Hire an AI SDR

The research that makes personalisation real rather than a merge field. For each account it looks for something checkable and recent: a funding round, a job posting that reveals a new team, a pricing page that changed, a public repository that shows which tools they run. Each finding comes back with the URL behind it, so you can read the source before you quote it in an email.

The output is two things per account. A short brief with the evidence, and one drafted opening that uses the strongest piece of it. Twelve accounts researched to that standard is a morning a person rarely gets, and it is the difference between a first line that could be sent to anyone and one that could only be sent to them.

It is also useful for the housekeeping that decays fast. Which accounts have gone quiet, which contacts changed jobs, which deals have no next step written down.

It does not send. No email leaves your account and no sequence starts because a worker decided to, which rules out the volume plays and is a deliberate limit rather than a missing feature.

It cannot reach gated data. Contact databases, sales intelligence platforms and anything behind a login are outside the connection catalog, so email addresses and phone numbers have to come from a tool you already pay for. It reads what the open web publishes, which is enough for the trigger and not enough for the contact record.

And it has no judgement about whether a prospect is worth your time beyond the criteria you wrote down. Give it a vague ideal customer profile and you get twelve briefs about companies you should never have looked at, delivered promptly.