Managed agent runtime with durable sessions and tools for building applications
You ship. It sells.
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2025
Based in
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TR
Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Personal: Free tier with daily free usage and pay-as-you-go credits. Pro: $20/mo. Team: $20/seat/mo. Enterprise: Custom pricing. Compute: $0.10/hr while active, $0 when idle.
Free: $0/month, finds 50 people a month with drafts you send from your own email. Solo: $39/month, finds 400 people a month, sends and follows up from own domain and mailbox. Growth: $99/month, finds 1,600 people a month, sends and follows up. Extra mailboxes: $7.50/month each. Domains: approximatel
Key features
Managed agent runtime with durable sessions
Dynamic workflows with model-generated JavaScript
Execution tracing through Langfuse
Web search capability
Decision tool with choice, score and questions
MCP and HTTP integrations
Scheduled agents with recurring or one-time execution
Platform connections for existing accounts
Line-item task receipts showing all costs
Support for multiple model providers
Analyzes product from website, repository, and documentation
Finds and verifies prospect contacts
Writes personalized outreach emails
Sends from pre-warmed company domains
Answers and qualifies replies
Updates CRM and calendar from reply data
Adjusts strategy based on performance metrics
Integrates with CRM, calendar, and communication tools
Provides weekly reports and insights
What makes it different
Transparent per-task pricing with detailed itemized receipts showing every dollar
Flexible model payment: bring your own key, subscription, or pay at-cost rates
Usage-based billing separate from subscription plans
Free tier with no credit card required
OpenAI-compatible API using official client
Manages its own infrastructure and sending domains for you
Operates 24/7 autonomously without requiring your supervision
Full control: pause campaigns, withdraw permissions, or adjust strategy instantly
Transparent actions with explanations of what changed and why