Make investors think it's a good idea before they hear your name.

For two weeks, news and proof about your market show up in the feeds they already read. Then your deck lands in their inbox, and Sublimnl tells you the moment it's opened.

New here? Join the waitlist.

Use the Google account on your invite if you are joining a team.

Example company

How a launch plays out

Example: Voltwell turns the batteries already sitting in office buildings into power the grid can buy.

1
We warm up the investor’s feed
12, 7 and 3 days before your deck lands
We post news about your market where investors already read. None of it is a pitch yet.
- 12 days before
  Texas paid $1.1B for demand response last year.
  The investor starts noticing the problem.
- 7 days before
  Building storage now costs less than a new gas peaker plant.
  Now the answer looks cheaper than the usual fix.
- 3 days before
  11 buildings enrolled in two weeks.
  Here’s proof it works, still without naming the company.
2
Your press release goes out in launch week
Tuesday to Thursday
When an investor looks you up, they find real news.
Press release
Idle building batteries add grid capacity in 14 days
3
Your deck lands in their inbox
By now the idea already feels familiar.
Inbox
Subject
Idle building batteries → grid capacity in 14 days
4
You see what they read
- Opened
- Viewed 11 of 12 pages
- Most time on Traction (2m 40s)
5
Your follow-up is already drafted
Draft
They spent the most time on Traction, so the note leads with your 11-building numbers and offers two call times.
Approve to send
Nothing sends until you approve it.

Make investors think it's a good idea before they hear your name.

For two weeks, news and proof about your market show up in the feeds they already read. Then your deck lands in their inbox, and Sublimnl tells you the moment it's opened.

New here? Join the waitlist.

Use the Google account on your invite if you are joining a team.

Example company

How a launch plays out

Example: Voltwell turns the batteries already sitting in office buildings into power the grid can buy.

1
We warm up the investor’s feed
12, 7 and 3 days before your deck lands
We post news about your market where investors already read. None of it is a pitch yet.
- 12 days before
  Texas paid $1.1B for demand response last year.
  The investor starts noticing the problem.
- 7 days before
  Building storage now costs less than a new gas peaker plant.
  Now the answer looks cheaper than the usual fix.
- 3 days before
  11 buildings enrolled in two weeks.
  Here’s proof it works, still without naming the company.
2
Your press release goes out in launch week
Tuesday to Thursday
When an investor looks you up, they find real news.
Press release
Idle building batteries add grid capacity in 14 days
3
Your deck lands in their inbox
By now the idea already feels familiar.
Inbox
Subject
Idle building batteries → grid capacity in 14 days
4
You see what they read
- Opened
- Viewed 11 of 12 pages
- Most time on Traction (2m 40s)
5
Your follow-up is already drafted
Draft
They spent the most time on Traction, so the note leads with your 11-building numbers and offers two call times.
Approve to send
Nothing sends until you approve it.

Make investors think it's a good idea before they hear your name.

We warm up the investor’s feed

Your press release goes out in launch week

Your deck lands in their inbox

You see what they read

Your follow-up is already drafted

Make investors think it's a good idea before they hear your name.

We warm up the investor’s feed

Your press release goes out in launch week

Your deck lands in their inbox

You see what they read

Your follow-up is already drafted