AiSDR

AiSDR is a full-cycle AI SDR: instead of helping a human send more cold email, it takes over the outbound job end to end.

The site describes four working parts - a Radar that watches for signals that match your ICP (a new hire, a funding round, a tech switch, LinkedIn engagement or a content download), a Brain that turns each signal into a personal message, Ami, an AI GTM agent that acts as the strategist, and an Executor that runs outreach across email, LinkedIn DMs, InMails and calls.

When a reply lands, the agent answers questions, handles objections, follows up and books the meeting, then writes the activity back to the CRM.

AiSDR markets itself as a consolidation play: its features page states that you no longer need separate tools for contact data, intent, scraping and sequencing, listing ZoomInfo, Apollo, RB2B, 6sense, Cognism, Clay, Warmly, Phantombuster, Captain Data and Common Room as the stack it replaces. The pricing is published and unusually specific for this category, which matters when you are modelling cost per booked meeting.

On 23 September 2026 aisdr.com/pricing showed three tiers: Solo at $250 per month for a team of one, with 200 AI-researched contacts a month, one domain, three mailboxes and one LinkedIn account; Explore at $900 per month, the most popular tier, with 800 contacts, unlimited users, two domains, six mailboxes and five LinkedIn accounts plus AI monitoring of your HubSpot data, LinkedIn signals, dedicated onboarding and 24/7 Slack support; and Scale at $2,500 per month with 2,500 contacts, six domains, 18 mailboxes, 20 LinkedIn accounts and native two-way Salesforce sync.

Annual billing is offered with up to 20 percent off, quoted as $2,400, $8,640 and $24,000 per year, and the page states that a per-campaign managed service is available on Explore for an extra $149 per campaign.

The site states that it is trusted by 250 or more companies and its case studies name enterprises such as Novartis, Pfizer, Disney, Airbnb and J.P.Morgan with results like 29 meetings in 30 days and a 32 percent reply-to-demo rate. Where AiSDR is strongest is the plumbing most teams underestimate: mailbox setup, domain warmup and sending caps are handled for you, and the CRM side is genuinely two-way rather than a one-way push.

HubSpot sync is bi-directional for contacts and deals, AiSDR watches your HubSpot lists in real time and can be triggered from existing HubSpot workflows, while any Salesforce report can be connected to trigger a campaign - renewals due in 60 days, MQLs above a score threshold, dormant accounts - with custom fields feeding personalisation and activity written back to every record.

The published onboarding path is five to seven days: connect the CRM and inbox on days one and two (about 30 minutes of work, no engineering), configure mailboxes, warmup and the AI persona on days three and four, then launch.

Two honest caveats belong in any evaluation.

First, quotas are AI-researched contacts per month rather than sends, so 200 contacts on Solo and 800 on Explore are modest for teams used to blasting large static lists, and the capabilities most teams want (unlimited users, HubSpot monitoring, dedicated onboarding, Slack support) sit behind the $900 tier.

Second, every performance number on the site - reply-to-demo rates, meetings booked, customer logos - is vendor-published marketing rather than independent measurement, so treat them as the vendor case rather than a benchmark, and budget for cold-outreach compliance (GDPR, CAN-SPAM, local e-marketing rules) on your own side.