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Warmly

Also known as: warmly.ai, Coldly

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Entry priceAI Web-Deanonymization from $10,000/year, or $4,875/quarter. Inbound Chat $20,000/year ($6,500/quarter). AI Inbound Autopilot $30,000/year ($9,750/quarter). Each from 10,000 credits per month.Full pricing detail

Signal-based revenue platform that identifies website visitors by name rather than just by company, then engages them on the spot with AI chat, personalized pages and instant meeting booking, while a second agent runs outbound, ads and nurture off site. Acquired by HubSpot in 2026 and still sold under its own name.

Warmly is a signal-based revenue platform built on the observation that most of a company's website traffic leaves without identifying itself. It de-anonymizes visitors at the person level rather than only naming the company, then acts on that identification while the visitor is still on the page. Two agents divide the work.

The Inbound Agent handles the site: it identifies the visitor, assembles their history from the Context Graph, routes them to the owning rep before the first message, engages through AI chat trained on the company's own product and objection handling, personalizes landing pages and popups to who they are, and books directly onto rep calendars without a form. When it reaches the limits of what it knows, it hands off to a human with the full context attached.

The TAM Agent handles everything off site: dynamic audience building, ICP tiering, buying-committee identification, intent scoring, enrichment, LinkedIn ad targeting, outbound orchestration and nurture campaigns. The two are coupled, so a visitor who does not convert is retargeted and nurtured, then re-engaged with updated context when they come back.

Underneath both sits the Context Graph, a maintained layer holding an activity ledger of site visits, emails, call transcripts, CRM activity and conversions, resolved entities for people, companies, deals and buying committees, and derived insights including ICP tier, intent score and a next best action with its reasoning. Signals come from the customer's own site and CRM, from social activity, and from third-party sources covering research intent, job changes, hiring, funding, technographics and leadership moves.

Warmly also exposes the platform to AI agents directly through an MCP server and REST API, so a team can query its visitor and signal data from Claude or Cursor. It is delivered as cloud software on Google Cloud with no region or self-hosted option, runs a public trust center, and is priced as annual or quarterly product subscriptions quoted through sales. Warmly was acquired by HubSpot after an agreement announced in June 2026, and it continues to sell under its own name, with the company stating that contracts, pricing and product experience are unchanged.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://warmly.ai

Category

GTM / revenue agent

Subcategory

Sales — visitor ID + AI chat/outbound

Funding status

Acquired by HubSpot. Warmly announced on 30 June 2026, in a post by co-founder and chief executive Maximus Greenwald, that it had entered into an agreement to be acquired by HubSpot; terms were not disclosed. HubSpot's own startups page now states that Warmly got acquired by HubSpot and that Greenwald came into HubSpot through the acquisition. The company states that existing contracts, pricing, account teams, product experience and integrations remain unchanged and that agents continue running as they do, and it continues to sell under its own name and domain with published pricing. Founded around 2020 by Maximus Greenwald, Carina Boo and Alan Zhao. The legal entity on the property is Warmly, Inc. Customers named on its own pages include Orum, Kandji, Pendo, Metadata, 11x, Cyberhaven, Continu, Cendyn, Simpli.fi, Princeton and Trend Hunter.

Company status

acquired

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

visitor de-anonymizationintent signalsoutbound automation

Target customers

sales teamsmarketing teams

Deployment options

SaaS

Integrations

A published directory of 40 or more apps, with named coverage across classes: Salesforce and HubSpot as CRMs with native bidirectional sync, Outreach and Salesloft for sales engagement, LinkedIn Ads and Apollo, Slack and Microsoft Teams, Google Calendar and Outlook for booking, Marketo, Google Analytics, Bombora for research intent, and Zapier as a general bridge. Agents write into those systems rather than holding results: records are created in the CRM, contacts enrolled in sequences, audiences pushed to LinkedIn. Warmly runs an MCP server and REST API at opps-api.getwarmly.com with OAuth access from Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor, currently exposing read-only tools for visitors, accounts, third-party signals and credit balance, plus webhooks entitled on every tier. Installation is one line of JavaScript.

In practice

Most of your traffic leaves without identifying itself. Warmly names the individual, not just the company, for roughly 15% of visitors, and tells you how the match was made rather than asking you to take it on trust.

A high-intent visitor browses and bounces before anyone reaches out. Warmly's chat engages while they're still on the page, already knowing their CRM history and what they've viewed, and books straight onto the right rep's calendar.

