For sales teams of 2 to 100. SealDeal researches each company on your list, writes only from sources it can show you, and sends nothing until you approve it, from your own mailbox. Every reply lands in a CRM you own.
Free for two seats. Sending goes through Gmail, Microsoft 365 or your own SMTP, never a shared pool.
Dana, you opened our pricing email three times this week1, and Meridian raised a $24M Series B in March2. You are probably adding reps this quarterinferred. We sit on top of Salesforce3, not beside it. Twenty minutes Thursday?
Point it at a list, a CSV or your CRM. It reads the company site, recent news and public records, and keeps a note of where every fact came from.
If it can't source a sentence, the sentence doesn't get written. Anything it worked out rather than found is marked inferred, so you can judge it yourself.
The draft arrives in your queue with its sources beside it. Approve, edit or reject. It goes from your own mailbox, on your own domain. Nothing leaves without a person.
Replies, meetings and deals land in the pipeline on their own. When one goes quiet you get told, with the reason. That's the Friday-afternoon job most teams never get to.
Outbound is how you fill it. The workspace is what you keep: every reply, meeting and deal, with the same rule on every move. Evidence shown, a person decides.
Replies, opens, meetings, notes and news fuse into one ranked move per deal, with the evidence attached. Anything inferred is marked, as always.
An inbound lead unanswered, a champion gone silent, a follow-up you promised. Ranked by priority, with a reply drafted when one is due.
BANT, CHAMP, MEDDICC, MEDDPICC or SPICED, set once per organisation. The AI pre-fills what it can defensibly infer and marks it; your reps confirm the rest. Keep it all here, or sync with the Salesforce or HubSpot you already run.
She replied with a time, so the meeting is real. Three pricing opens and the Series B say budget is live. Asking who else joins gives you the buying committee while there is still time to prepare for them.
Recent AI sales tools sent mail nobody had checked, with details nobody had verified. Buyers noticed. Mail providers did too: since 2024, Google, Yahoo and Microsoft filter bulk senders whose spam-complaint rate passes 0.3%, and the penalty applies to your whole domain, not the one campaign. Google's sender guidelines spell it out.
We think the fix is a stricter rule. The software does the reading and the first draft; a person does the sending. In SealDeal the product enforces that, so it holds on the week everybody is behind and nobody is reading the policy document.
So every fact in a draft links to where it came from, claims with no source are blocked before they reach you, and a second model reviews the first for anything invented. That is what we mean by grounded, and the page describes the mechanism so you can check it rather than trust the adjective.
We'd rather you didn't take our word for whether any of it works. Turn on a holdout, a random share of your accounts the software never touches, and compare the two groups after a quarter. The result is your number, not ours. We won't publish one until customers have measured it themselves.
If you want to argue with any of the above, the address is hello@sealdeal.ai and it is not a ticket queue.
We'd rather you find these out here than in week two.
Bring your own, export one from Apollo or ZoomInfo, or connect Salesforce or HubSpot. SealDeal researches the companies you give it. It doesn't sell you contacts and it never will.
Not by default, and not ever unless you turn it on for one named rep and one type of action, after that rep's approvals have held up for a while.
A sequence can hold a LinkedIn or phone step, but that arrives as a task on your list with a due date; the software doesn't do it. Automating LinkedIn is an account-ban risk and we won't ship it. No dialer, no SMS.
We launched in September 2026. When customers run holdouts, the figures are theirs to share or keep. Any percentage you see attributed to SealDeal did not come from us.
It replaces their research afternoon and their blank page. The relationship, the voice and the decision to send stay with them.
Fast and inexpensive. They hand you deliverability tooling but no research, no grounding, and nothing after the reply. Good if you already have copy you trust.
Mature, priced for large teams, and mostly manual. If you have twenty reps and an ops person, they are hard to beat.
They send without a person reading. SealDeal keeps the AI and adds the reader, which is a slower motion and a different bet.
Excellent records, no research or outbound built in. SealDeal is a CRM too, so a small team may not need both. A larger one can sync.
If you already run Salesforce or HubSpot, SealDeal syncs with both in both directions, so you can keep your system of record and use only the outbound. See integrations. Detailed comparisons: vs 11x · vs HubSpot · vs Salesforce · vs Apollo · vs Outreach. They are written by us, so check them against each vendor's current documentation.
Outbound starts at $74 a month: one $25 seat for the workspace and $49 for 1,000 researched, written emails. A two-person team sending is $99.
Full CRM for 2 seats, 100 AI actions a month, and a 50-email outbound trial. No card.
Full CRM, rules and actions, inbound capture and routing.
Core, plus the AI next move on each deal with its sources, deal insights, and the holdout that measures lift.
Pro, plus stage gates, buying-committee coverage and forecasting. You get a quote with a figure in it.
Outbound is an add-on from $49 a month on any plan, metered by email volume. Sending itself is never metered. Annual billing saves up to 25%.
Cancel from the billing page or by email. Monthly plans are not prorated; annual plans are. Full pricing.
Something missing? Write to hello@sealdeal.ai. A person reads it, usually the same day.
No. An AI SDR sends on its own. SealDeal researches, drafts and tells your rep the next move; the rep approves and sends. The difference is the whole product.
It can't reach you if it does. Every claim must cite a source or be marked as inferred, and drafts that fail that check are discarded before the queue. A second model reviews the first. The grounding page describes the mechanism so you can check it yourself.
Either. Outbound from day one, with results landing in the CRM at no extra step. Or the CRM alone at $25 a seat, free for two. If Salesforce or HubSpot is your system of record, keep it and sync; see integrations.
Yours. BANT, CHAMP, MEDDICC, MEDDPICC or SPICED, set per organisation. The AI pre-fills what it can defensibly infer and marks it as such. Your reps confirm the rest.
It stays yours, and you can export all of it at any time. The security pagelists the specifics: hosting, encryption, retention and subprocessors. We'd rather you read it than take a badge's word for it.
Run the holdout on your own pipeline and read your own number. We don't publish one until customers have measured it. How the holdout works.
Free for two seats, from your own mailbox, no card. If the drafts aren't ones you would send under your own name, you will know in an afternoon.