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AI Cold Email Personalizer

AI cold email writer that researches prospects before it writes.

Jun 11, 2026 Marketing & Sales
cold email lead generation outreach personalization prospecting

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Title: AI Cold Email Personalizer — Full PHP Source CodeWhat you're getting:A fully working AI-powered cold email tool built on PHP + MySQL + Claude API. Upload leads via CSV, the app scrapes each company website, Claude writes personalised emails, users download results.Built in 2 weeks. Clean code, documented, XAMPP-ready.Deploys to any shared PHP host in under 30 minutes.Why it's valuable:- AI personalisation is the #1 driver of cold email reply rates- Competitors (Instantly, Lemlist) charge $37-99/mo and don't focus on email quality- PHP/MySQL = easy to maintain and extend- Claude API integration already done (hardest part)What's included:✓ Full source code (6 core classes)✓ Database schema (4 tables) ✓ Setup + deployment documentation✓ Working Stripe billing (test mode)✓ 30-minute handover callWhy I'm selling:Stripe doesn't support my country for receiving payments,so I can't monetise it myself. Buyer gets a working product ready to launch.Live demo: https://coldmaildemo.infinityfreeapp.com

Comments (9)

Carmen Bins Carmen Bins 3 months ago

scraping rate limits with php curl must be fun

Hiram Kohler Hiram Kohler 3 months ago

scraping is the hard part here. how does it handle rate limits and CAPTCHAs?

Ladarius Nitzsche Ladarius Nitzsche 3 months ago

whats the scrape time per lead look like

Katlyn Wolff Katlyn Wolff 3 months ago

PHP is an unusual stack choice for outbound tooling these days.

Wyman Labadie Wyman Labadie 3 months ago

saves so much time on research before reaching out

Sidney Langworth Sidney Langworth 3 months ago

claude api per-lead costs kill any margin at scale

Rex Mraz Rex Mraz 3 months ago

Does the scraping pull real info or just surface-level LinkedIn blurbs?

Lilyan Grady Lilyan Grady 3 months ago

php over python is a bold call for ai tooling

Lenore Dickens Lenore Dickens 3 months ago

scraping each prospect on the fly seems slow at scale. how are you handling rate limits?