SALES & MARKETING

Build pipeline on autopilot

Pipeline is a numbers game your team should not have to play by hand. Your worker dials your lists, opens conversations, qualifies interest, handles objections, and books meetings for the humans who close.

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CROVP SalesBDR Leadership

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Pipeline should not cost you your team

Outbound is a numbers game played with human stamina: a hundred dials for a handful of conversations, voicemail after voicemail, the same opener until it loses meaning. Your best BDRs did not join to be dial machines, and the grind shows up in turnover before it shows up in pipeline.

And the machine stops constantly. Campaigns pause for sick days, ramp time, and resignations. Win-back lists and renewal outreach sit untouched because live prospects always outrank lapsed ones on a human's finite day.

Before: the human bottleneck

Outbound runs on human stamina: reps burning hours on dials, voicemails, and hangups to reach a handful of real conversations. Campaigns pause when people are sick, busy, or gone, and win-back lists sit untouched because nobody has time to work them.

With an AI worker

The worker runs the dial list on your schedule: opener, value proposition, qualification, objection handling, and booking, all in one conversation flow. Renewal and win-back campaigns run in the same motion. Your team wakes up to booked meetings and memos, not call quotas.

The campaign runs itself; your closers close

Load a list and a brief, and the worker runs the motion end to end: opener, value proposition, qualification, objection handling, and booking, as one natural conversation, on your schedule, with consent-based calling and full disclosure that it is an AI. Interested prospects land on your calendar; every outcome is logged with a memo.

Renewals and win-backs run in the same machine, because to a worker there is no such thing as a deprioritized list. Your humans inherit the only part of outbound they ever wanted: warm conversations with people who said yes.

How it works

1
Load your list and campaign brief: who to call, what to offer, what qualifies.
2
The worker runs the calls, adapts to objections, and books interested prospects.
3
Meetings land on your calendar; every call is logged with outcome and memo.

Where it runs. What it connects.

Channels

The places this worker shows up and talks.

Phone

SMS

Integrations

The systems it reads and updates while the conversation happens.

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Priced against the work, not the software.

An AI notetaker costs 20 dollars a month because it leaves the work on your desk. A worker is priced against the work it takes off it, and you can prove that before you spend anything.

Step 1 · Try it free

One live session a week with a real worker. No card, no trial clock.

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Step 2 · Prove it solo

Delegate Solo, $99/month. One worker on your own workflow until the value is not a promise.

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Step 3 · Scale what worked

Delegate Team From $1,490/month, plus usage: Outbound calling usage, Dedicated phone numbers, SMS messages.

If the campaign books one deal a month that closes, it out-earns the desk running it.

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Bring one list and one offer to the demo, and hear how the worker would open the call.

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FAQ

Is AI outbound calling allowed?

Rules vary by region and consent model. The worker supports consent-based flows and discloses that it is an AI on the call. We advise on a compliant setup for your market before any campaign runs.

What happens when someone is interested?

The worker books the meeting live into your calendar and hands off a memo, or transfers to a human mid-call where you prefer.

Can it run win-back and renewal campaigns?

Yes. Lapsed customers and upcoming renewals are the same motion: a list, a brief, and a conversation goal.

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