Someone evaluates you at 10pm and no one is there. The AI handles the conversation around the clock, and hands off to a rep with the full context attached when it hits a question it shouldn't answer.

The 95% who don't convert on the first visit usually vanish. Warmly passes them to its outbound agent for LinkedIn ads and nurture, then re-engages them with updated context when they return.

Agentic Index coverage score

8.0 / 14 capabilities · 57%

Integrations & Tool Calling Full

Authenticated action across distinct classes, with a browsable catalog behind it.

The vendor publishes an integrations directory it describes as 40 or more apps, and names across classes on the product pages: Salesforce and HubSpot as CRMs with native bidirectional sync and OAuth connection, Outreach and Salesloft as sales engagement platforms, Apollo, LinkedIn Ads and Google Ads on advertising, Slack and Microsoft Teams for communication, Google Calendar and Outlook for booking, Marketo for marketing automation, Google Analytics, Bombora for research intent, and Zapier as a general bridge.

Writes go into the customer's own systems rather than staying in Warmly: records are created and updated in Salesforce or HubSpot, contacts are enrolled in sequences, and audiences are pushed to LinkedIn. Webhooks are entitled on every tier for anything not natively covered.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/pricing and warmly.ai/p/inbound-agent; warmly.ai/p/product/intent-signals/integrationread 2026-09-02

Workflow Orchestration Full

Two agents running a chain end to end and handing work to each other. On site the Inbound Agent identifies a visitor at person level, assembles context from the Context Graph, routes to the owning rep before the first message, engages with AI chat, books directly on the rep's calendar through Google or Outlook respecting availability and round-robin rules, and alerts the team in Slack.

Off site the TAM Agent builds dynamic audiences, tiers accounts by ICP, identifies buying committees, scores intent, enriches, targets LinkedIn ads, orchestrates outbound and runs nurture campaigns. The two are coupled by design: a visitor who does not convert is passed to the TAM Agent for retargeting and nurture, and handed back to the Inbound Agent with updated context on return, which the vendor describes as a continuous loop rather than two products. The chain completes while the visitor is still on the page.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/inbound-agent and warmly.ai/p/pricingread 2026-09-02

Knowledge Grounding & RAG Full

Grounded on the customer's own material on both sides of the conversation. The AI conversation engine is trained on the customer's product, messaging and objection handling, so what the agent says comes from the company's own positioning rather than generic copy, and the vendor states it refuses to answer outside that material rather than inventing.

What it knows about the visitor is assembled live from the Context Graph, a maintained structure the vendor documents in three parts: an Activity Ledger of site visits, emails, call transcripts, CRM activity, chat logs, conversions and ad engagement; an Entities layer of people, companies, deals, buying committees and enrichment data with entity resolution; and an Insights layer carrying ICP tier, intent score and account summary.

That is pulled from CRM, enrichment, website history and intent signals in under 100ms while the visitor is still on the page. The enrichment is largely purchased third party data about the visitor rather than an ingested store of the customer's own documents, so grounding is deep on who someone is and thinner on the customer's wider content.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/context-graph and warmly.ai/p/inbound-agentread 2026-09-02

Human Oversight & Guardrails Partial

Genuine handoff and bounding, with no gate before the agent speaks.

Three shipped mechanisms: the AI qualifies and engages first and then hands off to a rep with full context passed to the human, which is a documented escalation surface Warmly owns; the AI is built to recognize its limits and, on a question outside its training, offers to connect the visitor to a rep or book a meeting rather than answering, which the vendor states plainly it never does inaccurately; and popups carry frequency capping to prevent repeated interruption.

Alert triggers, qualifying criteria and routing rules are all customer-configured, so the conditions under which agents act are set by the team.

Oversight is exercised at configuration time and by taking over mid-conversation, not by approving anything: no review queue, approval step, hold or confidence threshold gates the AI before it speaks to a visitor, sends a follow-up email or adds someone to a retargeting audience, and the top tier is explicitly an autopilot with AI goal-setting, qualification and decision-making. Warmly's writing about agents earning expanded authority through a progressive trust model is thought leadership rather than a shipped feature.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/inbound-agent and warmly.ai/p/pricingread 2026-09-02

Security, Identity & Governance Partial

Strong compliance documentation, with no documented access model. Nothing on the trust center or any product page names identity integration or an access model, with no single sign-on, SAML, SCIM or OIDC through the customer's own identity provider, and no role-based access control, roles, granular permissions or least-privilege statement about who inside the buying organization can do what, so a buyer cannot see who on their team can make the agents act.

