goes out. Nothing sends on its own.



What changed in v2.2.2
A quieter release, mostly under the hood.
v2.2.2 is a reliability release. Nothing changed in pricing, plans, credits, or your saved data.
- Every API route now checks the shape of its input before it runs, so a malformed request gets a clear 400 instead of a server error.
- A rejected API key now says so in plain language, and the key is never echoed back.
- License and plan checks fail closed, so a failed lookup cannot activate a paid plan.
- Plan lookups are cached for 60 seconds. A failed lookup is never cached as a grant.

What it refuses
What Orty will not do.
The refusals matter more than the feature list. They are the reason the output is worth reading.
- It never scrapes.No profile crawling, no harvested emails, no hidden list.
- It never opens a pasted link.You give it a screenshot, pasted text, or a screen recording.
- Scout never invents leads.It returns a search strategy: places, queries, and signals.
- Co-Pilot never invents a price.It uses the rate card you gave it.
- Nothing sends itself.AI drafts, you decide, you send.
The exact list of what leaves your systems is in the privacy page. It is short, and the product follows it.

Is this client worth pitching?
A quick checklist, not Orty's score. Seven answers, no account, and nothing leaves this page. It is here so you can feel the shape of the decision before you sign up.

A normal week
Not a new system.
Rate a few prospects on Monday. Send the ones worth it. Log the replies where the draft lives. On Thursday, follow up with the people who went quiet.

Why I built it
I edited video for two and a half years. I freelanced for one.
The editing was never the hard part. Deciding who was worth pitching was. I built Orty as a script for myself, then turned it into a product because the script kept working.
I sent 25 real outreach emails in my first week using it. No testimonials yet. I would rather show the work than borrow someone else's words.
If you cold-email for a living, I think it will save you the same hours it saved me. If it does not, the refund is seven days and the support address comes to me.
Questions, answered.
The short answers. The longer ones live in the handbook and the privacy page.
Free to start. $19.99 for Pro.
Three plans, exact prices. No API key needed on Free or Pro. Compare all three.
Scout
5 hosted credits a month with Orty's AI, or 5 ratings + 5 Co-Pilot messages a day with your own key.
- AI profile generation
- Scout search strategies
Signal
or $50/yr. Unlimited ratings and Co-Pilot on your own API key. You pay the provider directly.
- Unlimited ratings
- Unlimited Co-Pilot
- Batch triage
- No hosted credits
Pro
or $179/yr. 1,000 credits a month with Orty's managed AI.
- 1,000 credits a month
- Batch triage
- Long-form video audits
- In-app email sending
- Unlimited portfolios
