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AiSDR

Also known as: AiSDR Inc., getaisdr

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Entry priceFrom $250/mo (Solo, month to month)Full pricing detail

AI SDR platform with multichannel outreach automation, quota-visible pricing, personalization, and a trust center, for sales teams running outbound programs at SMB to mid-market scale.

AiSDR is an AI sales development representative (AI SDR) platform that automates B2B outbound across its full lifecycle: finding prospects, researching them, writing personalized outreach, running multi-step sequences, handling replies, and booking sales meetings. Rather than optimizing for raw email volume, it positions itself around "meetings that show up, not emails sent," using signal-based targeting (website visitors, LinkedIn engagement, and other public intent data) to reach prospects when they are most likely to be in-market.

For each contact, AiSDR runs live research and enrichment before drafting messages, then executes omnichannel sequences across email, LinkedIn (messages, connection requests, and InMails), and calls, with optional multimedia such as AI-generated videos and voice notes. A built-in AI Strategist analyzes your website, ICP, and goals to generate complete go-to-market campaigns (angles, sequences, and targeting) in a few clicks, which helps small teams launch new plays without starting from a blank canvas.

AiSDR also manages the deliverability infrastructure most outbound programs struggle with, including mailbox setup, domain warm-up, and inbox-health monitoring, and every customer is assigned a dedicated GTM engineer for onboarding and ongoing optimization. It integrates bi-directionally with HubSpot and Salesforce and connects to Calendly, Aircall, Gmail, and Outlook, and can generate outreach in any written language.

Founded in 2023 and based in San Francisco, AiSDR is a Y Combinator-backed company that has raised a $3M seed round and is used by 250+ sales teams. It targets B2B SaaS companies, startup founders running founder-led sales, SDR-light revenue teams, and agencies. Plans start at $250/month for Solo, month to month, with Explore and Scale on quarterly contracts through sales. Its privacy policy relies on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework for EU and UK transfers, and it links a trust center at trust.aisdr.com.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://aisdr.com

Category

GTM / revenue agent

Subcategory

AI SDR / outbound sales platform

Funding status

Seed-stage; $3M seed round (Y Combinator, Flyer One Ventures, SID Venture Partners).

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

Automated B2B outbound prospectingPersonalized email and LinkedIn outreachOmnichannel sequences across email, LinkedIn, and callsAI-generated GTM campaign strategyInbound lead engagement and qualificationMeeting booking and reply handlingFounder-led sales and SDR-light pipeline generation

Target customers

B2B SaaS sales teamsStartup founders (founder-led sales)SDR-light revenue teamsGTM / RevOps leadersAgencies running outbound for clientsSMB to mid-market

Deployment options

SaaS

Integrations

Bi-directional CRM integrations with HubSpot and Salesforce (lead/activity sync, list enrollment, custom-property personalization, AI lead scoring, activity logging). Calendar scheduling via Calendly and HubSpot Calendar; human-led calls via Aircall; mailbox sending through Gmail and Outlook. Generates outreach in any written language and draws on a 700M+ contact database for on-demand list building.

In practice

Your outbound blasts everyone and reply rates show it. AiSDR targets on signals like website visits and LinkedIn engagement, reaching prospects when they're most likely to be in-market.

Personalizing each message means researching every prospect by hand. AiSDR runs live research per contact before drafting, then sequences across email, LinkedIn, and calls.

Outbound dies when your domain deliverability tanks. AiSDR manages mailbox setup, domain warm-up, and inbox-health monitoring, the infrastructure most programs neglect.

Agentic Index coverage score

6.0 / 14 capabilities · 43%

Integrations & Tool Calling Partial

Agents take authenticated action in outside systems: the CRM integration collection documents syncing contacts, mapping fields and triggering CRM actions, with two-way HubSpot sync and Salesforce sync writing activity back.

Around it sit a fixed set of vendor-built connectors named on the platform page and in the help center: HubSpot, Salesforce, Aircall for calls, Gmail and Outlook for sending, Calendly and HubSpot Calendar for booking, and LinkedIn for social outreach.

