The AI SDR agent that prospects, follows up and books the call.

The job nobody can staff cheaply

An SDR runs $4,000+/month and takes three months to ramp. For that you get eight hours a day, five days a week, on one platform, in a single region — and the follow-up that actually closes deals mostly never happens, because most deals need 5–12 touches and most humans stop at one or two. The cheaper substitute is worse: a VA sending the same canned line to 200 people torches the reputation your pipeline depends on.

The job itself is the problem. Prospecting is repetitive, timing-sensitive, around-the-clock and entirely describable — the exact profile of work that belongs in software rather than on a payroll.

How the AI SDR agent works

Three engines split an SDR's work between them. You can see them side by side in the Outfluent engine.

• The AI Prospector. Describe your dream client once. It hunts across all six platforms and builds a dossier on every match by connecting who that person is across platforms — the LinkedIn title, the Instagram activity, the Facebook groups, the X takes.
• The AI Chat Agent. This is the part that sells. It reads each lead's stage — cold, curious, objecting, or ready to book — keeps full conversation memory weeks deep, and works every message toward the goal you set: a reply, a call, or a sale.
• The AI Campaign Builder. Tell it your offer and market once; it builds the targeting, the messaging angles and the sequencing, extracts the leads, and runs the automated follow-ups that re-engage dormant and non-responsive leads.

Where an AI setter beats a human one

Prospects don't buy during your office hours; they buy during theirs. The gym owner researches software at 11pm after closing. The consultant in another hemisphere replies while you're asleep. Speed-to-response is the highest-leverage variable in appointment setting, and an AI agent's real advantage is not intelligence but presence — awake and fully briefed at the minute intent peaks.

When that moment arrives, the same agent that ran the conversation handles the booking: it handles the scheduling back-and-forth — offering times, handling "what about Thursday?", and confirming — and writes the event into Cal.com, Google or Calendly. Nothing is handed to a second tool. The full mechanics are in our guide to AI appointment setting.

Then it compounds. Every conversation is remembered and fed back in — which openers get replies, which objections appear, what timing works — so month three outperforms month one on the same audience. It is the only salesperson whose skills improve without being managed.

What you get

• Prospecting and conversations on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X, WhatsApp and Skool, plus the website chat widget answering visitors from the same knowledge base.
• Cross-platform enrichment on every lead, and full conversation memory that survives weeks of silence.
• Automatic re-engagement of quiet leads — the pile that usually holds the fastest revenue in a business.
• 24/7 appointment booking into your connected calendar, and daily summaries of what worked.
• One Inbox holding six platforms and your website in a single thread view.

Safety: it runs where you already are

Cloud bots get flagged because they log in from strange servers and blast identical DMs. Outfluent connects to your accounts through its own Chrome extension, which runs in your browser and stores zero credentials. Every action carries human typing rhythm, natural pauses and careful per-platform pacing, on the accounts you are already logged into — so to the platform, the activity comes from where it always has. The setup walkthrough shows the whole sequence.

What an AI SDR costs

Business plans: Solo at $97/month for one account per platform (six total) and Growth at $197/month for three per platform (eighteen total). Both include the full engine and both start with a free 14-day trial. Agencies running prospecting for clients take Agency at $197/month for 10 client accounts or Agency Unlimited at $497/month for 100, with white-label branding, their own domain and Stripe, their own client plans, and GoHighLevel integration. Usage — messages and AI — is prepaid and identical on every plan. The whole tree is on the pricing page.