Autobound
Also known as: Autobound Signal API, Autobound CoPilot, Autobound AI Studio
B2B signal intelligence sold as infrastructure: 700+ signal types from 35+ sources reachable by REST API, MCP server or bulk file, with an AI Studio layer that turns those signals into personalized outreach pushed to Outreach and Salesloft.
Autobound sells B2B signal intelligence: a database of more than 700 signal types drawn from over 35 sources across 250 million contacts and 50 million companies, covering SEC filing analysis, hiring surges, tech stack changes, competitor activity, news and social. Buyers reach it through a REST API with published per-endpoint pricing, a hosted MCP server that works with Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients, OpenAI function calling, a Claude Code integration, GCS push, or flat-file bulk licensing into their own infrastructure, and other platforms license the same data white-label to embed in their products.
Coverage is published rather than asserted, with audited volumes and fill rates per signal type, measured freshness and geography, backward-compatible schema versioning on 90-day migration windows, and weekly quality reports for enterprise partners.
On top of the data sits the outreach product the company started with: AI Studio generates personalized emails, LinkedIn messages and call scripts from those signals, assembles sequences, and pushes them into Outreach or Salesloft or sends directly, with built-in moderation, role-based approval routing to marketing and legal, configurable insight controls over which signals may be used, and auditable trails over what went out.
Security is documented in detail: SOC 2 Type II with annual third-party audits, SSO via SAML and OIDC, granular role-based access control, exportable audit logs, configurable retention, and dedicated infrastructure or private service endpoints for enterprise customers. Pricing is usage-based credits, from 1,000 free on signup and a $19 starter pack up to enterprise packs, with credits that never expire.
Vendor details
Canonical URL
https://autobound.ai
Category
GTM / revenue agent
Subcategory
Sales — intent-based outreach
Funding status
Private. States 2,500-plus companies as customers and names TechTarget as an OEM partner embedding its signal data, alongside AiSDR and Skuid as customers. Carries G2 category badges for 2025 and 2026.
Company status
independent
Use cases & customers
Primary use cases
Target customers
Deployment options
Integrations
Pushes generated content into Outreach and Salesloft or sends directly, syncs with Salesforce and HubSpot, works through Gmail and Outlook, and carries a Chrome extension for LinkedIn surfaces. Draws inbound from more than 35 external data sources covering SEC filings, hiring, tech stack, news, social and competitor activity. The signal layer is delivered outward by REST API, a hosted MCP server for Claude, Cursor and any MCP client, OpenAI function calling, Claude Code, GCS push, or flat-file bulk licensing into the customer's own infrastructure, and is licensed white-label to other platforms under an OEM route with TechTarget named as an embedding partner.
In practice
You're paying three or four vendors for enrichment, intent and firmographics. Autobound consolidates them into one API with published coverage and fill rates per signal type, so you can check completeness before you build on it.
You want signal data inside your own assistant or product. Autobound ships an MCP server for Claude and Cursor, OpenAI function calling, GCS push, and a white-label OEM route for embedding the data in what you sell.
Your reps write generic emails because researching each prospect takes too long. AI Studio turns the signals into personalized emails, LinkedIn messages and call scripts, with moderation and approval routing before anything is pushed to Outreach or Salesloft.
Sources & related URLs
Related / legacy domains
Agentic Index coverage score
8.0 / 14 capabilities · 57%
| Integrations & Tool Calling | Full |
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Breadth in both directions across several classes. Outbound into the customer's stack: CRM through Salesforce and HubSpot, sequencers through Outreach and Salesloft with AI Studio pushing content into them or sending directly, mailboxes through Gmail and Outlook, and LinkedIn through a Chrome extension. Inbound: 35-plus external data sources feeding the signal layer, spanning SEC filings, hiring data, tech stack detection, news, social and competitor activity. Alongside those, an OEM and embed route licenses signal data into other vendors' products, with TechTarget named as an embedding partner, and flat-file delivery pushes bulk data into the customer's own infrastructure on a weekly refresh. The MCP server, Claude Code and OpenAI function calling point the other way, letting outside assistants call Autobound. Sourceautobound.ai/integrations and autobound.ai/for-platformsread 2026-09-02 |
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| Workflow Orchestration | Partial |
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Multi-step generation that stops short of autonomous execution. The chain is real: signals are gathered across 35-plus sources, content is generated for email, LinkedIn and call scripts, sequences are assembled in AI Studio, and the result is pushed into Outreach or Salesloft or sent directly. Moderation and approval routing sit inside the same flow. The limit is where the product sits: Autobound is a signal and content layer that runs inside other engagement platforms rather than an executor of its own, on LinkedIn it explicitly does not send on the user's behalf, and by 2026 the company's front door is signal infrastructure sold by API rather than an agent that runs a motion end to end. Closer to a governed content engine than an autonomous agent. Sourceautobound.ai/platform/ai-studio and autobound.ai/use-case/brand-safety-and-scaling; autobound.ai/integrationsread 2026-09-02 |
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| Knowledge Grounding & RAG | Partial |
