14 meetings booked for Fragmentalis in about one month of calling
Growth Cab built Fragmentalis’ outbound for CISOs, CTOs and cybersecurity leaders, from the buyer persona and market map to a CEO-signed email sequence, then put a dedicated caller on the phones.
- 01Target
- 02Engage
- 03Call
- 14 Meetings booked in about one month of calling
- 3 Steps in the email sequence signed by the CEO
- 4 Reply sub-sequences, from Interested to Right person

At a glance
- Client
- Fragmentalis
- Sector
- Cybersecurity & Data Protection
- Founded
- 2022, in the venture studio FoolFarm
- Product
- StreamSafer, and the same technology as white label or SDK
- Channels
- Email and phone
- Timeline
- About one month of calling
Put patented data protection in front of the people who own security
Fragmentalis is a cybersecurity startup founded in 2022 in the venture studio FoolFarm. Its technology, protected by a US patent, breaks data into fragments and encrypts them.
When Growth Cab ran its outbound, Fragmentalis sold StreamSafer, for secure chat, file sharing and archiving, and the same technology as a white label or SDK for large companies and software vendors. Today its site presents AgentFrag, a data protection layer for AI agents built on the same patented technology.
The goal was to put this technology in front of the CISOs, CTOs and cybersecurity leaders who decide how data is protected, and turn their interest into meetings.
From buyer persona to a dedicated caller
Growth Cab built every piece before the first send: who to target, how big the market was, where the emails would come from and what they would say. Then a dedicated Growth Cab caller took the campaign to the phone.
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A buyer persona and the market behind it
The buyer persona put three kinds of buyers at the center: CISOs, CTOs and cybersecurity leaders. From it, Growth Cab mapped the total addressable market, every company and contact the campaign could reach.
- CISOs
- CTOs
- Cybersecurity leaders
OutputOne buyer persona and the total addressable market behind it.
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A CEO-signed sequence with a path for every reply
Growth Cab set up dedicated sending domains and inboxes and gave them a warm-up before the first email. The sequence ran in 3 steps, signed by Fragmentalis’ CEO.
Every reply had its own path, in 4 sub-sequences: Interested, More info, Wrong person and Right person.
- Interested
- More info
- Wrong person
- Right person
OutputA 3-step sequence signed by the CEO, with 4 sub-sequences for replies.
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A dedicated caller on the phones
Then a dedicated Growth Cab caller took the campaign to the phone. In about one month of calling, the caller booked 14 meetings for Fragmentalis.
Output14 meetings booked in about one month of calling.
14 meetings booked in about one month of calling
Growth Cab ran the campaign by email first, then by phone with a dedicated caller.
- 0114meetings booked in about one month of calling
- 023steps in the email sequence, signed by Fragmentalis’ CEO
- 034reply sub-sequences: Interested, More info, Wrong person and Right person
- 04Dedicated sending domains and inboxes, warmed up before the first email
What Fragmentalis owns today
What Fragmentalis owns
- 01The buyer persona for CISOs, CTOs and cybersecurity leaders, with the total addressable market behind it
- 02The 3-step email sequence signed by its CEO, with 4 sub-sequences for replies
- 03The email and phone scripts of the campaign
- 04Every meeting and reply logged in its own CRM
- 05The written playbook to keep booking meetings with its own team
Key takeaway
When the groundwork is done before the first call, the phone books meetings fast.
Growth Cab built Fragmentalis’ persona, market map, sending setup and CEO-signed sequence, then a dedicated caller booked 14 meetings in about one month of calling.


