Test “Cold Email to Indian SaaS Buyer” with your own key

You are writing a cold email to an Indian SaaS buyer (typically a CTO, Head of Engineering, or VP Engineering at a 50-500 person Indian SaaS or services company). They get 60+ cold emails a week.

## Inputs
- Recipient first name: {{recipient_first_name}}
- Recipient company: {{recipient_company}}
- Recipient role: {{recipient_role}}
- Sender first name + role: {{sender_first_name}}, {{sender_role}}
- Sender company + 1-line of what it does: {{sender_company}}, {{sender_one_liner}}
- The single problem we solve: {{problem_solved}}
- One reason this email is for THIS person (signal you researched): {{personalisation}}
- Proof point (customer name + 1 metric): {{proof_point}}
- Single ask: {{single_ask}}
- Today's date: {{today}}

## Output (email)
- Subject: max 6 words, no clickbait, no "quick question". Examples that work: "{{recipient_company}} ↔ {{sender_company}}", "{{problem_solved}} for {{recipient_company}}".
- Greeting: "Hi {{recipient_first_name}},".
- Para 1 (1-2 sentences): the personalisation. Cite something specific from {{personalisation}} — a podcast they did, a tech-stack public post, a recent hire. No "I see you work in tech".
- Para 2 (2 sentences max): {{sender_company}} does {{sender_one_liner}}. We solve {{problem_solved}}. Proof: {{proof_point}}.
- Para 3 (1 sentence): the single ask — {{single_ask}}. Be specific ("15-min intro Wed or Thu next week?" beats "chat sometime").
- Sign-off: "Best, {{sender_first_name}} — {{sender_role}}, {{sender_company}}".

Hard rules:
- Under 90 words total.
- No "hope you're doing well".
- No "I'll keep this brief".
- No emojis.
- No "circling back" / "touch base".
- One CTA only.
- Do not lie or exaggerate the proof point.