This is the console
the team logs into.
The walkthrough below is simulated. Your live workspace looks like this: every specialist, every channel, one screen.
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ConsoleBuilt to stay on the deal past the meeting.
Price, timing, "we already have a tool." Alex stays in the conversation instead of bouncing to a form.
TCPA, quiet hours, DNC, and your brand rules sit in front of every call, email, and text to your leads. You approve the campaign before anything goes live.
It answers in conversation time, not loading-spinner time. The point is that it sounds like a rep, not a demo.
When a human needs to step in, they get the transcript, the objections, and the next step. Not a meeting-booked toast.
Open the app. Watch it fill.
Live in three steps.
CSV, HubSpot, Salesforce, Apollo, or a webhook. Sage enriches. The Brain picks who to work first.
Channels, voice, guardrails. You review the first campaign. Then you launch. That review loop is Earned Autonomy starting cautious.
Voice, email, SMS on the same lead. Meetings land on your calendar. Closes that can be taken on the call get taken. The rest arrive briefed.
Independence is earned from your approve, edit, and reject record.
Approve a kind of reply unchanged, and it stops asking about that kind. Edit the same kind repeatedly, and it brings you those every time. Start rejecting more, and it demotes itself.
What the console is, without the demo.
What is AI Sales Console?
AI Sales Console is a sales team made of software: six specialized AI agents directed by one learning Brain. Sage researches each lead before anyone touches it. Alex places phone calls and discloses that he is AI. Mia writes and sends email. Zara handles SMS in the same thread. Nova scores every conversation and finds what worked. Jade coaches the humans who take the handoff. The console is the workspace where you watch all of that happen on one screen: every lead, every channel, every transcript, and the next step. You upload or import the leads, approve each campaign before it goes live, and the team works them across calls, email, and SMS toward close. Team is $1,999 a month for 250 leads worked. The first 30 days run on your own pipeline with no card.
What does the console show when you log in?
One screen per lead, with the full history on it: what Sage found, the call Alex placed and its transcript, the email Mia sent and whether it was opened, the text Zara sent and the reply, and the objections raised on each. Above that sits the queue of what needs a human decision today: drafts waiting for approval, replies the team was not confident enough to answer alone, and deals ready for a closer. There is no separate inbox per channel. A reply to an email, a callback, and a text all land on the same lead record, so the next touch on any channel already knows what happened on the others.
How do the six agents work together on one lead?
The Brain keeps a context graph for every lead, so what happens on one channel changes what happens on the next. If Alex hears a pricing objection on a call, Mia's follow-up email addresses it instead of repeating the pitch. If a prospect texts Zara to say call me Thursday, Alex is scheduled for Thursday. If a lead goes quiet on email, Zara re-engages by SMS after a threshold you set. Nova reads every conversation, not a sample, and writes back which angles moved a deal so the next lead gets the improved version. The handoffs are directed by the Brain, and every touch is logged on the lead record you can open at any time.
What does Earned Autonomy change about what the team may send?
The team starts cautious and asks. Every draft and every uncertain reply comes to you for approve, edit, or reject. The Brain reads that record. Approve a kind of reply unchanged enough times and it stops asking about that kind. Edit the same kind repeatedly and it keeps bringing you those. Start rejecting more and it demotes itself back to asking. Independence is granted per pattern, on your own decisions, and it is revoked the same way. Nothing goes out in a campaign you did not approve, and calls, emails, and texts sit behind the TCPA quiet-hours and consent gates on every plan.
What happens after a prospect objects on a call?
Alex handles price, timing, and existing-vendor objections inside the guardrails you approved, rather than routing the prospect to a form. The objection is recorded on the lead and in the Brain's objection map, and the response that moved the conversation is kept for the next call. The objection also travels: Mia's next email and Zara's next text on that lead already know it was raised, so the prospect is not asked the same question twice. If the deal can close on the call, it is closed there. If it needs a human, your closer receives the transcript, the objections raised, and the next step already set, not a meeting-booked notification.
What does it cost, and what is included on every plan?
Single agents start at $199 a month for Zara on SMS, $299 for Mia on email, and $499 for Alex on calling. The full team starts at $1,999 a month for 250 leads worked, with extra worked leads at $8 each and no per-seat fees. Growth Pro is $2,999 for 500 leads, Growth Elite $3,999 for 650, and SDR Team $7,999 for 1,300 leads with three concurrent calling agents. Every full-team plan includes all six agents, every channel, and the learning Brain; higher tiers add volume and speed, never features. A lead worked is one the team actually called, emailed, or texted inside an approved campaign in the billing month. Annual billing saves 17 percent, and the first paid month carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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First 30 days on your own pipeline. No card. First calls inside 72 hours of signup.
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