The compliance side is strong: a SafeBase trust center readable without a call, listing SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA and the EU Data Act, a pentest report, a CAIQ self-assessment, a security whitepaper, app, data and cloud diagrams, BC/DR, SDLC, data security and incident response policies, cyber insurance, a service-level agreement, a published risk profile with a 24-hour recovery objective, and a named responsible disclosure path.

Audit Logging, Access Log Management and Access Monitoring are records of what happened rather than a model of who may act. The attestation is stated as SOC 2 without a type, and the report sits behind an access request with a working path. The product de-anonymizes named individuals, and Warmly places the data controller obligation on the customer.

Sourcesecurity.warmly.airead 2026-09-02

Observability & Auditability Partial

Decision transparency in two places, and no record of what the agent did. Warmly publishes transparent identification, letting a team see exactly how a visitor was matched, which matters because the match is the decision everything else rests on and the vendor states it would rather show unknown than show wrong. The Context Graph surfaces Next Best Action and Reasoning as a named insight alongside ICP tier and intent score, and real-time alerts carry the who, what and why into Slack. Reporting covers chat metrics, campaign attribution and pipeline.

None of that reconstructs agent behavior: no transcript trail, decision log or record of what the AI chat said to a given visitor and on what basis, no history of which retargeting audience someone was added to or why, no configuration audit trail and no retention setting. A customer can see why a person was identified and prioritized, not what was then said to them. The trust center lists Audit Logging among product security features with no published scope, so whether it records agent actions or only account access is not stated.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/context-graph, warmly.ai/p/inbound-agent and warmly.ai/p/pricingread 2026-09-02

Memory & State Persistence Partial

Continuity across visits, held in a layer the agents read back. The AI chat engages with full context from every previous interaction, and the vendor describes the loop explicitly: a visitor who does not convert is captured, nurtured by the TAM Agent, and re-engaged by the Inbound Agent with updated context when they return.

Underneath it the Context Graph keeps an Activity Ledger of what happened, enumerated as site visits, emails, call transcripts, CRM activity, chat logs, conversions and ad engagement, which is a durable record of prior exchanges rather than a snapshot assembled per session. The Context Graph is a shipped product with its own navigation section, a How It Works page, a published component breakdown and a stated sub-100ms query time. It is a shared data store rather than an agent memory layer, and no per-agent state, retention period, inspection or forgetting control is exposed to the customer.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/inbound-agent and warmly.ai/p/pricingread 2026-09-02

Deployment & Data Residency Not documented

Multi-tenant cloud with no customer control over where anything runs. The trust center names Google Cloud Platform and Firebase as the infrastructure and states nothing about regions; no region selection, EU option, private VPC, single-tenant tier or on-premises route appears on the trust center, the pricing page with its full entitlement lists, or any product page.

The one geography statement the vendor does make is about coverage rather than location: Warmly works globally with visitor identification strongest in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Western Europe, which describes where the data comes from, not where it is processed. The security whitepaper and the app, data and cloud diagrams listed on the trust center sit behind an access request.

Sourcesecurity.warmly.ai and warmly.ai/p/pricingread 2026-09-02

Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Partial

Two named agents arrive built, and nothing is offered to browse and adopt.

The product is the Inbound Agent for on-site conversion and the TAM Agent for off-site orchestration, each shipping configured rather than authored, and the entry tiers include one AI Studio Agent with unlimited AI Studio Agents on the top tier, which is a surface for the customer to build agents rather than a catalog to select from.

Warmly's Playbooks library under Resources, alongside the blog, academy and webinars, holds authored how-to articles, one of them a step-by-step guide to connecting the MCP to Claude, so a customer reads a play and then builds it rather than adopting a packaged configuration.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/pricing, warmly.ai/p/inbound-agent and warmly.ai/p/resources/playbooksread 2026-09-02

Triggers & Channel Coverage Full

Wide intake and wide output, both enumerated by the vendor. Signals are published in three tiers: first-party website visits at person and company level, in-app visits, CRM fields and lead scoring; second-party social activity monitoring; and third-party Bombora research intent, competitor keyword monitoring, job changes and champion tracking, new hire detection, job postings, funding announcements, technographic changes, leadership changes and an AI web research signal.

