AI SDR for startups
Outbound that a technical team would actually run
Most AI SDRs are a black box with a $2,500 monthly invoice. RevPeak runs outbound as plays your agent executes: sourced from 100+ providers, written from your positioning doc, sent on managed domains, logged to your CRM. You can read every line of it.
The problem
Why startup outbound breaks
You have seen the pattern. Generic sequences from a database everyone else is emailing, an SDR hire at $80k before you have product-market fit, or an enterprise AI SDR contract that costs more than your seed round's monthly burn.
The SDR hire
$80k+ loaded cost, three months to ramp, and they quit the moment the list runs dry. You cannot hire your way out of a list-quality problem.
The enterprise AI SDR
11x and Artisan run $1,500 to $3,750 a month on annual contracts. Built for sales teams with ops staff, priced for Series B, opaque by design.
The duct-tape stack
Clay plus Apollo plus Instantly plus a scraper. Works until a provider changes schema at 2am and your Monday list is empty.
How RevPeak runs it
A play, not a black box
A play is a versioned workflow your agent runs: source, enrich, write, send, log. You review the first batch, then it repeats on schedule. Every message traces back to a real signal.
Run your first playSource from your ICP, in your words
Describe who buys: “Series A devtool founders who just shipped a public API.” The agent pulls from 100+ providers and dedupes against your CRM before anything else happens.
Research that shows up in the copy
Every sequence references something true: a changelog entry, a job post, a GitHub repo. Generic templates are the reason outbound dies in spam folders.
Deliverability handled
Managed sending domains, warmup schedules, and volume ramps. Your root domain's reputation stays clean.
Replies come back to you
The agent drafts responses and flags buying signals. You keep the conversation the moment it matters.
Everything logged
Sends, opens, replies, and outcomes written to Salesforce or HubSpot as resolved records. Your CRM stays the source of truth.
Pricing
$34 a month, not $2,500
Outbound is included in every plan, drawing from the same credit pool as sourcing, calls, and content. No annual contract, no per-seat fee, no demo call to see the price.
Starter
$34/mo
2,000 work credits / mo
- Outbound plays included
- 100+ data providers
- CRM logging included
Growth
$99/mo
9,000 work credits / mo
- Everything in Starter
- Unlimited seats & agents
- Priority sending quality
Scale
$299/mo
25,000 work credits / mo
- Everything in Growth
- Multi-line & routing rules
- Shared pool across teams
Compare that to the category: AiSDR starts at $250 a month billed quarterly, Artisan runs $1,500 to $2,500, 11x starts at $3,750 on annual contracts.
FAQ
Straight answers
It runs the full outbound motion: sourcing, research, writing, sending, reply handling, and CRM logging. The difference is architecture. Instead of a proprietary black box, RevPeak is a tool layer your agent drives, so every step is inspectable and editable.
They price for enterprise sales teams and sell through annual contracts and demos. RevPeak is self-serve infrastructure for technical teams. You connect your agent, run plays, and pay for work credits, not seats or salespeople.
Deliverability is handled: managed sending domains, warmup, and volume ramps keep your root domain clean. Copy is written from real signals, which matters more for deliverability than any technical setup.
No. Plays run from plain chat instructions. If you do code, everything is also available as an MCP server or REST API, so plays can live in version control next to your product.
It is included. When outbound books a meeting you cannot take or a prospect calls in, the voice agent answers, qualifies, and books. Same credit pool, same CRM.
Run your first play this week
Describe your ICP in a sentence and watch your agent build the list. Your agent ships the product; RevPeak runs the growth.
No per-seat fees · Works with Claude, Codex and Cursor · Month-to-month