That is a short fixed list with no way to add your own, with no custom connector, no generic HTTP action and no API through which a customer could reach anything not on it.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com CRM integrations and LinkedIn collections, aisdr.com/platformread 2026-09-01

Workflow Orchestration Full

The platform carries the sequence rather than handing it back. Ami AI is documented as an assistant that plans, launches, analyzes and refines campaigns from one conversation, and multi-step sequences run across email, LinkedIn and Aircall call steps with campaign editing and monitoring covered in its own collection. Execution branches on what the prospect does: AI Smart Replies handle inbound responses automatically and route notifications to the rep, and CRM actions fire on the outcome. No retry or error-path behavior is documented.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com Ami AI, campaign management and replies collectionsread 2026-09-01

Knowledge Grounding & RAG Partial

Grounding is on the prospect rather than on the customer's own corpus. The agent runs live research and enrichment per contact against public sources and a large third-party contact database before drafting, and the customer supplies context through personas, prompts and messaging templates configured in the persona tab. Authored configuration is not a knowledge base, and no document or file ingestion, knowledge base or vector store is documented.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com personas and prompts collection, aisdr.com/platformread 2026-09-01

Human Oversight & Guardrails Partial

A human handoff exists in one place and no general approval mechanism does. Replies and notifications are documented as tracking lead replies and alerting the rep, so a conversation can be taken over by a person, and campaigns can be paused or edited while running. Nothing lets the buyer decide which actions need sign-off, who signs off, or what happens while approval is pending, and AI Smart Replies are documented as answering automatically rather than as drafting for release.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com replies and notifications and campaign management collectionsread 2026-09-01

Security, Identity & Governance Not documented

AiSDR links a trust center at trust.aisdr.com from its site footer, hosted on Vanta, but what it attests to is not confirmed. The privacy policy names no certification, the terms are silent, and the help center's twelve collections carry no SSO, SAML, roles or permissions article. No SOC 2 report or description of how user access is controlled is publicly readable.

Sourcetrust.aisdr.comread 2026-09-30

Observability & Auditability Partial

Reporting is aggregate. The dashboard collection tracks leads engaged, emails sent and performance metrics, and the features page says AiSDR logs every interaction and writes call notes and deal stages to the CRM. No per contact view of what the agent did and why is documented, so this is reporting rather than an audit of agent behavior.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com/collections/9292627813-dashboard_overviewread 2026-10-01

Memory & State Persistence Partial

Ami AI is documented as remembering what the user told it across sessions, including the ICP, tone preferences and what worked, and sequences carry reply history over weeks. No scope beyond the account, no lifetime and no way to review or delete what Ami keeps is stated.

Sourceaisdr.com/featuresread 2026-10-01

Deployment & Data Residency Not documented

The privacy policy states that data from users outside the United States is transferred to the United States and processed there, relying on the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework for EU and UK transfers, which is a single stated region with no customer choice; transfer cover is not residency. No region selection, dedicated tenancy or customer environment deployment is published.

Sourceaisdr.com/privacyread 2026-09-30

Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Partial

Ready-to-run starting points exist but a browsable library does not. Three campaign kinds ship configured, cold outreach, social signals and website visitor, and the AI Strategist generates a complete campaign with angles, sequences and targeting from the customer's website and ICP. No gallery of named agents or templates aimed at named jobs is documented, and the templates the help center documents are the customer's own word-for-word email templates rather than a vendor library to adopt from.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com templates article and campaign collection, aisdr.com/platformread 2026-09-01

Triggers & Channel Coverage Full

The agent starts on signals rather than on a person typing. The campaign collection, the largest in the help center at sixty-one articles, covers three campaign kinds: cold outreach, social signals and website visitor campaigns, so a prospect visiting the site or engaging on LinkedIn puts them into a sequence.

