The email your deal needs
isn't yours to send.
Starpower is how reps get executive emails written, approved, and sent — from the exec's own inbox. Their account, their identity, their sent folder. And everyone sees what happened next.
“Did they send it yet?”
Nobody knows, so everybody nags. The draft is in Slack, the follow-up is a hallway ask, and the deal waits.
Execs can't scale a favor.
One VP, forty reps, each asking for a quick email. It stops being quick by Tuesday — so the queue becomes a pile of unread DMs.
So most reps never ask.
That's multithreading that never happens, on deals you're already paying to work. The revenue doesn't show up as a loss — it just doesn't show up.
Your executive team is the best outbound channel you're not using — because asking is expensive. Starpower makes asking cheap.
How it works
The rep drafts it
Recipients, subject, body — written the way the exec would say it — plus which executive should send it and a private note on why.
The exec makes it theirs
One queue, in the web app or right inside Gmail. Edit anything, send as-is, or decline with a reason. It goes out from their own inbox — their account, their identity, their sent folder.
Everyone sees what happened
Submitted, seen, sent, opened — or declined and why. The rep stops guessing and the exec stops getting pinged.
Quick note ahead of Thursday
To priya.cfo@globex.com · sent by Evan
- Mel submitted the request · Tue 9:14 am
- Seen by Evan · Tue 9:31 am
- Evan sent the email · Tue 9:32 am
- Opened by a recipient · Tue 11:02 am
The rep's view. No nagging required.
For account executives
Multithread into the VP and C-suite without begging. A note from your exec gets replies your sequences won't — and you watch it move without asking anyone.
For executives
Your team already writes the emails. You review, tweak, and send — about 30 seconds each — or hand the queue to your EA. Deals keep moving without your calendar noticing.
For revenue leaders
See every exec send across the team: what went out, what got opened, what stalled. Executive air cover becomes a system, not a favor economy.
Works where your execs live
Review and send in the web app, right inside Gmail, or straight from a Slack DM. Sends from Google Workspace today — Microsoft 365 next — with delegates for EAs, decline reasons, and open tracking built in. Starpower only ever asks for permission to send; it can never read anyone's mail.
Sell with Starpower.
Every deal deserves your executive team behind it. Create a workspace, add your senders, and make asking easy.
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