We help small businesses find new customers.
Tell DemandSwarm what you sell and where. Our AI worker bees do the outreach, you get the interested customers, and your business keeps growing while you run it.Our AI worker bees do the outreach. You get the interested customers.
Four questions to release your first swarm. No contracts, cancel any month.
Grow on purpose, not just by word of mouth.
Referrals are wonderful, but you cannot turn them up when you need more work. A swarm you can.
A pipeline that never goes quiet
Most small businesses grow in bursts: flat out one month, scrambling the next. The swarm keeps looking for customers every weekday, including the weeks you are too busy to think about it.
Growth you can steer
Want more of a certain kind of customer, a new part of town, or a bigger average order? Point a swarm at it. Each campaign is a lever you control.
Try new ideas before you bet on them
Wondering whether offices would buy your new service? Release a swarm and find out in weeks, before you print a menu, buy equipment or hire anyone.
You point. The swarm flies.
Most owners are too busy doing the work to go looking for the next customer. DemandSwarm is a swarm of AI worker bees that does the looking and the reaching out for you, every weekday, and comes home with real opportunities.
Tell the hive what you sell
What you are offering, where, what to call the campaign, and anyone we should leave alone. Plain words are fine.
Release the swarm
Scout bees find matching companies in the area you choose, work out who decides, and write each one a short, personal email in your voice. About 20 go out each weekday, with no work from you.
Collect the honey
Interested businesses land back at the hive on one board, with what they asked and what the work could be worth. Each arrives with a drafted answer, so picking up the conversation takes a minute.
Busy bees, good manners.
A swarm is only welcome if it behaves. Your reputation matters more than any campaign, so these rules are built in and cannot be switched off.
A sending address on its own domain
Emails come from an address that is clearly yours, kept separate from your everyday email so it is never put at risk. We buy it, set it up and warm it up.
One person per business, ever
No blasting a whole office, no endless follow-ups. If someone replies, books or asks to stop, no campaign will write to them again.
You take it from interested
The swarm handles the outreach by itself. Once someone is interested, you see it first with a draft answer ready, and nothing is said in your name without your okay.
Your real name and address
Every email says who you are, where you are, and how to opt out. No tricks, no fake threads, no pretending to be a customer.
Small businesses with something another business would buy.
Today DemandSwarm finds customers that are themselves businesses: offices, shops, clinics and studios, in your own town or across the country. That covers more than most owners expect, including the restaurant with a catering menu and the florist who could do weekly office arrangements.
Pick a hive. No contracts.
One monthly price for steady growth. Pause or cancel any month.
Small Hive
One offer, one market, steady outreach.
- 1 active campaign
- Up to 400 businesses contacted a month
- Your own sending address, set up for you
- Reply board with drafted answers
- Do-not-contact list
Big Hive Most flexible
Several offers or a wider area, running side by side.
- 3 active campaigns
- Up to 1,000 businesses contacted a month
- Two sending addresses
- Everything in Small Hive
- Help shaping your first offer
A new sending address needs about three weeks to warm up before it can send safely. We use that time to build your list and draft your first emails, and your subscription starts the day the first email goes out.
Fair things to ask before you get a swarm.
Is it okay to email businesses I do not know?
In the United States, writing to a business about a relevant offer is generally permitted as long as you say who you are, include your real address, and honor requests to stop. DemandSwarm builds all three into every email. Rules differ in other countries, so today we work with US businesses only. This is general information, not legal advice.
Could this hurt my normal email?
That is the reason for the separate sending address. Your everyday email and main domain are never used for outreach, so your invoices and customer replies keep arriving as they always have.
How soon will I hear from anyone?
Expect about three weeks of setup before the first email, then a steady trickle rather than a flood. How many people write back depends mostly on the offer, so we help you shape a clear one and we show you every number as it comes in.
I sell to households. Will it work for me?
Not yet. The swarm reaches people at their work email, so it only works when your customer is another business. If you could add something a business would buy, such as a standing order or a service contract, it may be a fit.
How much of my time does it take?
A few minutes to set up a campaign. After that the AI swarm works by itself, and your time goes only to businesses that have already shown interest. Most arrive with a draft answer you can approve or edit.
Ready to grow? Start your hive.
Tell us a little about your business. We review every request, and when it is a fit we set everything up with you.
- We read your requestUsually within two business days. If it is not a fit, we will say so plainly.
- A short setup callWe shape your first offer together and choose your sending address.
- Your address warms upAbout three weeks, while we build your list and draft your first emails.
- The swarm takes offYour subscription starts the day the first email goes out.