CRM actions can also be triggered from the integration. Channel coverage spans email through the customer's own Gmail or Outlook mailboxes, LinkedIn connection requests, direct messages and InMails, and calls through Aircall, with replies and notifications routed back to the rep and activity logged into the CRM.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com campaign, LinkedIn outreach and replies collectionsread 2026-09-01

Model Flexibility & Routing Not documented

No model is named and no customer choice is offered. Neither the help center's twelve collections nor the platform page discloses which large language model powers the product, and no model selector, per-campaign choice, bring-your-own-key or routing control is documented anywhere.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com collection index and aisdr.com/platformread 2026-09-01

APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Not documented

No API, SDK, MCP server or webhook is documented. The help center organizes the entire product into twelve collections covering onboarding, Ami AI, campaigns, personas and prompts, dashboard, replies, CRM integrations, LinkedIn, billing and webinars, and none of them concerns a developer surface. The platform navigation is the same, listing prospecting, AI Strategist, HubSpot, Salesforce and Aircall with no developer or API entry. Integration is delivered through vendor-built connectors rather than an interface the customer's own systems can call.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com collection index and aisdr.com/platformread 2026-09-01

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Partial

Nothing the customer runs before a change ships is documented. Campaigns can be edited and monitored while active and the dashboard reports leads engaged, emails sent and performance metrics after the fact, which is reading results rather than testing a change. No preview or dry run of a sequence, no holdout or A/B framework the customer configures, no scored comparison between message variants and no sandbox is documented. Where optimization happens it is Ami AI refining campaigns on its own rather than the customer measuring them.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com dashboard, campaign management and Ami AI collectionsread 2026-09-01

Browser & Computer Use Partial

The help center devotes a ten-article collection to setting up the LinkedIn integration and using it for automated outreach, covering connection requests, direct messages and InMails, so the agent takes action inside an interface the vendor does not control. No first-party page states how those actions are executed. The other channels run over email through the customer's own mailboxes and calls through Aircall, both programmatic or telephony routes.

Sourcehelp.aisdr.com LinkedIn outreach collectionread 2026-09-01

The Agentic Index coverage score grades every vendor Full, Partial or Not documented against the same 14 buyer facing capabilities, from public evidence only. Each capability links to how all vendors in the index score on it. How this evidence is graded

Pricing

From $250/mo (Solo, month to month)

usage

Included quota

Solo ($250/mo): 200 AI-researched contacts a month. Explore ($900/mo): 800 contacts a month. Scale ($2,500/mo): 2,500 contacts a month.

What is public

AiSDR is an AI SDR that finds leads, writes personalized email and LinkedIn outreach and books meetings. Three plans are published: Solo $250/mo (200 AI-researched contacts a month, month to month, no sales call), Explore $900/mo (800 contacts) and Scale $2,500/mo (2,500 contacts), the last two on quarterly contracts through sales; annual plans are 20% off.

Billing mechanics

Priced by AI-researched contacts a month, not per seat. All plans are billed monthly; Solo runs month to month, while Explore and Scale carry quarterly contracts. Annual plans are 20% cheaper than quarterly.

Cost watchouts

Supporting stack (CRM, dialer, warm-up tooling, enrichment) adds to the base subscription; 30-60 day ramp before steady-state output.

Variable cost rationale

Flat per plan subscription capped by researched contacts a month, so spend is predictable within a plan.

Additional watchouts

No free tier or trial. Explore and Scale need a quarterly commitment agreed through sales. Domain warm-up delays steady state output.

Overage / add-ons

Plans cap AI-researched contacts a month; more volume means a higher plan.

Sales call required

No, self serve available

Free / trial

No free tier or trial; sign up without a credit card and build campaigns on the platform before paying.

Lowest paid plan

Solo $250/mo (200 AI-researched contacts a month, month to month)

Commercial notes

Solo is the self serve entry; Explore and Scale are bought through sales. Positions on research quality and personalization over raw volume.

Key ambiguities

Effective cost per meeting depends on ICP quality and deliverability; plans meter researched contacts, not meetings.

Cancellation / refund

All plans billed monthly; Solo month to month, Explore and Scale on quarterly contracts; the pricing page says cancel anytime; annual plans are 20% off quarterly.

Missing data

Compliance certifications are not established; the trust center at trust.aisdr.com is where they would appear, so ask the vendor for its reports. No Enterprise tier is published.

Agentic Index verified 2026-10-01

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