The leads that go cold while nobody calls them
Most pipelines do not lose deals, they lose speed. An AI SDR scores every inbound lead the moment it arrives, researches the company, personalises the first touch and books the meeting, then hands a qualified conversation to a person who closes.
From $1,990 to build, then $390 a month to run, including enrichment and model usage. Live in 7 to 10 days.
- Lead scored
- on arrival
- Account researched
- before writing
- Booked into
- the closer's calendar
- Written back to
- HubSpot or Salesforce
- Cold lists
- never
From $1,990 to build, then $390 a month including enrichment and model usage. A person still runs the call.
An AI SDR scores each inbound lead as it arrives, researches the company, writes a personalised first touch and books the meeting, then hands a qualified conversation to the person who closes it. First contact lands inside the five-minute window an inbound lead is worth chasing in, which nobody hits by hand.
Why this one is worth automating
Four figures with their sources attached. The salary line is a typical loaded cost for a US small business, which makes it an anchor rather than a measurement of yours.
A person against the system
The last row is the one that decides it. Everything above it is arithmetic; that one is judgement, and it is the reason this is a replacement of a task rather than of a person.
What it handles, and what it does not
Read the right column first. A page that claims the whole job is telling you it has never run one of these in production.
- Scores every inbound lead against behaviour and firmographics as it arrives
- Researches the company and the person before writing anything
- Writes a first touch that references something real, not a merge field
- Follows up on your cadence and stops the moment someone replies
- Books qualified conversations straight into the closer's calendar
- Writes everything back to HubSpot or Salesforce, with the reasoning attached
- Running the sales call: it books a qualified conversation for a person
- Cold outbound to purchased lists, which we will not build
- Negotiating, discounting or committing to anything on your behalf
- Deciding who is a bad fit on its own: the disqualification rules are yours
- Replacing a closer, at any volume
How it goes live without a bad week
Every rollout here starts on the work nobody is doing today, and widens only against evidence. Nothing that currently works changes on day one.
What it costs to build and to run
Two numbers, both fixed before anything starts. There is no per-seat fee, no per-resolution fee and no minimum term.
to build, then $390 a month to run, including enrichment and model usage.
Hosting, model usage and monitoring. Cancel any month, and the system stays yours.
From the first conversation to something running, with the rollout above between them.
Before you commit
The questions that actually decide this, including the ones with an uncomfortable answer.
Count it before you replace it.
The audit prices what this task currently costs you, in your own numbers rather than in a typical loaded figure, and says whether it is the one worth removing first. It is $290 and it comes off the build.
From $1,990 · live in 7 to 10 days · no per-seat fees