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A very large corpus that belongs to the vendor, not to the customer. Autobound publishes 700-plus signal types from 35-plus sources across 250 million contacts and 50 million companies, including SEC filing analysis, hiring surges, tech stack changes, competitor activity, news and social, with measured coverage and fill rates per signal type and weekly refresh. That is genuine research depth and it is what the buyer pays for. The corpus is Autobound's own product, assembled about the prospect and delivered per request, and the customer's own material reaches it only as CRM activity read as one signal source among thirty-five, which supplies records rather than knowledge. Nothing documents ingesting the customer's positioning, collateral, case studies or product documentation into an indexed layer the agents read. Sourceautobound.ai/signal-data and autobound.ai/use-case/brand-safety-and-scalingread 2026-09-02 |
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| Human Oversight & Guardrails | Full |
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Governance is the vendor's stated differentiator and the mechanisms are named. Autobound argues explicitly against AI tools that operate as uncontrollable black boxes and says its platform is built with enterprise governance at its core, shipping built-in moderation, role-based approval flows, and configurable insight controls giving granular command over every message, with brand guidelines centrally enforced so messaging cannot go off-brand or make unapproved claims. The approval flows route content to legal and marketing rather than leaving review to the sender, which is the vendor's own surface rather than a convention borrowed from a downstream tool. On LinkedIn the human reviews and sends, so nothing leaves without a person. Insight controls constrain which signals may be used, and auditable trails record what happened. Sourceautobound.ai/use-case/brand-safety-and-scalingread 2026-09-02 |
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| Security, Identity & Governance | Full |
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Attestation and access controls are both covered, comprehensively, on a dedicated security page. On attestation, it lists SOC 2 Type II with annual audits by independent third parties across availability, confidentiality and privacy, reports available under NDA, plus GDPR compliance with DPAs for enterprise customers and CCPA with opt-out and deletion workflows, annual third-party penetration testing with remediation tracking, and customers permitted to run their own assessments. The customer facing controls are all named: SSO via SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect with Okta, Azure AD and Google Workspace named; granular role-based access control with predefined Admin, Developer and Read-Only roles and custom roles on enterprise; scoped API keys with configurable permissions and zero-downtime rotation; configurable data retention with full deletion on account closure; IP allowlisting. Data is protected by TLS 1.3 with HSTS preloading and optional certificate pinning, and by AES-256-GCM at rest with Google Cloud KMS and automatic key rotation. Operations add 24/7 monitoring with anomaly detection, SAST and DAST in the pipeline, critical patches within 24 hours, and a documented incident response plan with a one hour acknowledgment SLA. The same page documents audit logging. Sourceautobound.ai/securityread 2026-09-02 |
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| Observability & Auditability | Full |
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A documented log surface, not a marketing phrase. The security page states comprehensive audit logs covering all API access, configuration changes and user actions, exportable for compliance reviews, which is a real record a customer can take away rather than a claim of visibility. Alongside it the platform documents full audit trails for every signal delivered, so the inputs behind a generated message are traceable to the signals that produced it, which is the why rather than only the what for a content-generation product, and auditable workflows over messaging. Continuous monitoring with anomaly detection on access patterns runs across the same infrastructure. Configurable insight controls sit beside this; they constrain behavior rather than record it. Sourceautobound.ai/security and autobound.ai/use-case/brand-safety-and-scalingread 2026-09-02 |
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| Memory & State Persistence | Not documented |
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State persists in the platform and none of it is agent memory. CRM activity is read as one of the signal sources so prior interaction history informs what is generated, campaign state persists in campaign tables, the signal layer carries temporal depth, and the security page describes configurable retention of signal data per plan terms. Nothing is written by an agent and read back by one: no memory object, no per agent state across runs, and no control over what the system has learned. These are data stores and business records, which are not memory. Sourceautobound.ai/signal-data, autobound.ai/platform/ai-studio and autobound.ai/securityread 2026-10-01 |
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| Deployment & Data Residency | Partial |
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Real deployment options short of the customer choosing a location. The security page documents tenant data logically isolated at the database level with dedicated infrastructure available on request for enterprise customers, and VPC isolation, private service endpoints and IP allowlisting available to enterprise customers, with no public database endpoints. The pricing page repeats dedicated infrastructure as part of the custom-volume tier alongside SSO and an SLA. A flat-file delivery route ships bulk data on a weekly refresh into the customer's own infrastructure, which puts the data where the customer already runs. Location is entirely undocumented: hosting is Google Cloud with multi-region redundancy, which is the vendor's own availability arrangement rather than a customer choice, and no region selection, EU option or residency commitment appears anywhere. Sourceautobound.ai/security and autobound.ai/pricingread 2026-09-02 |
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| Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs | Partial |
