A teammate that answers every reply, books every meeting.
Train, point, hand off
Three moves. Then the rep runs in the background until the deal needs you.
Train it on you
Connect 30 past emails, a LinkedIn profile and 3–5 sample messages. DitLead fits a voice profile (tone, opener style, length, formality, emoji use) and learns your offer, your ICP and your top three differentiators.
Point it at a lead pool
Drop in a list, a CSV, a Sales Nav URL, or wire it into an existing DitLead campaign. The AI rep opens, qualifies, handles objections, sends collateral and proposes calendar windows — across email, LinkedIn and (optionally) cold calls.
Hand off when it's close-ready
When a deal hits your handoff threshold (meeting held, BANT met, deal value over a line, prospect asks for legal) the rep stops selling. A clean handoff lands in Slack with the conversation, the BANT score, the materials sent, and a suggested next move.
Four design choices that make the AI rep trustworthy
An autonomous rep is only useful if it's observable, bounded, and good at the work. Four pillars get us there.
End-to-end conversation, not just a first touch
Most 'AI SDRs' stop after the first send. The DitLead AI Sales Rep runs the whole thread: opens, qualifies on BANT/SPICED, answers questions, sends collateral, proposes calendar windows, follows up, asks for the meeting, confirms the held — across email and LinkedIn, in your voice.
- Multi-turn, multi-channel: email + LinkedIn + (optional) calls
- Voice-matched to your last 30 messages
- Self-pauses on out-of-office, vacation responders, holidays
- Reply ownership: the AI rep owns the thread end-to-end
Twenty objections, every one with a measured win rate
Every B2B sales conversation runs into the same 20 objections — pricing first, contract until Q3, send to my colleague, are you AI. The AI rep has a playbook for each, calibrated to your offer, with a win rate you can see and tune.
- 20-objection playbook, editable per workspace
- Measured win rate per objection, per ICP
- Stage-aware: pricing handled differently in discovery vs. negotiation
- Escalates novel objections to a human with a draft reply
Clean handoff — not a Slack scramble
The rep knows when it's outside its zone. Once a deal is close-ready, or hits an escalation trigger, it hands off with a full summary: BANT score, materials sent, response latency, key signals, identified risks, suggested next move. Your closer picks up mid-conversation, fully briefed.
- Auto-handoff on deal value, stage, ICP, legal mention
- Per-rep routing by territory, ICP, language, capacity
- Full deal summary: BANT, materials, risks, suggested next move
- AE picks up the thread mid-conversation, fully briefed
Always-on guardrails you can read
The AI rep ships with 9 default guardrails — never discount, never commit a slot it doesn't hold, never claim certifications, disclose AI when asked, stop after 3 unread follow-ups, escalate anything legal or procurement. All editable. None hide-able.
- 9 default guardrails, every one editable
- Pause on any unsubscribe synonym (including 'piss off')
- Disclose 'I'm an AI' if directly asked, by default
- Per-action confidence score + one-click rollback
Every capability your AE would notice
The dials that turn an AI rep from a curiosity into a real teammate.
Multi-turn conversation
Runs the whole thread, not just the opener. Voice-matched.
24/7Multi-channel by default
Email + LinkedIn + (optional) calls — same identity across all of them.
1 identity20-objection playbook
Every common objection mapped to a win-rate-measured rebuttal.
EditableBooks meetings live
Proposes 3 windows from your calendar, holds them, confirms on accept.
Auto-holdSends the right collateral
Pulls from your library based on stage, ICP, objection. Tracks opens.
Stage-awareClean human handoff
Full deal summary + suggested next move when deals get to a human zone.
0 scramble9 default guardrails
Pricing, calendar, escalation, AI-disclosure, unsubscribe — all editable.
Always-onConfidence + rollback
Every action has a confidence score and a rollback button.
Per action3 autonomy modes
Suggest · Auto-under-cap · Full-auto. Promote when ready.
Per repWhat the AI rep ships
Illustrative benchmarks, not measured guarantees — your results depend on ICP, offer, list quality and copy.
Anyone whose reps don't have enough hours
Founder, SDR team, agency, recruiter — the rep takes the conversation as far as it should.
Founders pre-AE
Founder-led outbound that doesn't end with you. The AI rep runs every reply until a deal needs you.
- Voice trained on you
- Handoff to your calendar
- Stops at any 'need to talk to legal'
SDR teams
Sit your AI rep on the lead pool every SDR works. Reps step in only on warm conversations.
- Per-rep handoff routing
- Manager-tunable guardrails
- Coverage on weekends + off-hours
Agencies
Run one AI rep per client, each in the client's voice. Hand off to the client's AE on warm.
- Per-client voice + ICP
- Per-client guardrails
- White-label conversation view
Recruiters
Screens, qualifies and books candidate intros. Hands a warm short-list to the recruiter.
- Candidate-friendly tone pack
- ATS sync on handoff
- Auto-pause on 'not looking'
A teammate vs. a chatbot wearing a name tag
Left is what arrives the day you switch. Right is the AI-sales theater you stop putting up with.
- 01Multi-turn conversations across email + LinkedIn + (optional) calls
- 02Voice-matched to your last 30 emails / messages
- 0320-objection playbook with measured win rates
- 04Proposes 3 calendar windows, holds them, confirms on accept
- 05Sends the right collateral at the right moment, opens tracked
- 069 default guardrails — all editable, never hide-able
- 07Three autonomy modes per rep: Suggest · Auto-under-cap · Full-auto
- 08Per-action confidence score + one-click rollback
- 09Clean handoff with BANT, materials, risks, suggested next move
- 10AE picks the thread up mid-conversation, fully briefed
- 01An 'AI SDR' that only writes the first touch and ghosts you
- 02Sequence builders pretending to be conversational AI
- 03Calendar ping-pong with the prospect over 5 emails
- 04Reps writing the same objection rebuttal 80 times a year
- 05Off-hours leads going cold because nobody's awake
- 06Pricing replies sent on a Friday afternoon by a tired rep
- 07Handoffs that arrive as a 1-line Slack DM with no context
- 08An AI that quietly discounts to win a deal
- 09Meetings booked without a held calendar slot
- 10An AI that won't tell you why it sent what it sent
An AI rep that runs the conversation. Not just the first email.
Most 'AI SDRs' write the opener and ghost. DitLead's runs the thread, books the meeting, escalates the close — observably.
| Capability | AiSDR | 11x Alice | Regie.ai | Artisan | Apollo AI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-turn conversation (not just openers) | Limited | Limited | ||||
| Multi-channel (email + LI + calls) | Email only | Email + LI | Email only | Email + LI | Email only | |
| Voice profile trained on you | Persona | Persona | Persona | |||
| 20-objection playbook (win-rated) | ||||||
| Books meetings (proposes + holds) | Links | Links | Links | Links | Manual | |
| Clean handoff with BANT + materials | ||||||
| 9 editable guardrails | Hidden | Hidden | Hidden | Hidden | Hidden | |
| Per-action rollback | ||||||
| AI-disclosure on request | Optional | Optional |