Autonomous AI agents that find your buyers and close deals faster.
Workly finds the right prospects, reads today's news about them, reaches out on LinkedIn and Gmail, and follows up until the meeting is booked. When results drop, it fixes itself.
Works where you already sell
Gmail, Outlook, LinkedIn and your calendar.
Every prospect, worked end to end
From first match to a confirmed meeting, with every step on record.
15 specialist agents
One job each, working in parallel.
Heals itself
Tests fixes in a sandbox and ships only what wins.
12 threads stalled on pricing objections. No agent handled them well.
Builds the agents it's missing
Spots a gap, builds a specialist, tests it, adds it.
Specialist agents behind every single message
Channels in one conversation: LinkedIn and Gmail
To start. No credit card, cancel anytime
An AI sales agent that runs the whole sales cycle on its own.
From the first search to a confirmed meeting. You set the goal, and it does the work in between.
Finds prospects
Searches for people who match your ideal customer and scores each one.
Checks live news
Reads today's funding, hiring, launches and posts before writing a word.
Reaches out
Comments, connects and messages on LinkedIn, and emails from your Gmail.
Handles replies
Reads each reply, answers questions and pauses the sequence straight away.
Books the meeting
Finds a time, sends the invite and counts it only when the calendar confirms.
When results slip, it fixes itself.
It reads what went wrong, writes down the lesson, tests a better version in a sandbox and only ships it if it wins.
It hires its own specialists.
When it hits something none of its agents handle well, it builds a new specialist agent, checks it for safety and adds it to the team.
An AI SDR for teams that sell without an SDR army.
Whether you're a founder selling after hours, an agency running many clients, or a sales lead fixing reply rates.
You can't afford an SDR. You don't need one.
Run more client campaigns with the same team.
Your stack sends templates. Workly sends research.
Cold email and LinkedIn outreach broke when everyone started sending more.
Cold reply rates fell from 8.5% in 2019 to 3.4% in 2026. More tools and more volume made it worse, not better.
You're the glue between tools
Data, enrichment, sending and writing live in separate apps. You spend the week moving work between them.
Templates get ignored
Swapping a name into the same pitch isn't research. Buyers spot it in one line.
AI SDRs are black boxes
Messages go out and you hope. When results drop, nobody can tell you why.
Autonomous outreach, but every message is checked.
Before anything sends, three automatic checks review it. Fail one and the message is rewritten or held for you. That is what makes it safe to let it run.
The Manager scores it
Reads the draft against a fixed rubric. Below 7/10 it goes back to the writer with the reason, up to two rewrites.
6/10 → sent backA simulated prospect reacts
A model playing this buyer, with their role and their inbox, reads it and answers honestly. Including badly.
"Reads like a template" → rewriteA compliance check
Last stop before sending. Catches invented numbers, broken links and anything from your notes that shouldn't leave.
Unverified stat → held for youAnd a rewrite has to beat the draft it replaced.
LinkedIn outreach, cold email and CRM in one system.
LinkedIn and Gmail run as one conversation, with the safety rules built in, so it can work without you watching.
One thread, both channels
Every agent reads the full history before it writes, so each touch continues the conversation.
LinkedIn limits enforced in code
A slot is reserved before every action. Ceilings follow your plan, and new accounts ramp up slowly.
Watches what they post
Posts are matched to your keywords and ideal customer, then answered at the right moment.
Sends at the right moment
Inside their working hours, never at weekends, and never too soon after the last touch.
Thursday works. Could you send over your SOC 2 report first?
ClassifyingLearns from every reply
Reads each reply, answers what it can, pauses the sequence and files a lesson.
Start automated outreach in 3 simple steps
Set it up once. Then decide how much it does on its own.
Connect your accounts
Connect
Link your mailbox and LinkedIn. Only threads you started ever sync in.
Tell it what you sell
Teach it
Add your offer, case studies and who you sell to. The agents write from this.
Choose how it runs
Let it run
Review drafts for the first week if you like. When you trust it, let it run.
Simple AI SDR pricing. A fraction of one SDR.
Every plan runs the full autonomous system: all 15 agents, self-healing and the pre-send checks. Plans differ in how many accounts you send from.
Starter
One person, doing it properly
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Start freeGrowth
RecommendedA small team running real volume
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Start freeScale
Multiple senders, multiple markets
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Start freeRather pay per meeting?
$150 per verified booked meeting. No platform fee. Verified means the calendar confirmed it.
Add-ons: extra LinkedIn account $29/mo · extra mailbox $6/mo · enrichment credits from $49 · See all add-ons
LinkedIn and email automation that keeps your accounts safe.
Letting software act for you takes trust. Here is exactly what Workly touches and what it never does.
Only your outreach syncs
Threads you didn't start never enter the CRM. Every email gets an unsubscribe link.
LinkedIn-safe by design
Hard daily ceilings that follow your plan tier.
You set the control level
Review every draft, or let it run. Switch anytime.
Data & security
[Add retention policy and compliance status]
Questions people ask before they try an AI SDR
Including the uncomfortable ones.
What does Workly actually do?
It runs your outbound for you. It finds prospects that fit your ideal customer, reads the latest news about them, reaches out on LinkedIn and Gmail, answers replies and books the meeting. Every message is checked before it sends, and when results drop it fixes itself.
Will the messages sound like AI wrote them?
Every message is written for one person, from research on them: their company's latest news, their own posts and what you sell. Before it sends, a reviewer scores it against a fixed rubric and anything under 7/10 is rewritten. Then a simulated version of the buyer reads it, and if it reads like a template, it is rewritten again. A rewrite has to beat the draft it replaced. On LinkedIn the writer follows its own rules: no subject line, no sign-off, no hashtags, under 100 words.
Will it get my domain or LinkedIn account restricted?
The limits are enforced in the code, not suggested in the settings. Every LinkedIn action reserves a slot before it runs, so two jobs can't both spend the last one. Daily ceilings follow your LinkedIn tier, new accounts ramp up slowly, and old invitations are withdrawn automatically. On email, Workly sends from your own Gmail or Outlook mailboxes, only your outreach threads sync, and every email has an unsubscribe link.
Where do the prospects come from?
You describe your business and Workly turns it into buyer personas to go after. The contacts come from your own list, your own Hunter or Apollo key, or enrichment credits from us from $49 per thousand. We don't bundle a contact database into the subscription, because enrichment prices vary more than ten times between providers.
We already use Apollo, Clay or Instantly. Why switch?
Keep Apollo or Clay for contacts if they work for you; Workly can use your Apollo key. The difference is what happens next. Most outreach tools help you send more. Workly helps you send less, but better: every message is researched for one person and has to pass three checks before it goes out. LinkedIn and email run as one sequence with one shared history, so the second touch knows what the first one said.
Why not build this with ChatGPT or n8n?
ChatGPT can write a draft and n8n can move it into an inbox. What you would still need to build is everything around it: research on each prospect, a reviewer that scores drafts, a simulated buyer that pushes back, a compliance check, LinkedIn limits enforced in code, reply handling that pauses the sequence, and a lesson after every cycle that feeds the next message. Workly is that system, already built.
What happens if Workly makes a mistake?
Three checks run before anything sends. If one fails, the message is rewritten or held for you, so an unverified number or a broken link doesn't go out. If you want to check everything yourself, turn on review mode and approve, edit or reject each draft from one queue until you trust it. When a prospect replies, the sequence pauses straight away, and you can pause or remove any agent Workly creates.
Stop running outbound. Let it run itself.
Start free, add three prospects you know, and watch the agents work. Then decide how much to hand over.