Reach out · a Lanes play

Invite your waitlist to try the product

Send a working trial invitation to people who asked for access.

  • Gmail

The problem

A waitlist that never hears back goes cold. Inviting people personally, in batches, is how a waitlist turns into users.

How your agent runs it

  1. Read your waitlist and your connected Gmail requests named in what you describe.
  2. Select the agreed number of people who asked for access and have not already received an invitation or opted out.
  3. Verify the signup link in your offer, or the company's own signup page, and send a short personal invitation through the existing contact channel.
  4. No invented accounts, coupon codes or product access.
  5. Record invitations separately from verified signups; never claim an invite is a user.

What you tell it

What you offer
For example: Free beta access at https://acme.com/beta
Where your waitlist is
For example: Our Tally waitlist sheet, plus Gmail replies asking for access

What counts as done

  • 5 requested actions completed with verified evidence and any shortfall clearly reported.

FAQ

About this play

How does the Invite interested people to try it play work in Lanes?

Send a working trial invitation to people who asked for access. A Lanes agent works in a real browser, signed in as you, in Gmail. Read your waitlist and your connected Gmail requests named in what you describe. Select the agreed number of people who asked for access and have not already received an invitation or opted out.

Does the Invite interested people to try it play send messages from my accounts?

Yes, to people already in your contacts or Gmail threads, from your own connected account. Every send keeps to your daily limit and sending hours, and nobody who unsubscribed, bounced or asked not to be contacted is written to.

How long does a run take?

Each run of Invite interested people to try it is budgeted at up to 1 hour of agent time, and reports what it actually completed, with evidence.

What do I need to connect?

Where a site needs you signed in, such as Gmail, LinkedIn or X, connect that account in Lanes and the agents work in your session. Other sources are read on the public web. This play works in Gmail.