I've been exploring ways to scale cold email outreach without running into the usual roadblocks like domain health and warm-ups. In my experience, setting up domains manually and dealing with constant churn has been a huge pain, especially when you're trying to scale up quickly.

I'm curious if anyone here has tried out newer methods or tools that streamline the process. Specifically, I'd love to hear how you're handling:

Domain setup timesEmail volume per day (without getting your domain burned lol)Managing inboxesKeeping costs reasonable (Google Workspace has gotten crazy expensive)I've been testing something new that promises faster domain setup and better scalability, but I'd love to know how the community here is approaching these issues. Any suggestions, tips, or feedback from your experiences would be super helpful!

Hey everyone,

I've been building a toolset I wish existed when I first started out, and after a lot of feedback in DMs from this community, I finally pulled the trigger.

This All-in-One Mega Creator Bundle is something I'm both excited and proud of. Here's why it exists and why it’s priced almost too low:

I poured everything I’ve been collecting and using into it, my mega library of assets worth thousands (yes, the same collection I still pull from today), plus AI prompt scripts for T-shirts, logos, mockups, product-model visuals, content creation, even marketing visuals. I added a year of Canva Pro access with warranty and direct customer support, so it’s not just tools, it’s a full toolkit.

Why such a low price (9$)? Because I want it to go to people who are actually building, not to generate a quick buck. I see so many entrepreneurs overwhelmed juggling multiple subscriptions. I figured: what if one bundle could simplify everything and truly serve both beginners and pros forever?

Here’s what really inspired me:I kept switching between design tools, mockup libraries, AI scripts...you name it. It was slow, expensive, and chaotic. This bundle comes from that pain. If one product could cut all that friction, deliver quality value, and not break the bank, I’d build it. So that’s what I did.

The plan:

Launch with this “almost give-away” priceInvite early users to test, break it, and give feedbackGrow it into something that evolves with community input (yes, transparency all the way, just like this sub)Would love to know:

Would this help your workflow or side hustle?What would make it ridiculously valuable for you?What did you wish existed when you started building?Thanks for reading. Building in public here, and I’d love to ride along with feedback from founders like you.

Hello everyone, I hope you're all having a great day!

I'm currently seeking an angel investor for a startup I've been working on: a FiveM server. For those unfamiliar, FiveM is a popular mod for Grand Theft Auto V that enables custom multiplayer servers. You can find plenty of information about it on YouTube, Reddit & Online.

This isn't my first time running a FiveM server, but I'm aiming to make this one significantly larger than my previous project. I've been researching on Reddit for the past week, and while I'm not in a rush, I'm trying to figure out the best way to find an investor. I'm 19, and although my parents are aware of my past server, they're busy with their own business and unable to help financially.

To fund this project, I've been applying for jobs and working with my parents to save money. However, to make this server a success on a larger scale, I need to step out of my comfort zone and secure funding. I'm looking for one or two investors to provide $11,000. While that's a significant amount, I'm confident I can generate a strong return on this investment.

Any advice on finding the right investor for this project would be greatly appreciated!