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SalesTarget.ai bundles four outbound jobs into one workspace: Lead Explorer for finding buyers in a database the vendor sizes at 840M+ profiles with 4,000+ buyer signals, email and LinkedIn sequencing, an AI Copilot that writes sequences and spintax variants, and a CRM with a built-in dialer - from $169 a month, with a free trial that includes 50 credits.

Pricing

Paid

Platforms

Web

Developer

SalesTarget.ai

Rating

4.2 / 5.0

Last Updated

September 24, 2026

Overview

SalesTarget.ai is an all-in-one outbound sales platform built on the premise that finding prospects, emailing them, messaging them on LinkedIn and tracking the reply should not be four subscriptions.

The product is organised into four parts that share one workspace.

Lead Explorer is the prospecting layer: the vendor describes a database of 840M+ profiles and 4,000+ buyer signals, searchable by keyword and by similar domains, with intent data surfaced before competitors see it and enrichment credits to fill in missing contact data.

Email Outreach handles sequences with unlimited mailboxes, email warm-up and deliverability tooling, inbox rotation and A/Z testing, while the LinkedIn automation side runs invitations and follow-ups across as many accounts as the plan allows.

Around them sits the CRM: pipeline and deal stages, activity tracking across emails, calls and touchpoints, a built-in dialer that logs calls automatically, and a Unibox for replies.

The vendor rolled out multi-channel outreach so email and LinkedIn steps sit in the same sequence rather than in separate tools. The AI layer is the part that has been moved forward most recently.

Copilot finds leads, launches campaigns and reports on performance from a prompt; a Sequence Generator writes tailored follow-up steps; a Spintax Generator rewrites email content into varied versions so sequences are not flagged as bulk duplicates; and an AI Content Generator produces the personalised copy that outbound depends on.

On top of that, the analytics dashboard tracks open rates, click-through rates and conversion metrics with performance insights attached, and integrations cover CRM sync, calendar sync for meeting booking and an API for custom work.

A detail that outbound teams will recognise as the useful one: domains can be purchased inside the platform, which removes the usual step of buying domains elsewhere, warming them and reconnecting tooling - although the mailboxes themselves still live on a provider you bring. Pricing was readable on salestarget.ai/pricing on 24 September 2026 and is published rather than quote-only.

Growth is $169 per month with 1 LinkedIn automation slot, 5,000 emails monthly and 2,000 enrichment credits; Scale is $319 per month with 2 LinkedIn automation slots, 100,000 emails and 4,000 enrichment credits; Ultimate is $679 per month with 3 slots, 500,000 emails and 6,000 enrichment credits, and Enterprise is a sales conversation with 500,000+ emails and 6,000+ enrichment credits.

Yearly billing saves 5 percent.

Every plan includes the 840M+ profile database, advanced CRM, Unibox, unlimited uploads, unlimited email accounts, email warm-up and deliverability boost, unlimited sequences, A/Z testing, AI personalisation, inbox rotation, keyword and similar-domain search, in-app domain purchase and live support.

A free trial with 50 free credits is offered, and a promotional $200 to $300 domain credit was running at the time of writing.

The qualifications are as important as the feature list.

There is no free plan, so the entry point after the trial is $169 a month, which puts it in the same budget bracket as established sales engagement platforms.

Email allowances jump from 5,000 to 100,000 between the first two tiers, so a team sending 20,000 emails a month pays for capacity it cannot use on either side of that cliff.

Database size and signal counts are vendor-reported figures with no independent audit, and LinkedIn automation sits in a grey area of LinkedIn's user agreement, which means account restriction risk is something the buyer accepts rather than something the vendor can guarantee away.

For a two to ten person outbound team that wants prospecting, sequencing, CRM and calling in one place instead of four, the consolidation is the argument; for a team already deep in HubSpot or Salesforce, the connector story matters more than the workspace.

Use Cases

Building an ICP list in Lead Explorer and pushing it straight into an email and LinkedIn sequence

Running a multi-channel cold outbound campaign where email and LinkedIn steps share one timeline

Letting Copilot draft and vary follow-up emails so deliverability does not degrade on repetition

Tracking replies, calls and deal stages in the built-in CRM instead of a separate spreadsheet

Buying and warming sending domains inside the platform before hitting volume targets

Who Is This For

B2B founders and SDRs running their own outbound

Sales teams of two to ten people who want one workspace instead of four tools

Agencies running outbound campaigns for clients

Consultants and service businesses prospecting on LinkedIn and email together

Teams already using a CRM who want the prospecting and sequencing layer alongside it

Key Features

Lead Explorer with buyer signals

Search a database the vendor sizes at 840M+ profiles with 4,000+ buyer signals by keyword, title or similar domain, then enrich missing data with the enrichment credits included on every plan.