Firing is unusually immediate: identification, context assembly and routing complete while the visitor is still on the page, and alerts fire on configurable combinations of ICP tier, intent score, pages viewed, company size or industry rather than on a schedule. Exit intent triggers popups. Channels out span on-site AI chat, personalized landing pages, smart popups, live human chat, an AI call agent, direct calendar booking, Slack alerts, email follow-up, LinkedIn ads and nurture sequences.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/pricing and warmly.ai/p/inbound-agentread 2026-09-02

Model Flexibility & Routing Not documented

The customer does not choose the model, and no provider is named. The conversation engine is described only as LLM-powered, trained on the customer's product and messaging, and no model selector, per-agent choice, routing policy, bring-your-own-model or bring-your-own-key appears on any product page, the pricing entitlement lists or the trust center.

The Inbound Agent page's Ask AI about Warmly row links out to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini as a marketing widget, and the MCP server lets a customer's own assistant call Warmly; both are the customer picking the interface that reads the vendor, not the customer choosing what powers the product.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/inbound-agent and security.warmly.airead 2026-09-02

APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Full

Two documented routes make Warmly callable from outside. Warmly's own launches page states that its MCP server and REST API are live at opps-api.getwarmly.com, with OAuth-based MCP access from Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP-compatible agent, and REST endpoints with API key auth alongside. The vendor publishes working setup instructions, including the claude mcp add command with an organization-ID header, where to find that ID in the product, and the named tools a connected assistant receives: list_warm_visitors, list_warm_accounts, list_third_party_signals and get_credits_remaining.

A later launch extends third-party signals into both the MCP and the API. Webhooks are separately entitled on every pricing tier as SEP and webhook integrations. The MCP tools are read only, so an assistant can retrieve visitors, accounts and signals but cannot act back on the platform. No SDK or client library is published, and access is metered, free with 250 credits a month on every account and paid tiers from $99. A Zapier connector is Zapier's surface rather than Warmly's.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/resources/launches, warmly.ai/launches/warmly-mcp-and-api-are-live and warmly.ai/p/pricingread 2026-09-02

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Partial

A real mechanism, aimed at the conversion outcome rather than at the agent. Smart Popups ship with A/B testing built in, so a customer can run one offer against another and read which converts, and that is a controlled comparison against a criterion rather than a dashboard. Around it sit chat metrics, full attribution showing which campaigns drive engagement, pipeline reporting, and an auto-learn and improve loop on the AI chat entitled on the top tier.

The comparison is aimed at the conversion outcome, and nothing tests the agent. No sandbox, dry run, preview of a chat configuration before it goes live, scored evaluation of chat responses, regression check when the training material changes, or comparison of one agent configuration against another is documented, so a change to how the AI talks to buyers is judged only after real visitors have met it.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/inbound-agent and warmly.ai/p/pricingread 2026-09-02

Browser & Computer Use Not documented

Everything the agents touch is either the customer's own site or a programmatic interface. Warmly installs as one line of JavaScript on the customer's website, and the on-site surfaces it drives, AI chat, smart popups and personalized landing pages, are rendered by that snippet inside a property the customer owns and has instrumented deliberately, which is the vendor operating its own widget rather than an agent driving software it does not control.

Off site, identification runs through a multi-vendor waterfall querying identity providers in parallel, and every action goes through an API: CRM writes, sequence enrollment, LinkedIn audience sync, Slack alerts and calendar booking through direct Google and Outlook integration. No browser control, headless session, virtual desktop, screen or click automation, or navigation of a third-party console appears anywhere.

Sourcewarmly.ai/p/inbound-agentread 2026-09-02

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Pricing

AI Web-Deanonymization from $10,000/year, or $4,875/quarter. Inbound Chat $20,000/year ($6,500/quarter). AI Inbound Autopilot $30,000/year ($9,750/quarter). Each from 10,000 credits per month.

hybrid

Included quota

Each product starts from 10,000 credits a month. AI Web-Deanonymization at $10,000/year includes person and company-level website visitors, ICP filtering, real-time and Slack alerts, lead routing, CRM sync, SEP and webhook integrations, and retargeting via email, LinkedIn and ads. Inbound Chat at $20,000 adds the AI chatbot with one AI Studio agent, live chat, Warm Offers, chat metrics and automated email follow-up. AI Inbound Autopilot at $30,000 adds unlimited AI Studio agents plus an autopilot agent with AI goal-setting, qualification and decision-making, AI slide generation, AI-written chat follow-up, auto email generation and an auto-learn loop on the chat.

