Work the list. Do not stop at the meeting.
Upload the names. Sage researches. Alex calls. Mia emails. Zara texts. You approve the campaign. The ones that can close keep moving.
What this looks like for outbound
Outbound still means hiring because the work is a loop a person has to run: pick the account, learn enough to say something relevant, dial, write, follow up until there is an answer, qualify, hand off. One fully loaded SDR costs $11,200 to $12,800 a month (Bridge Group 2025 on-target earnings plus BLS employer costs, tools, and a manager's share), takes three to four months to ramp, works when the office is open, and hands you a booked meeting. AI Sales Console runs the same loop in software on the list you upload: Sage researches the account before the first touch, Mia writes from that research, Alex calls with capacity for 500 or more dials a day and stays on the stacked objections, and Zara texts when the call misses.
You approve the campaign before anything goes live, and independence is earned from your own approve, edit, and reject record. The list can be worked when your office is dark. Where the offer allows, a deal closes on the call; the rest reach your closer with the transcript, the objections, and the next step already set. Team is $1,999 a month for 250 leads worked, live within 72 hours, first 30 days on your own pipeline with no card. Capacity is a plan fact; we do not publish a connect rate or a win rate.
Why does outbound still mean hiring?
- The cost of a hire - A fully loaded SDR is $11,200-$12,800/mo (Bridge Group 2025 + BLS) and still hands you a meeting.
- Inconsistent days - Capacity is not mood. Quality still needs your reviews.
- Hours - The list can be worked when your office is dark.
- Coaching load - Jade coaches the AI call. You are not rewriting a dialer script every Monday.
It is six specialists plus one Brain working the leads you provide, on voice, email, and SMS, with you able to review, built to carry the deal further than a booked meeting.
- Up to 500+ calls a day - Capacity, not a promised connect rate
- Copy written from research - What Sage actually found, not a merge field
- Stacked objections - Handled on the line, not deflected to a callback
- One Brain across channels - The email knows what the call already answered
How do you start?
Give it the leads
ICP is a filter. The list is yours
Sage researches
The account, before the first touch
Multi-channel
Call, email, and SMS on the same person
Through-close
Meeting, follow-up, or close on the call when the offer allows
What it actually does.
Up to 500+ calls a day
Capacity, not a promised connect rate
Copy written from research
What Sage actually found, not a merge field
Stacked objections
Handled on the line, not deflected to a callback
One Brain across channels
The email knows what the call already answered
CRM logging
Every touch lands in the CRM you already run
Earned Autonomy
It asks first. You stay in the loop until it earns the next inch
Capacity and plan facts
What the plan includes and what the system can run. Not an outcome rate we cannot back.
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.
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Put this on your leads.
First 30 days on your own pipeline. No card. Live in 72h.