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Volume over judgment
An SDR judged on send count optimises for send count. Ours is bounded by a contact allowance you choose, and the allowance is enforced rather than advisory.
Your AI SDR writes personal emails and follow-ups in your voice, sends inside the windows you set, and hands replies to your team.
It lives inside your CRM, so every touch lands on the contact rather than in a separate tool you have to reconcile later.
The failure mode is always the same: a tool that measures itself in messages sent will send more of them. Everything below is a limit you set, not a setting we hope you find.
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An SDR judged on send count optimises for send count. Ours is bounded by a contact allowance you choose, and the allowance is enforced rather than advisory.
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Outreach that ignores the clock is how a domain reputation goes. Yours sends inside the windows you set, and outside them it waits.
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An endless bot thread is worse than no reply at all. An interested reply routes to a person on your team.
The AI SDR is a monthly add-on on top of your plan, available on Growth and above. Higher tiers are available beyond the three below.
$99
The simplest way to add AI outreach to your plan.
$199
For teams running steady outbound to priority segments.
$349
Higher volume, same personal approach.
Inside a Darwin strategy, the AI SDR works a defined segment at a defined stage — converting the warm leads your ads created, for instance. Darwin decides who it targets, when it runs and what it should achieve, then tracks it against the plan you approved.
“An SDR judged on messages sent will send more messages. The only useful limit is one the tool cannot talk you out of.”
Why the contact allowance is enforced
The AI does the heavy lifting, your team decides. Every feature keeps a full manual path for teams that want to do it themselves.
Work waits in your approvals queue until someone on your team signs off. Autonomy is a setting, not a plan tier.
Open the actual email, ad, post or sequence, edit it in place, then approve. What you see is what goes out.
What each agent did, when, and who approved it.
Halt one campaign or the whole fleet. In-flight work rolls back.
Entry tools start near ours; the ones sold as a headcount replacement do not. Every figure below is the vendor’s own published list price on the date shown, and the billing period is stated because several of these are only available annually.
| Plan | Published price | Source |
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| Artisan — Intern (entry, self-serve) | $250/mo, billed annually | source |
| Artisan — Employee | $600/mo, billed annually ($7,200/yr) | source |
| AiSDR — Explore | $900/mo, billed quarterly | source |
| AiSDR — Scale | $2,500/mo, billed quarterly | source |
| 11x — entry | around $5,000/mo on annual contracts; enterprise pricing not published | source |
| Amplemarket | $600/mo for 2 users | source |
| Marketing Titan AI SDR | $99 / $199 / $349 a month, monthly add-on on Growth and above — 100, 250 or 500 contacts | — |
Competitor pricing: published list prices, September 2026 · verified 2026-09-18 · unifygtm.com, 11x.ai, salesrobot.co, dupple.com
Growth and above. It is a monthly add-on: $99 for 100 contacts a month, $199 for 250 and $349 for 500, with higher tiers beyond that. It is not included in the plan price.
The contacts already in your CRM. The AI SDR works the record you have rather than buying a list to work on top of it.
Not in the default mode. Supervised is the default everywhere on the platform: drafts wait in the approvals queue until someone signs off. You can raise the autonomy level per campaign once it has earned it.
It reads the same customer record as everything else, so it knows what the contact has already been sent, what they opened and which deal they belong to. And Darwin gives it a role in the plan rather than running it as an isolated campaign.
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