ChatTuesday turns the contacts already sitting in your HubSpot into conversations your team doesn't have to run by hand.

Most sales teams have far more contacts than they can personally follow up with. Leads go cold not because nobody wanted them, but because writing a relevant message to each of several hundred people, then chasing every reply, is more work than a small team has hours for. The result is a CRM that keeps growing while the follow-up quietly stops.

ChatTuesday closes that gap in three ways.

It writes to each contact individually, from what HubSpot already knows. Pick a HubSpot list, and every message is drafted against that contact's own properties, deals, tickets and company record, so it reads like someone looked them up first. Messages go out over email or WhatsApp, sent under the contact's HubSpot owner so the relationship stays with the right person.

It handles the replies. When someone answers, ChatTuesday holds the conversation, answers questions from your own documents and pricing rules, and works towards a goal you set: book a meeting, get a callback, quote a price, or re-engage a quiet account. It knows when the goal is met, when to stop following up, and when a human should take over.

It writes the work back into HubSpot. Every message, reply and outcome lands on the contact's timeline. Tasks and tickets are created when a conversation warrants one, contact properties are updated with what the contact told you, and deals are proposed for your review. The CRM stays the record of what happened, instead of decaying while the real conversations live somewhere else.

You stay in control throughout: review messages before they send or let approved campaigns run, set rules for what the AI may and may not say, define quiet hours, cap follow-ups, and honour opt-outs and do-not-contact automatically.