What is public

A published rate card with a sales-led purchase. Warmly prices three cumulative products: AI Web-Deanonymization at $10,000 a year or $4,875 a quarter, Inbound Chat at $20,000 or $6,500, and AI Inbound Autopilot at $30,000 or $9,750, each starting from 10,000 credits a month, with annual framed as a 30 percent saving. Two add-ons carry prices, a GTM Signals package and Warm Experiences at $10,000 a year each, and an AI 24/7 video chat agent is quote-only. The included feature list for each tier is published in full. Every button on the page routes to Talk to Sales or Book a Demo, and there is no self-serve checkout, so the prices are public and the transaction is not. Separately, the MCP server and REST API are published as free with 250 credits a month on every account and paid tiers from $99.

Billing mechanics

Product subscriptions billed annually or quarterly, each carrying a monthly credit allowance, with credits as the metered unit across identification, enrichment and signals. The three products are cumulative rather than alternatives, each including everything in the tier below. Annual is presented as a 30 percent saving against quarterly. Add-ons are priced per year on top. The MCP server and REST API run on a separate credit allowance, free at 250 credits a month on every account with paid tiers from $99. Every purchase route is a sales conversation; there is no self-serve checkout.

Cost watchouts

Credits are the metered unit and no rate card for them is published, so what a given volume of identification, enrichment or signal consumption costs beyond the 10,000 monthly credits included with each tier cannot be worked out in advance. The capabilities most teams associate with the product stack as separate line items rather than being included: the GTM Signals package covering intent, hiring, funding and competitive signals is $10,000 a year on top, Warm Experiences website personalization another $10,000, and the 24/7 video chat agent is quoted separately. The MCP and API are metered on their own credit allowance, free at 250 a month with paid tiers from $99.

Variable cost rationale

The subscription is fixed by tier, but credits are the metered unit across identification, enrichment and signals and no rate or overage rule is published for consumption beyond the 10,000 a month each tier starts from. A high-traffic site is precisely the buyer this product targets and also the one most likely to exceed an allowance, so the exposure is real and cannot be sized from published material.

Additional watchouts

Read what is bundled before comparing on headline price. The $10,000 entry buys identification, alerting, routing and CRM sync but no AI chat at all, which arrives at $20,000, and the autonomous behavior the product is marketed on arrives at $30,000. Then add the signals package at $10,000 if intent, hiring and funding signals are part of why you are buying, because they are not in the base tiers. Finally, model the credits rather than the subscription: every tier is quoted as starting from an allowance, and no rate is published for exceeding it.

Overage / add-ons

Not published. Each tier is stated as starting from 10,000 credits a month with no published rate for consumption beyond that.

Sales call required

Yes, required for paid access

Free / trial

No free tier or trial is published on the pricing page, and no self-serve purchase path exists. Recorded rather than resolved: the site's log-in link carries a signup=free parameter, which suggests a free entry path the pricing page does not document, and older vendor blog posts describe a free plan revealing up to 500 visitors a month. Neither is stated on any current commercial surface.

Lowest paid plan

AI Web-Deanonymization, from $10,000 a year ($4,875 a quarter on quarterly billing), from 10,000 credits a month.

Commercial notes

Warmly's $30,000 tier bundles chat, personalization, popups, booking, retargeting and the TAM Agent. Warmly was acquired by HubSpot after an agreement announced on 30 June 2026 and states that existing contracts and pricing are unchanged for current customers, which makes the published card the right basis for now but worth re-checking as integration proceeds.

Key ambiguities

Prices are published but the metered unit behind them is not: no per-credit rate, overage rule or consumption guidance appears anywhere, and every tier is expressed as starting from a credit allowance rather than including a fixed one. The TAM Agent is presented throughout the product pages as half the platform and as included with the $30,000 tier, but it carries no line of its own on the rate card, so what a buyer pays for outbound orchestration on its own is unclear. The page also heads itself as four products while pricing three.

Cancellation / refund

Annual and quarterly terms are both offered, with the vendor positioning quarterly as the way to try and annual as the commitment that saves 30 percent. No notice period, cancellation term or refund policy is published. A service-level agreement is listed on the trust center behind an access request and was not read.

Support SLA / resale

Responsive support noted in reviews; higher agents/tiers add orchestration, AI chatbot + live video, account scoring, and buying-committee ID; a 'Warm Bundle' offers partner discounts across 25+ GTM tools

Missing data

Published: all three product prices annually and quarterly, the included feature list for each, the two priced add-ons, the credit starting allowance, and the sales-led purchase route. Not published: any per-credit rate or overage rule, the price of the AI 24/7 video chat agent, a standalone price for the TAM Agent, contract length, notice and refund terms.

Agentic Index verified 2026-10-01

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