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Named modules rather than named agents, and nothing to browse and adopt. What ships is a set of configurable components: an insights engine, AI Studio as the multichannel command center where generated content becomes campaigns, a custom researcher, campaign tables, and persona and sales-stage aware message templates. No library of named agents or job shaped templates is offered to browse and select from, and the message templates are the only templates. The signal catalog lists 700 plus signal types and is genuinely browsable, but a catalog of data types is not a library of agents. Sourceautobound.ai/platform/ai-studio and autobound.ai/signal-data; autobound.ai/integrationsread 2026-09-02 |
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| Triggers & Channel Coverage | Partial |
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Signals reach the work continuously and a person still starts it. Coverage spans email, LinkedIn messages and InMails, and call scripts, with sequences assembled in AI Studio and pushed to Outreach or Salesloft or sent directly, and the signal layer refreshes continuously with measured freshness per signal type, so what is available to say changes as the world changes. The signal layer informs what is said rather than initiating action: no event trigger framework, signal threshold or subscription that starts outreach without a person is documented on the outreach side. The REST API does offer a subscribe route and GCS push for signal delivery, but that pushes data to a subscriber rather than triggering an agent to act. Sourceautobound.ai/signal-data, autobound.ai/signal-api and autobound.ai/platform/ai-studioread 2026-09-02 |
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| Model Flexibility & Routing | Not documented |
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No provider named and no customer choice. Nothing Autobound publishes offers a model selector, per-agent model choice, routing policy, bring-your-own-model or bring-your-own-key, and no underlying model or provider is identified anywhere. Proprietary or internally managed models would be consistent with what the vendor publishes, but the vendor does not say so. The MCP server, Claude Code and OpenAI function calling let a customer drive Autobound from an assistant of their choosing, which is a different thing from choosing the model inside it. Sourceautobound.ai/security and autobound.ai/signal-dataread 2026-09-02 |
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| APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility | Full |
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A full developer platform, and it is how the company sells. The property carries a developer hub with a quickstart, an API endpoints page covering enrich, search, intent and email verification, a published API reference at autobound-api.readme.io, a REST API page describing search, enrich and subscribe, and scoped API keys with configurable permissions. Agent-facing surfaces are first class: an MCP server documented for Claude, Cursor and any MCP client, a Claude Code integration, OpenAI function calling with signals, and a For AI Agents page covering MCP, tool calls and GCS push. An OEM and embed route licenses white-label signal data into other vendors' products, and a flat-file delivery option ships bulk data to the customer's own infrastructure. Pricing is published per endpoint and the API is self-serve from a free credit allocation, with most of this in the top-level navigation. Sourceautobound.ai/developers, autobound.ai/apis and autobound.ai/integrations/mcpread 2026-09-02 |
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| Testing, Debugging & Optimization | Partial |
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The customer can verify the output before relying on it. Autobound publishes a coverage report giving audited volumes and fill rates per signal type with measured geography, join keys and freshness, so a buyer can check how complete a signal is before building on it. Every signal passes automated quality checks with anomaly detection on volume, coverage and extraction accuracy, enterprise partners receive weekly quality reports, and schema versions are backward-compatible with 90-day migration windows so a change can be tested before it lands. Those are readable measures of the delivered product, an engine measuring what the system produced. None of it tests the agent: no sandbox, replay, scored evaluation or dry run of generated content before it reaches a prospect is documented, and built in moderation is a guardrail rather than evaluation tooling. Sourceautobound.ai/signal-coverage and autobound.ai/use-case/brand-safety-and-scalingread 2026-09-02 |
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| Browser & Computer Use | Not documented |
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Everything runs through programmatic routes. The signal layer is delivered by REST API, MCP, function calling, GCS push or flat file, content is pushed into Outreach and Salesloft through integrations, and the Chrome extension reads a LinkedIn profile the user is already viewing and drafts into it, with the human reviewing and sending, rather than an agent operating the browser. No browser control, headless session or screen operation appears anywhere on the property. Sourceautobound.ai/signal-api and autobound.ai/platform/ai-studioread 2026-09-02 |
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Pricing
Free to start with 1,000 credits and no card. Paid packs are one-time: $19 for 2,000 credits, $49 for 5,444, $149 for 19,867, $499 for 83,167, $1,299 for 288,667 and $4,999 for 1,249,750.
usage credits, metered per API action
Included quota
All 35-plus signal sources, the REST API, the MCP server and buyer intent data are included on every plan, including the free allocation; the tiers differ only in credit volume and unit price. Published unit rates: search 2 credits per result, enrich 2 credits per signal returned, buyer intent 1 credit per contact, bulk export 50 credits plus 5 per topic with unlimited rows. Unit price falls from $0.0095 per credit at Starter to $0.004 at the $4,999 tier, a stated 58 percent saving.
