We compared ourselves to everyone. Honestly.
If you already have SDRs and a sequencer, keep them. If you needed the SDRs, this is the other hire: six specialists, one Brain, priced on leads worked.
What job are you actually buying?
We name the job each product is actually good at. We do not claim we replace your CRM, and we have one named public customer. A feature grid that implies otherwise is a lie, and we will not ship it.
AI SDRs that stop at the meeting
Email-first, autonomy sold as the product. Judged on channels, supervision and what they admit.
Software for the humans you already hired
Sequencers and call intelligence. Excellent - if you plan to keep hiring the people who run them.
Data, not labor
Contacts and enrichment at commodity prices. Someone still has to work the rows.
DIY with a general AI
Brilliant brains, no body: no sending infrastructure, no compliance, no loop.
Where a rival genuinely serves you better
No comparison page is credible if the home team wins every row. We have one named public customer. n=1 is better than a fake consensus, so these are our honest calls.
AiSDR: Email and LinkedIn to fill a calendar is genuinely the whole brief? That is a narrower job, and they do it.
Honest takeClay: You employ an operator who lives in enrichment workflows? It's a brilliant workbench.
Honest takeGong: Your reps are already on the phone and you need the best coaching layer? We are not trying to unseat that.
How is this priced versus seats?
Seat platforms sit on top of a hire. A fully loaded SDR is $11,200-$12,800/mo (Bridge Group 2025 + BLS), and you still need the humans to make the calls. Our side is four numbers.
Put this on your leads
Your first 30 days run on your own pipeline, and the team is live in 72 hours - see it work your own pipeline before you pay.
Put this on your leadsRelated reading
- The Best AI SDR Tools in 2026 (an Honest Comparison)
Ten tools get shortlisted for the same job and none of them do the same one. What each is genuinely good at, and when a competitor is the better buy.
- AI SDR vs Sales Engagement Platform: What's the Difference?
One category executes the outbound job, the other hands a rep better tools for it. Where the line falls, and which one your team is actually buying.
- Gong Alternative for Teams Without an SDR Bench
Both products keep call transcripts, of different calls. Gong's come from your reps; ours come from calls the agents place and travel with each lead.
- Outreach Alternative With No Reps to Sequence
A cockpit for the reps you have against six agents for the work no seat ever gets to. Honest about where Outreach wins, and about what falls through.
- Clay Alternative That Works the Rows
A build surface that produces rows against six agents that work the people in them. Where Clay is genuinely better, and where the Brain is.
- 11x Alternative With Voice, Email, and SMS
Same promise, opposite architecture. Where 11x is genuinely the better buy, and where a coordinated team on a published price wins.
- AiSDR Alternative That Works Past the Meeting
A meeting setter on two written channels against six agents that keep working after the invite. Where AiSDR is the better buy, and where the Brain is.
- Artisan Alternative Without a Bundled Database
One AI BDR for email against six coordinated agents on voice, email, and SMS. Where Artisan is genuinely the better buy, and where the Brain is.
Human SDR figures ($11,200-$12,800 a month fully loaded) derive from The Bridge Group 2025 SDR report (on-target earnings), BLS employer-cost release (employer load on payroll), RepVue (SDR compensation), plus a typical tool stack and a manager's share. The cost-per-meeting figure divides that loaded cost by a 10-14.6 meetings-a-month median; it is derived, not a published price. Our own numbers are plan prices and capacity, never outcome promises. Model it on the AI SDR cost calculator.