SDR in a Box: Every reply worked to a booked call
Teams with inbound leads and opted-in lists that nobody follows up fast enough.
A positive reply fires a webhook. An agent answers the question, handles the objection, and pushes toward a booked demo on your calendar.
Calendar access means the agent confirms who actually scheduled, not who said they would.
Leads that went cold get re-engaged six months later on a schedule the agent keeps itself.
Every conversation logged. A human takes over the moment someone asks for one.
01 Sell
Reply handling as a monthly desk.
02 Build
A positive reply on email, LinkedIn, or opted-in SMS on our platform fires a webhook. An agent answers questions, pushes toward a booked demo on your calendar, and confirms who actually scheduled. Leads that go cold get re-engaged on a schedule it keeps itself.
03 Grow
One channel grows to three. One calendar grows to the whole team.
$1,000 a month per inbox
Unit One inbox
Pilot Thirty-day pilot, $750. One channel, one calendar. You see every conversation.
Every reply logged. Texts only go to numbers with documented consent. A human takes over the moment someone asks.
Nothing ships without your sign-off. Spend limits, capped attempts, approved models and an audit log on every job.
No. It works the replies and the leads you already have: website forms, demo requests, outbound sequences you run, and past customers. On SMS it only ever texts numbers with documented consent, which keeps it inside the same compliance rules our messaging platform is built on.
One channel, one calendar, $750. You see every conversation and every booking. If the meetings are real, it runs at $1,000 a month per inbox, and you add channels and calendars from there.
It is code under the hood with a model attached. The webhook, the calendar check, the revive schedule and the handoff rules are deterministic. The model only writes the reply, inside the answers and boundaries you approve.
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