Founders hiring their first SDRs get a note about ramp time, not a pitch.
31 sent · 5 replies · 1 bookedWe book meetings for you with the right customers, investors, design partners, and founders.
AI agents take your prospects from first touch to booked meeting, in your own tools.
Your tools plus ours
Runs inside your tools, not instead of them.
We use your tools and test new ones for you. Tools we bring run on your credit budget, no separate billing.






Also Outlook, Smartlead, Dripify, Waalaxy, Attio, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Notion, Fathom, Circleback, and anything with an API. Connected during setup.
After the list
Signals in. Meetings out.




















Strategies
Give people a reason to reply.
We try different plays inside one campaign: a buying signal, a lead magnet, a piece of content, an event. Replies decide which stay. What earns them gets more budget. What doesn't gets parked.
“First outbound hire” checklist offered to founders who replied last quarter.
18 sent · 3 replies · 2 asked for the callAnswer “first SDR or an agency?” once, publish it, send it to the 12 who asked.
Waiting for your reviewSaaStock Dublin: 9 people on the list are attending. Intro before, follow-up after.
Messages drafted · channel: LinkedInReply to community questions about sales tooling.
14 sent · 0 repliesUnmet needs in threads about competing tools.
Low fit with current ICPAfter the call
Every sales call teaches the next campaign.
Connect Fathom, Circleback or your CRM. The agent reads the notes from each call, never the call itself, and proposes what to change: who to target, what to say, which play to run next. You approve. The next batch uses it.
- Cares about onboarding time, not the feature list
- Price was fine at the Teams level
- Jonas is not the economic buyer. Budget sits with the VP People
- Asked whether replies sync back to HubSpot
How we work
Four steps. Assisted setup, your decisions.
Give the agent context
Your offer, ideal customer, Clay setup and tools. It proposes an audience and flags gaps.
Review the first batch
Prospects, fit reasoning and drafts, before anything sends. Edit, hold or approve.
Let it run
Outreach, replies and follow-ups inside the setup you approved. You take the calls.
Improve with evidence
Replies and call notes change the next batch. Every change is proposed to you first.
One view
Who you're contacting, and what happens next.
Replied, booked and held are tracked separately.
- Why they fit
- Building an outbound process
- Latest reply
- Accepted the invitation
- Next action
- Prepare for discovery
- Why they fit
- Expanding into a new market
- Latest reply
- “Interested. Send me times?”
- Next action
- Share available slots
- Why they fit
- Hiring a first sales team
- Latest reply
- Awaiting first contact
- Next action
- Review email draft
- Why they fit
- Opened a new EU office
- Latest reply
- No reply after 2 touches
- Next action
- Final follow-up, day 7
- Why they fit
- Posted about hiring SDRs
- Latest reply
- “Not this quarter.”
- Next action
- Pause 90 days
| Contact / company | Why they fit | Latest reply | Next action | Meeting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex MorganNorthlane · Sales lead | Building an outbound process | Accepted the invitation | Prepare for discovery | Booked · Thu 14:30 |
| Jonas BergKolibri · Founder | Expanding into a new market | “Interested. Send me times?” | Share available slots | Not booked |
| Maya ChenNorthstar · CEO | Hiring a first sales team | Awaiting first contact | Review email draft | Not booked |
| Priya NairLoop · Head of Sales | Opened a new EU office | No reply after 2 touches | Final follow-up, day 7 | Not booked |
| Tom WellerBrightline · Founder | Posted about hiring SDRs | “Not this quarter.” | Pause 90 days | Closed |
“Good fit, but we need the person who owns the budget.”
Your agent
Meet your Buying Signal Monitor.
One managed agent with its own inbox, reachable by email and in your channels, watching approved buying signals for the accounts in your Clay list. The whole GTM stack sits behind it.
Human-supervised · heartbeat every 48h · connected workflows: account-signal-watch, clay-fit-review, campaign-next-action
Reach it where you work
Approvals and boundaries
Let agents act, but keep the business in control.
Routine monitoring and internal briefs can move on a schedule you approve. Customer-facing messages, CRM writes and uncertain conclusions pause for the right owner.
Evidence stays attached
Every signal keeps its source and capture date, separate from the agent's interpretation.
Sensitive actions wait
External sends and CRM writes follow the approval rules agreed for that agent.
Owners can correct the work
Dismiss a weak signal or refine the criteria without widening the agent's authority.
Business memory
Agents that remember, learn, and improve.
Each campaign brief starts with your approved audience, criteria and prior decisions, not a blank prompt.
- 01Remember
The approved audience, signal criteria, sources and ICP.
- 02Learn
Corrections, dismissed signals, replies and call outcomes.
- 03Improve
Sharper criteria or a clearer brief, proposed for your review before it changes.
Memory keeps context and feedback. It does not train a model on its own or give the agent new permissions.
Customers
How teams use AgentLed today.
Books intros with founders at the right time.
Sources startups, watches for the moment that matters, a raise, a hire, a launch, and proposes the intro. Runs inside their workspace with their own n8n and knowledge base connected.
Finds small-business clients in Guadeloupe.
Local prospect lists, outreach in French, follow-ups and a simple CRM handoff for a two-person team.
The agency alternative
Clay agencies bill $5,500 a month for this. Keep the difference.
Same work after the list: research, outreach, replies, follow-ups, CRM updates. Done by managed agents you approve, from €117.90 a month plus a one-off setup we quote upfront. Your tools, your data, your calls.
$5,500: a Clay agency's public retainer, 15 Sep 2026. Scope and setup price agreed before we start.
How does your team find its next customers?
Share the tools you use and where prospecting or follow-up gets stuck. Five minutes, and you get the study findings back.
Take part in the GTM studyBefore we start
A few things to know.
What do the agents do, and what do we do?
They research, draft and coordinate approved actions in your tools. You give context, review and take the calls.
Who approves the outreach?
You do. Audience, messages and sending setup are reviewed before a campaign starts.
Do you join our sales calls?
No. Connected meeting tools or your CRM feed notes and outcomes into the next campaign.
Can you guarantee qualified meetings?
No. We agree what a useful meeting means, then review real outcomes: held, and a fit.
Make your next campaign about meetings.
Your audience. Your approval. A focused first campaign.