What is public
An unusually complete self-serve rate card. Six credit packs are published with price, credit volume and unit price, from $19 for 2,000 credits at $0.0095 each to $4,999 for 1,249,750 at $0.004, alongside a stated 1,000 free credits on signup with no card. Consumption is published per endpoint, credits are stated never to expire, packs pool, and the free-endpoint list is spelled out. Enterprise packs are given a range, $10,000 to $40,000, and only custom volume above 11.5 million credits, flat-file licensing and SLA terms route to sales. Confirmed against the complete site navigation, which carries one pricing page and a contact-sales route.
Billing mechanics
Prepaid credit packs rather than a subscription. A buyer purchases a pack outright, draws it down per API action, and tops up whenever; balances pool across purchases and never expire. Metering is published per endpoint: search 2 credits per result, enrich 2 credits per signal returned, buyer intent 1 credit per contact, bulk export 50 credits plus 5 per topic with unlimited rows, and zero-result requests free. Unit price decreases with pack size across six published tiers. Flat-file bulk delivery is an alternative contract for high volume, positioned by the vendor as cheaper above roughly 50,000 enrichments a month, with weekly refresh into the customer's own infrastructure.
Cost watchouts
Cost is driven by how many signals come back, not by how many calls are made: enrich charges 2 credits per signal returned, and the vendor's own worked example puts a company enrich at roughly 8 signals, about 16 credits, so 1,000 companies is about 16,000 credits and exceeds every pack below Pro. Search charges per result rather than per query. The mitigations are real and published, though: zero-result requests are free, credits never expire, packs pool, and exports are priced by topic count rather than row count so a 10 million row pull costs the same as one row. SSO and dedicated infrastructure sit above the published tiers on custom volume.
Variable cost rationale
Spend is prepaid and capped by the pack purchased, so there is no runaway billing, but the credit-to-work ratio is easy to misjudge because enrich charges per signal returned rather than per request. The published per-endpoint rates and the vendor's own worked example make the exposure calculable in advance, which most of this lane does not offer.
Additional watchouts
Read the metering before sizing a budget: charging per signal returned rather than per call means a single company enrich can cost around 16 credits, so volume assumptions built on call counts will understate spend by roughly an order of magnitude. SSO and dedicated infrastructure are not on the published tiers and require custom volume, which matters for buyers whose security review expects SSO. The published tiers price signal data; the outreach product's commercial terms are not broken out.
Overage / add-ons
No overage in the usual sense, since packs are prepaid and drawn down. Running out means buying another pack, which pools with the existing balance. Enterprise packs run $10,000 for 2.6 million credits to $40,000 for 11.5 million; beyond that rates are quoted.
Sales call required
No, self serve available
Free / trial
1,000 free credits on signup, no credit card required. Zero-result requests are free, and browsing the catalog, topics, filters, account and export status never draws on the balance.
Lowest paid plan
Starter, $19 one-time for 2,000 credits at $0.0095 per credit.
Commercial notes
Sold to three distinct buyers: data and revenue operations teams consuming the API, platform partners licensing signal data white-label under an OEM route with TechTarget named, and sales teams using the AI Studio outreach layer. States 2,500-plus companies as customers, a 99.9 percent uptime SLA, sub-200ms API response and zero security breaches. The published positioning is B2B signal intelligence infrastructure rather than an AI SDR.
Key ambiguities
The self-serve rate card is complete and needs no interpretation. What is not published: flat-file licensing cost, custom volume rates beyond the $40,000 enterprise pack, SLA terms, and the price of the AI Studio outreach product as distinct from signal credits, which the current pricing page does not separate.
Cancellation / refund
Credit packs are one-time purchases rather than subscriptions, so there is nothing to cancel; unused credits never expire and multiple packs pool into one balance. Failed export jobs are not charged. Flat-file licensing and custom volume run on contract, terms not published.
Support SLA / resale
Team adds a dedicated CSM and enhanced analytics; Scale/Enterprise add onboarding, account management, webhooks, visitor-intent tracking, multi-CRM; Signal Data Enterprise/Flat-File customers can white-label, OEM partners embed via API with custom SLAs
Missing data
Published first party: the free allocation, all six credit pack prices and credit volumes, per-credit unit prices, the per-endpoint consumption rates, the enterprise pack range, credit expiry, pooling, and the free-endpoint list. Not published: flat-file licensing cost, custom volume rates, SLA terms and any separate price for the AI Studio outreach product.
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