Find the people to email, and a Fenn you can work in

Lead Finder: search for people and reveal their work email

Find Leads searches a database of professional profiles by job title, keyword, location, industry, company, company size, past companies, skills and more. Every filter can include or exclude, and industries come from a fixed list, so a search never quietly matches nothing because of a spelling. The filters sit in a panel beside the results and fold away when you want the room. A Companies tab searches businesses instead, and Find people on any company switches to the people who work there.

Select the people you want and click Reveal. Each work email found costs one credit and lands in your Leads already verified. A reveal that finds nothing, or finds someone already in your Leads, gives the credit back. Paid plans include reveal credits every month, more can be bought under Settings, then Billing, and the History tab lists every reveal by month.

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Fenn has its own page

Ask Fenn in the top bar opens the side panel, and the expand button turns it into a full page. Chat history sits on the right as a sidebar you can resize, grouped into Pinned, Today, Yesterday, This week and Earlier, with search. The + button in the message box imports a CSV or starts a ready prompt, and a new chat opens with what needs your attention.

Every step Fenn takes leaves a short receipt stacked on its result and folds away with one click. A step that fails says why in one sentence. Before Fenn changes anything, it says in plain words what will happen, and nothing runs until you click Run it. Fenn can now also search Lead Finder, check and price new domains, manage tracking domains and read warmup stats.

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Mailbox health you can trust

A mailbox's health score now measures where its warmup mail actually lands: the share that reached the inbox rather than spam over the last 7 days, updated every hour. It used to be worked out from campaign bounces, so one bad lead list could drop a healthy mailbox to 0%, and a reconnected one read 100% with nothing behind it. Until a mailbox has enough warmup mail to score, it says Building data.

Deleting a mailbox no longer deletes the emails it sent, so campaign totals and bounce history stay intact.

A short setup for new accounts

New accounts start with three optional questions after the first sign-in: website and role, business type, and how you found FoxReach. The website is filled in for you from a work or Google Workspace address, and every step can be skipped. While you answer, the preview on the right builds your workspace: its name from your domain, starter templates for your kind of business, and the three steps to your first campaign. Existing accounts are not asked.

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Apply to the affiliate program from inside FoxReach

Refer & Earn is now one affiliate program. Open Settings, then Refer & Earn, and send a short application: where you will share FoxReach, roughly how big your audience is, and a link. Your link works from the moment you apply and sign-ups through it are credited to you. Commission becomes payable, and the people you refer get their discount, once you are approved; your terms come in the approval email.

The bonus daily emails reward for customer referrals has ended. Bonuses already granted run until they expire.

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