Multi-channel sequences across email and LinkedIn

Email and LinkedIn steps run in the same sequence with unlimited mailboxes, unlimited sequences, inbox rotation, A/Z testing and email warm-up to protect deliverability.

Copilot, sequence and spintax generators

Copilot sources leads, launches campaigns and reports performance from a prompt, while dedicated generators write follow-up sequences, vary wording into spintax versions and personalise copy at scale.

CRM, Unibox and built-in dialer

Pipeline and deal stages, an activity trail across emails, calls and touchpoints, a shared reply inbox and a dialer that logs calls automatically, so outbound does not need a separate CRM or phone tool.

Campaign analytics and integrations

Open rates, click-through rates and conversion metrics report in real time, and CRM sync, calendar sync and API access connect the workspace to the systems the rest of the business uses.

Related Guides

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Published prices instead of quote-only: Growth $169, Scale $319 and Ultimate $679 per month, with a 5 percent saving on yearly billing and an Enterprise tier by conversation
  • Four outbound jobs in one subscription - lead database, email sequencing, LinkedIn automation and CRM with dialer - which removes two or three tool invoices and the data handoffs between them
  • Generous inclusions on every tier: 840M+ profiles, advanced CRM, Unibox, unlimited contact uploads, unlimited email accounts, warm-up, unlimited sequences, A/Z testing, inbox rotation and in-app domain purchase
  • A free trial with 50 credits means prospecting quality can be tested against your own ICP before paying
  • The AI layer is unusually complete for cold outbound: sequence, spintax and content generators plus a Copilot that launches campaigns rather than only drafting copy

Cons

  • No free plan, so the floor is $169 a month once the trial ends - the same bracket as established sales engagement platforms
  • Email allowances jump from 5,000 to 100,000 between Growth and Scale, so mid-volume teams pay for capacity they cannot use on either tier
  • Database size (840M+ profiles) and 4,000+ buyer signals are vendor-reported and not independently audited, so deliverability of the data should be tested during the trial
  • LinkedIn automation operates in a grey area of LinkedIn user agreements, which puts account restriction risk on the buyer rather than the vendor
  • Enrichment credits are metered (2,000 to 6,000 a month by tier) and there is no published overage price, so heavy list building needs a conversation with sales

Pricing Plans

Growth

$169per month, 5 percent off yearly

Entry tier for a small outbound motion on one LinkedIn account.


  • 1 LinkedIn automation
  • 5,000 emails monthly
  • 2,000 enrichment credits
  • Copilot AI
  • 840M+ B2B lead database
  • Advanced CRM and Unibox
  • Unlimited sequences, uploads and email accounts
  • Email warm-up, inbox rotation and A/Z testing
Start free trial
Popular

Scale

$319per month, 5 percent off yearly

The vendor marks this most popular - more sending capacity and a second LinkedIn account.


  • 2 LinkedIn automations
  • 100,000 emails monthly
  • 4,000 enrichment credits
  • Everything in Growth
  • In-app domain purchase
  • Team member invites and AI personalisation
Start free trial

Ultimate

$679per month, 5 percent off yearly

Highest published tier for teams running several sender identities.


  • 3 LinkedIn automations
  • 500,000 emails monthly
  • 6,000 enrichment credits
  • Everything in Scale
  • In-app live support
Start free trial

Enterprise

Customtalk to sales

For larger teams that need volume and controls beyond the published tiers.


  • Copilot with the newest GPT models
  • LinkedIn automation
  • 500,000+ emails monthly
  • 6,000+ enrichment credits
  • Onboarding and account management
Talk to sales

Frequently Asked Questions

Editorial Review

4.2
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Editorial Team

September 24, 2026

We read salestarget.ai/pricing on 24 September 2026: Growth $169 per month with 1 LinkedIn automation, 5,000 emails monthly and 2,000 enrichment credits, Scale $319 with 2 automations, 100,000 emails and 4,000 credits, Ultimate $679 with 3 automations, 500,000 emails and 6,000 credits, Enterprise by conversation, 5 percent off on yearly billing, a 50-credit free trial and the same inclusions on every tier including the 840M+ profile database, warm-up, unlimited sequences and in-app domain purchase.

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Editorial Team

September 24, 2026

Editorial view: the consolidation case is real - prospecting, sequencing, CRM and dialing in one place replaces two or three subscriptions and the data errors that come with them, and the spintax and sequence generators address the part of cold email most teams handle badly. Two facts hold the score at four: the jump from 5,000 to 100,000 monthly emails leaves no mid-tier, and LinkedIn automation plus vendor-reported database figures mean the buyer carries both platform and data-quality risk, which is exactly what the 50-credit trial exists to test.

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