Sage AI SDR · Outcome-based · $1K per meeting

An SDR that
sets meetings
that close.

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Another AI SDR. What makes you different from the twelve I tried this year.
Sage SDR
Those tools wrote to your ICP. I write to the buyer inside the account, about the thing on their desk this week.
Harvester Industries. VP RevOps opened last Thursday.
Sage SDR
Read their 10-Q Monday. Pipeline coverage slipped two quarters. CRO posted a board deck Thursday naming "reply rate" as the fix metric.
Sage SDR
Opener: "Coverage slip is the first thing a new RevOps VP gets handed. Here's what four industrial peers did about it last quarter."
Great. And when they say "not now."
Sage SDR
I watch. New 10-Q line, new hire, competitor press release. Touch number four cites the new signal. Buyer replies "let's talk next week."
What do you charge.
Sage SDR
$1K per qualified meeting. Nothing per email, nothing per research cycle. If the meeting doesn't land, you don't pay.
Four beats · one agent

Sage does the work your best SDR does.
Every morning. Every account.

The difference isn't automation. It's judgment. Sage scores what matters, finds the wedge that lands, writes like you at eleven at night & replies with the specificity only a human usually has. Here's what that looks like, beat by beat.

Beat 01 · Territory

Scores your entire territory by 5 a.m.

2,400 accounts across your ICP, ranked on fit, intent & opening. Sage pulls from 18 signals, weighs them against how you've won before & reprioritizes every morning. The list you open at 8 is already sorted.

No lead-routing round-robin. No stale MQLs. The top of the list is always the best call Sage can make for you today.

Signals: hiring posts, funding events, earnings commentary, G2 intent, product launches, exec changes, 10-K language, competitor moves.
Territory · 04.18.2026 · 05:00 EDT 2,400 accounts
Matched ICP
312
Hot today
38
Angles queued
12
Beat 02 · The wedge

Finds the one reason this account will answer today.

Most outreach fails because it pitches a product. Sage opens on a buyer's own admission. A hiring post that signals a gap. An earnings line that flagged the exact metric your product moves. A podcast quote from their CEO naming the problem out loud.

The wedge isn't a keyword match. It's the sentence Sage can quote back in the subject line. The one that makes the buyer think, how did they know that?

Northwind Analytics · Morgan Ellis Wedge · locked
Source · Q1 earnings call
"Coverage dropped to 2.8x this quarter. We need to get it back above 3.5x by end of Q2." — Morgan Ellis, slide 14
Source · Hiring post · 2d old
"Looking for VP Sales to scale pipeline generation through AI-augmented prospecting."
Source · G2 intent
3 searches this week for "pipeline coverage math" & "SDR productivity benchmarks."
Angle · Pipeline coverage math Confidence · 0.92
Beat 03 · First touch

Writes the first email in your voice. Not a template.

Sage reads your past sent mail, your calls, your LinkedIn. Pattern-matches cadence, sentence shape, opener style. The email that goes out looks like you wrote it between meetings. Not a sequence. Not a template. You.

The wedge is the subject line. The first line quotes the buyer's own earnings call. The CTA is a question a seller would actually ask.

No spray-and-pray. Sage sends one email at a time & waits on the reply chain before the next move.
Beat 04 · The reply chain

Owns the reply. Books the meeting.

Morgan writes back. Asks a sharp question. Sage answers it with specificity only someone who's done this job would have. Offers three slots around her board prep. Books the meeting. Invites Sage Notetaker. Sends a cream-paper confirmation that reads like a personal note.

You don't see this happen. You see the calendar fill.

Morgan Ellis · inbound+47 min

"Well-researched. What does week one actually look like? Thin on bandwidth, need fast proof."

Sage SDR · replying+2 min

Week one is a 21-day pilot. Read-only integration, no writes until you approve. Day 3 we flag the 12 accounts already matching your coverage math. Day 7 first meetings booked. Three slots open around your board prep: Tue 10a, Wed 2p, Thu 9:30a ET.

Booked · Sage Notetaker invited Tue Apr 28 · 10:00 ET
Enterprise · Outcome-based

Pay for meetings.
Not seats.

Sage SDR only bills when a real buyer shows up to a real meeting & agrees to a real next step. Zero setup. Zero seat cost. Zero unless the meeting happens.

Sage SDR · Enterprise

The only agent that costs what it makes.

$1,000 per qualified meeting
Billed only when all four qualification criteria are met.
  • Right title (Director+)
  • Right account (ICP)
  • Showed up
  • Next step scheduled
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Pro · $200/mo · self-serve

Want to try Sage without a territory commitment?

Pro users get the same Sage agent, capped at 15 blitz runs per month. Paste your website & watch Sage research, write & draft the first outreach. You send it yourself.

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